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Connaissez vous des hotels sympas ( équivalents du 2 étoiles en France ) à Buenos aires, Si possible dans le centre? Dans un quartier avec bons petits restaurants, bonne ambiance....

Merci pour tous ces renseignements.

Amitiés

amiserge

bonjour a tous, je cherche un hotel à Kuala lumpur si possble centre ville qui soit situé dans un quartier avec possibilité de shopping, un grand choit pour manger le soir un endroit vivant et surtout proche des transport. J ai lu un post avec le fédéral kuala lumpur situé dans le quartier bukit bintang qui pourait corresponde a ma recherche. mon budget est de 30 à 40 € par jour si quelqu'un à des info sur kuala je suis preneur merci par avance de votre aide

Hello,

Je proffite de mon passage sur internet pour vous poser une petite question... Je cherche un bon hotel dans le quartier autour de la station siam et du mbk Pour le moment nous sommes au reno hotel... d'habitude j'adore mais la ils sont complet alors on a eu droit a la plus mauvaise chambre...et le principe de payer le meme prix que le voisin pour moins bien nous enerve... alors voila...on cherche un autre endroit pour se poser... Mais on adore le quartier...parfait pour faire des courses et tout a porter de main.. donc on voudrait pas trop s'en eloigner ou au moins trouver un quartier aussi pratique.. pour le prix on ira jusqu'a 1000-1100 bath...

en vous remeciant ;)

Partons au brésil, à rio au mois de décembre et j'aimerais avoir des infos ou adresses de bons plans (resto, quartier à visiter, site particuliers, etc....) en dehors de ceux énumérés dans les guides. Aimerais faire des achats aussi, merci de m'indiquer les bons tuyaux ainsi que les cadeaux à ramener (période de noël qui suivra) Merci pour vos adresses et vos conseils

Bonjour j'aimerais savoir s'il y a une agence de voyage spécialisée pour le Brésil à Montréal. Dans le quartier portugais???

Si l'un de vous y êtes allés récemment, quelle compagnie aéréenne me conseillez-vous à partir de Montréal? Air Canada? une compagnie américaine?

Merci de m'éclairer la dessus.

J'aimerai votre avis sur l'endroi où reserver un hotel à BKK :

Sukumvit (apparemment quartier touristique) ou Kao Sao car les avis m'ont l'air bien partagés...

Lequel est le mieux pour les visites (boudha couché, palais royal...)

Lequel est le mieux en venant de l'aéroport (car après 12 heures de trajets, on sera peut être un peu crevés!!).

Que ne faut il pas rater à BKK?

Merci d'avance pour vos réponses...

Amandine

bonjour

je pars a bombay avec 8 potos, on cherche a se loger dans le quartier Colaba pour un budget d'étudiant.

nous arrivons a l'aeroport a minuit. savez vous si il y a encore des bus, navettes ou autre pouvant nous y emmener a cette heure?

Bonjour, Je serai à Paris une semaine début Aout, pour la premiere fois, j'aimerais qu'on me suggere un quartier ou habiter. Nous serons 4, 2 adultes, 2 ados. Nous cherchons un quartier sympathique, ou on ne rencontre pas seulement que des touristes et ou le cout de la vie serait modéré(je sais que tout est relatif en ce domaine) et nous sommes pret a prendre le metro pour se rendre dans le centre.

Merci a l'avance, Michel.

Buenos Aires 11h00 ( Paris 15h00 )

Hier soir aux alentours de 23h00, une discotheque (Republica Cromagnon) du quartier de Once a Buenos Aires a ete devastée par un incendie provoqué par un feu de Bengale lors d'un recital de groupe rock "Los Callejeros"

Un spectateur aurait allumé un feu qui aurait de suite enflammé la decoration des plafonds. Le feu s est propagé a une vitesse folle dans tout l'etablissement.

Pour une raison encore inconnue, l electricite a ete coupé et les 6000 personnes presentes a ce moment dans la discotheque se sont retrouvées plongées dans le noir rendant la fuite tres difficile. La grande majorite des 6000 spectateurs etaient des adolescents de 15 a 19 ans. ( la discotheque n etait habilitée que pour recevoir au maximum 1000 personnes )

D autre part, l unique sortie de secours etaient cadenassée et n a pu etre ouverte.

Le proprietaire ( Omar Chabán ) de la discotheque est recherché par la police et se trouve pour l instant en fuite .

Le bilan pour le moment (11h00 h.arg) est incroyablement eleve : 175 morts et 619 blessés

Peu a peu les familles se sont rendus sur place pour verifier si leurs enfants etaient dans la discotheque, les ambulances ont evacues jusqu a 3 heure du matin les blesses...

La pluparts des jeunes n avaient pas leurs papiers sur eux, ce qui rend tres difficile a la fois la reconnaissance des personnes decedes ainsi que des blesses en etat de choc ou dans le comas .

Voici une premiere liste des personnes hospitalisees dans les differents hopitaux de la zone:

Florencia Gauna, Exequiel Capitanich, Diego Noriega, Federico Bustrac, Gimena Carrizo, Romina Costa, Paula Durray, Daniel Luna, Florencia Gallardo, Miguel Vacarotta, Verónica Creposai, Cristina Guinayer, Facundo Flores, Leonardo Castro, Federico Serrano, Marques Morán, Soledad Grabrielle, Mariano Silva, Ayelen Mona, Alfredo Díaz, Hernán Alderete.Aixa Alvarez, Leandro Alvarez, Rubén Dario Arena, Ezequiel Asco, Hernán Baigorria, Nicolás Barani, Guillermo Canavese, Lucas Córdoba, Martín Charnapolski, Marcelo Churruarín, Luciano Darnica, Ezequiel Díaz, María Victoria Dobal, Carolina Domínguez, Julián Ferrari Lescano, Manuel Gómez, Jorge Jelfi, Javier Laura, Carlos Ledesma, Cintia Lobo, Carina Maciel, Amilcar Moreno, Iván Moreno, Lucía Novoa, Luis Padilla, Yesica Pardo, Gigi Pérez, Jonathan Pérez, Leandro Prinocik, Gerardo Riccini, Samantha Rosembleg, Noemí Santos, Sabrina Santos, Facundo Villalba.Soledad Sequeiro, Candela Martinez, David Couche, Rúben Pérez, Carolina Moreira, Lorenzo Galarza, Cecilia Piner, Faustino Brizuela, Martín Perez, Anahí Aranda, Emanuel Countri, Florencia Uze, Diego Cardozo, Mariana Sosa, María Sánchez, Agustín Gimenez Caro, María Orti, Santiago Perez, Martin Letieri, Ricardo Nuñez, Jorge Ramírez, Lorena Cartineli, Graciela Acuña, Carlos Luna, Adriana Juárez, Agustin Poll, Cristian Godoy, Leandro González, Hugo Domínguez, Octavio Sánchez, Daniel Delgado, Carlos Ramírez.Neomí Salto, Guillermo Canaves, Emanuel Gómez, Belén Olivera, Inés Carrasco, Emanuel Vonkar, Jorge Herrero, Matías Rodríguez, Emanuel Rodríguez.Jorge Scarcella, Paula Canzonieri, Andrés López, Diego Lichtenstein, Hernán Cevallos, Martín Cevallos, Analía Ferreira, Lucas Eletto, Natalia Castelli, Johnatan Iñíguez, Sergio Villalba.Iris Carrasco, Pablo Alanis, Martín Gómez, Maximiliano Laguis, Grabiel Avalos, Cristian Velazquez, Exequiel García, Facundo Bardero, Pablo Espinoza, Mariano Durán, Germán Esquivel, Cristian Tamborini, Julio del Río, Angel Pérez.

Les autorités n ont pas encore rendu public la listes de 175 vicitimes..

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Bonjour,

Je serais dans 1 a 3 jours a Buenos Aires.

J aimerais avoir un bon plan hebergement, notamment savoir dans quel quartier il vaut mieux etre.

D autre part j aimerais aussi assister a un match a la bombonera, si quelqu un a un tuyau pour achat de billet et pour les matchs a venir, je suis preneur.

Et enfin, quels sont les trucs a ne pas manquer dans cette ville ?

Merci d avance pour vos conseils.

bonjour à tous

je suis à la recherche d'une maison sympa pour passer 2 nuits à santiago, quartier de bellavista (il me semble que c'est le coin le plus festif de la ville....) ou proche de ce quartier!! un bon rapport qualité/prix....

ensuite, dans le sud à puerto natales et puerto arenas, connaissez vous des endroits sympas pour crécher??

merci de votre aide jy

Buenas !

Petite question (peut etre Herge pourra repondre) : qui connait le barrio Sant Telmo a Buenos ? Comment est-ce quartier ? Donde esta ubiquado ?

Merci

J'arrive en Inde par le vol AIR FRANCE Paris-Delhi le 5 octobre à 22H. Je pense aller dormir dans le quartier Pahargang mais je n'ai pas réserver de chambre jusqu'à maintenant. Selon vous est-ce que ça craint?

Bonjour,

Nous arrivons a Nairobi dans une semaine. Quelqu'un aurait-il une bonne adresse d'hotel dans un quartier "sur" ?

Merci d'avance pour vos bons plans...

Emilie

salut à tous, je souhaiterais savoir quel budjet compter pour la location d'un appart pour un mois?

quel quartier est le plus abordable? comment réserver?

Bonjour !

Je recherche une adresse d'hotel a La Paz. J'aimerai qu'il soit assez confortable et dans un bon quartier car c'est pour mes parents... Je voudrais pouvoir leur reserver a l'avance pour qu'ils soient tranquilles.

Merci d'avance 😏

Emilie

bonne année aux internautes de forum voyage !! partant bientôt pour la thailande, je ne sais pas dans quel quartier de bankok passer la première nuit, je souhaite éviter le quartier "chaud" qui est aussi bruyant la nuit, je préfère un endroit plus calme (bon je sais que c'est la capitale mais bon...) et pas trop loin ou du métro ou du chao praya. si quelqu'un a une bonne adresse d'hotel ou de guest house, ce serait bien !🙂

Hi there, I’m looking for some friendly recommendations for places to stay in Marrakech for 3 nights in June 2026. In the meantime, have a great day, everyone! Thanks so much in advance.

Hi everyone! 😊 We’re traveling as a family to Marrakech from April 19 to 24, and there’ll be 15 of us (all ages), staying in the Targa neighborhood (El Idrissi Street). I’d love your advice on a few things! 🙏 🚗 Vehicle rental We’re thinking of renting 3 cars. We’ve seen really low prices online, but often without insurance. 👉 Do you have any reliable contacts or personal experiences to share? 👉 Would you recommend getting specific “tourist” insurance? 🏛️ Visits – Bahia Palace & Saadian Tombs We’d like to visit the Bahia Palace and the Saadian Tombs, but:

We can’t find single tickets online We only see guided tours with fixed times (like 9:30 AM / 4-hour tours)

👉 Do you know if it’s possible to book without a guide? 👉 Or do we have to buy tickets on-site? (We’re a little worried about crowds and lines, especially with older folks in the group.) 🍽️ Restaurants / meals We’ve spotted the Grand Bazaar Marrakech for a meal. 👉 Any thoughts? 👉 Could you recommend other restaurants in the same budget? (We’re a big group, so it needs to stay reasonable.) For lunch/snacks, we’ve seen:

Snack Toubkal Goûter Saveur

👉 If anyone’s been, I’d love your feedback! 😊 🛒 Practical info – Targa neighborhood We’ll be in Targa (El Idrissi Street). 👉 Are there shops nearby for quick groceries (breakfast, water, etc.)?

If you’ve got any great tips, contacts, or little tricks, I’d love to hear them! 😍 Thanks so much for your help! 💖

Hi there!

I’ll be in Hong Kong from December 31 to January 3, 2027.

Any recommendations for things to see or do?

I’ll be staying in the Kowloon district.

I’d love to visit Lantau Island—what’s the best way to get there? And would you recommend buying a skip-the-line ticket for the cable car? Also, is there an entry fee for the Big Buddha?

Hi everyone,

We’re making a family dream come true: spending a month in Brazil from July 19 to August 20. We’ll land in Rio and spend 6 days there (we’ve finalized a home exchange for a lovely apartment in the Copacabana neighborhood). After that, we’re heading to Minas Gerais by rental car for 11 days (Tiradentes, Ouro Preto, and the Inhotim Institute), then the Costa Verde, and finally 2 days in São Paulo.

We’ll be traveling with our three kids, ages 17, 14, and 9, who are real travelers and good hikers. Goes hand in hand, right? 😄

For now, we’ve planned to visit Ilha Grande (4 days) and then Paraty and its surroundings (3 days). What do you think? Ilha Grande appealed to us for its hikes and beaches, but couldn’t we do that along Paraty’s coast? I’ve read mixed reviews about Ilha Grande...

Thanks for your tips, opinions, and anything else! !

Kanta Lodge, opened in 2009, is an eco-lodge perched on a hill overlooking the Konso region in southern Ethiopia. Its name, "Kanta," means a traditional neighborhood or division within a Konso village. This name reflects the lodge’s deep local roots and its close connection to the community’s social structure.

The lodge offers spectacular views of the terraced hills that Konso is famous for. The rooms are traditional *toukouls*—compact and typical of Konso architecture—blending authentic charm with environmental respect.

Thanks to its ideal location, it’s the perfect starting point for visiting one of the 12 Konso villages inscribed as UNESCO World Heritage sites since 2011, as well as exploring the Omo Valley. Kanta Lodge lets travelers discover the region in a peaceful, culturally rich setting that’s deeply connected to local traditions.

Edit: The rooms are *toukouls*

Hello my fellow globetrotters, could anyone tell me how to find the French colonial cemetery in Pondicherry? It seems tricky to locate.

Thanks so much for your help! Take care, pace yourselves, and travel far.

Cheers, Régine

Hello! We’re heading to Cambodia for a month in March. We’re planning to visit Phnom Penh, Battambang, Siem Reap, the Angkor temples, Kompong Luong, then head down to Kampot, Kep, and finish our trip on the islands of Koh Rong. Has anyone done this trip recently? Any great spots to recommend? Neighborhoods to stay in Phnom Penh (lively but not too touristy)? Tips for getting around between the major cities—bus, train, boat, motorbike? Thanks for all the advice! Fabienne

Hi everyone, I’m planning a trip to Delhi and I’m looking for a very budget-friendly guesthouse for two people in the Majnu-ka-Tilla neighborhood. If anyone knows a nice place with a low budget, I’d love to get the contact info, rates, or any feedback from your experience. Thanks in advance for your help! 😊

Hi there,

A quick recap of our 19-day trip to China – classic itinerary, half-family: dad and 13-year-old son, August 2025.

Arrived in Shanghai, the idea was to explore the city in the evening to help with jet lag. Day 1: Maglev (50 CNY), then metro to the hotel, night cruise on the Huangpu River, admiring the skyline. Day 2: Yuyuan Garden (meh), Lujiazui district, sunset from the top of Jinmao Tower, stroll along the Bund, admiring the skyline. Day 3: Chaos at the Shanghai Museum – should’ve booked in advance. Backup plan: Longhua Temple (nice), Tianzi Fang district (great). Day 4: Aquarium (okay), Pearl Tower, Fake Market (top), then flight to Guilin. Taxi from Guilin to Yangshuo (400 CNY arranged by the hotel). Verdict: Maybe one day too many. Late mornings (jet lag) kept us from visiting the water town. Day 5: Yangshuo – scooter ride (40 CNY) along the Yulong River. Day 6: Early Didi (30 min) to the top of Xiang Gong Shan (ideally for sunrise). Then a walk through the countryside to the Li River, crossing by boat (10 CNY) to Xingping. You can shorten the walk by flagging down a mini-shuttle that shuttles Chinese tourists in the opposite direction. Explored Xingping, scooter ride, 20 CNY viewpoint, sunset from Laozhai Hill, back to Yangshuo. Day 7: Scooter ride to spots we missed on Day 5. Verdict: It’s stunning. Might be worth staying in Guilin the first night and booking a cruise to Yangshuo the next day on the Li River. Day 8: Bus (4/5h, 100 CNY) to Longji/Dazhai. Hotel in Tianzhouzai – I think it’s better to stay in Ping’an, it’s more typical. Dazhai is generally overdeveloped. Day 9: Full-day hike from Dazhai to Ping’an, then bus back to Dazhai. Super nice walk, only crossed paths with 4 people. Day 10: Walk around the top of Dazhai, but the trails are poorly maintained – no loop possible. Verdict: Gorgeous, probably one day too many, but the area is very rainy, so it’s good to have a buffer. Day 11: Private taxi (4/5h, 200 €) to Fenghuang. Explored the town in the evening – really nice. Day 12: Short visit to Fenghuang during the day, then train to Zhangjiajie and Wulingyuan. Hotel pool. Day 13: Early start: Zhangjiajie Park via Wulingyuan entrance, Route A (starting with the cable car). Fabulous. If I did it again, I’d take Route B to get early access to the section near the giant elevator. Day 14: Early start: Zhangjiajie Park via the south entrance – superb. Day 15: Wulingyuan Grand Canyon, glass bridge – nice but not essential. Day 16: Tianmen Mountain in the afternoon. You can leave your luggage at the entrance. Routes A and B sell out quickly. Note that Route C no longer uses buses to the top – there’s a brand-new cable car instead, which I think is actually better than A and B. Really nice, worth doing. Evening flight to Beijing. Verdict: The canyon could be done the same morning as Tianmen Mountain, or even skipped. Day 17: Visited the Forbidden City (book a week in advance!), missed the entry slot for Tiananmen Square (book in advance!) due to security checks. Visited the Lama Temple. Stayed in a hutong. Day 18: Great Wall at Mutianyu. Private taxi (100 € round trip – probably overpaid) to arrive before 7 AM. Then back to Beijing, Temple of Heaven, and finally the modest skyline from the mall at Guomao metro station. Day 19: Fake markets (pointless – they’re stripped of their usual goods compared to Shanghai’s), Summer Palace, then Wangfujing Street. Headed to the airport. Verdict: 3 days is too short for Beijing.

Overall impressions: Highlights: Incredible places (cities and landscapes), often vast and fascinating, a total change of scenery. Very easy and smooth to travel despite the clear language barrier. Excellent food, very affordable, very few scams. Lowlights: Intense heat and humidity in August, *way* too many tourists (99.9% Chinese), a real circus that makes the trip exhausting. Walking is tiring in the long run (even though we’re very active) because it’s all on stone paths and stairs. To avoid crowds, you’d need to wake up early every day – tough with kids, especially with jet lag.

Logistics: - Buses and private taxis arranged last-minute through hotels. - Didi is widely available everywhere, plentiful, and cheap. - Flights and trains booked on Trip.com a month in advance (fills up fast). - Hotels on Booking and Trip.com. Only the one in Yangshuo was booked well in advance – hotel capacity is huge everywhere. - Apps: Didi, Alipay, WeChat, Maps.me, Google Translate. Free 35 GB data plan, SIM card from the airport.

Berlin in May is really nice.

Day 1: Flight from Orly to Berlin. We had a bit of a struggle finding the train or RER to get to "Mitte". The Berliners were quite helpful in trying to guide us. Settled into our hotel, we took some time to explore the northern part of "Mitte". Dinner at a pizzeria and off to bed.

Day 2: A 3-hour guided tour of Berlin East’s must-see spots. Great idea—it helped us plan the rest of our stay. After a quick lunch at a kebab place, we set off on foot to check out the graffitied Berlin Wall, including the Swiss Army Knife mural. We stopped by some cool bars along the way (we love walking). Back by metro—we’re starting to figure out how it works. Dinner near our hotel at a Chinese restaurant.

Day 3: We visited the Jewish quarter, walked to Charlottenburg, and then headed to the Memorial Museum, a must-see. Grabbed a snack with a slightly spicy Berlin sausage and made our way to the Jewish Museum. Since we’re not Jewish, we didn’t fully grasp its content, despite the richness of the exhibits. Walked back and had dinner at a traditional restaurant.

Day 4: Back in 1968, as a high school student, I stayed with a German family to improve my German—which I’ve since forgotten. I wanted to revisit Kurfürstendamm, but it was a mistake. This West Berlin neighborhood, with its bars, nightclubs, and luxury shops, has lost all its charm. It’s now just a residential area. We headed back through one of Berlin’s many beautiful parks.

Day 5: Our last day included a visit to Charlottenburg Palace—a mini Versailles—and a stroll around the Reichstag. The cherry on top of this trip was getting to visit the dome. Luckily, I’d read that you need to book in advance to access it. Three weeks before our departure, I logged on and—surprise—I got two spots for the day before we left at 6:30 PM. I confirmed right away. It’s true that on-site, buses drop off tourists who could crowd the dome, so booking early is *totally* worth it.

Day 6: Heading home. If we’d gotten a 72-hour metro pass, we could’ve saved a day. Sure, we walked a lot, but like in Paris, being outside lets you appreciate the city’s architecture even more.

Looking for advice on staying in Lyon for 3 days in a hotel in the 5th arrondissement—affordable but safe and clean. In October 2025.

Hi there. To break up the trip from Capas to Banaue, we're planning to stop in Baguio for 2 nights. Good or bad idea? If it's a good one, which neighborhood should we look for accommodation in? Thanks

Hi, We’re heading to Asia this summer, and to avoid arriving in the middle of the night, we’ve decided to stop over in Dubai for a day and a half on the way there and back. Any ideas for activities during this super-hot period? Bonus points if they’re reasonably priced 🙂 Which neighborhood is best to stay in? Thanks in advance, and have a great day! Bruno