There are two types of housing available at the Feast this year. One is a hotel-style room, and the other is an apartment style. The cost is the same for either, and the only selections you will need to make when paying for room and board are single occupancy vs double occupancy for anyone 14 and over, and the appropriate age-based package for anyone under 14.  Housing units will be assigned closer to the Feast, with priority for apartments given to families with small children and those with special needs. Note that there is no Wi-Fi in the rooms, but there is Wi-Fi available in the main conference center a short walk from the housing units.  If your cell provider offers it, you may consider adding an “international data plan” for the duration of your travels.  Another option is to purchase a mobile hotspot and international data plan.  One provider which several Feastgoers have used is Solis: https://soliswifi.co/?rfsn=2318081.4a2bce.

Whether in a hotel room or an apartment, towels will be changed twice during your stay, and room cleaning will be provided once during your stay. If you would like sheets changed and/or your towels changed more frequently, you may request this and pay an additional fee at the front desk.  Extra towels for beach or pool use are not provided, so you may wish to bring your own towels from home for this purpose.

Hotel rooms

Hotel rooms are arranged in pairs of two separate hotel rooms which can accommodate from two to five people. Each room has its own private locking door and private bathroom, and each pair of rooms shares a common entry door and small foyer. Each pair has one bedroom with a large bed while the second bedroom has two or three twin beds to accommodate up to a family of five total.

Each room comes with its own bathroom and toilet, is equipped with heating and air conditioning, and has a small fridge and a TV.

The rooms on the ground floor have a small terrace; those on the first floor have a balcony.

Apartments

Apartments sleep up to six people. Each apartment has one private bedroom with two twin beds (can be made into a large bed). The sofa bed in the living room can sleep two and some apartments have a loft with two beds.

Each apartment has its own private bathroom and toilet, is equipped with heating and air conditioning, and comes with a TV, a fully equipped kitchenette, dishwasher, fridge and hotplate. They are typically stocked with plates and utensils for a family of four to six along with table and chairs.

Housing Cost

The Feast in France room and board package includes nine nights’ lodging from check-in on Wednesday, October 16 to check-out on Friday, October 25 and includes dinner on Wednesday evening, October 16, and breakfast, lunch and dinner from October 17 to October 24 as well as breakfast on the morning of departure, Friday October 25. Due to our contract terms, we cannot offer pricing for fewer days.

The cost for this room and board package is as follows:

• Adults 14 years and older (double occupancy)—€690 per person
• Adults (single occupancy)—€870 per person
• Teens 11 to 13 years old—€580 per person
• Children 6 to 10 years old—€495 per person
• Children 3 to 5 years old—€335 per person
• Children two years old and under—Free

Resort Amenities

• Bar and lounge with panoramic terrace
• Children’s playground
• Wellness area with hot tub, steam room, sauna and solarium, massage rooms
• Pétanque, multisport and tennis courts
• Laundry room with iron and ironing board
• Baby kit: free bathtub and baby bed on request
• Heated outdoor pool, with paddling pool
• Wi-Fi available in main building (lobby, bar, restaurant). No Wi-Fi in rooms.
• Tennis courts

Please note: There are NO blow-dryers in either type of housing unit, but there are hotel size bars of soap and small bottles of shampoo/body wash.