Etap hotel symbols?

On the page
http://www.etaphotel.com/etaphotel/f...ituation.shtml
, what does the red (second from the right) symbol mean? To me it looks
like a roof and a chimney, but what does it mean?

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On the page

http://www.etaphotel.com/etaphotel/f...situation.shtm
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, what does the red (second from the right) symbol mean? To me it looks
like a roof and a chimney, but what does it mean?

According to Etap's printed hotel list it means: 'Restaurant Grille
CourtePaille'. Obviously this is a restaurant chain in France, and they
offer special discounts to Etap customers.

On 10/06/05 18:36, in article , "J.
Anderson" wrote:


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On the page

http://www.etaphotel.com/etaphotel/f...situation.shtm
l
, what does the red (second from the right) symbol mean? To me it looks
like a roof and a chimney, but what does it mean?

According to Etap's printed hotel list it means: 'Restaurant Grille
CourtePaille'. Obviously this is a restaurant chain in France, and they
offer special discounts to Etap customers.



That web site has a symbol in the upper right hand corner.
The reservation site

http://www.etaphotel.com/etaphotel/index.html

same thing except it tells you it is part of the Accor hotel group
which runs a lot of different chains, including Motel 6 in the USA.

Often Etap will be in some edge of the city industrial complex
with other hotels, some of which are not Accor (like Companile) and
some which are (Ibis). At times it is hard to figure out who Accor
does not own!


Earl

On Fri, 10 Jun 2005, J. Anderson wrote:

According to Etap's printed hotel list it means: 'Restaurant Grille
CourtePaille'. Obviously this is a restaurant chain in France, and they
offer special discounts to Etap customers.

According to the web site, a 3-course dinner (appetizer, entrée and
desert) costs 11 euros. The web site also says "offer valid until
31-12-2004". ;-)

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Yves Bellefeuille