In an exceptional green and calm environment, discover the charm of an entirely renovated ... more
century old hostelry. A breathtaking view on the Alps, peaceful landscapes, field and gardens, all dominated by the hotel and restaurant dedicated to the art of l...
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Price is per double room per night and may vary depending on date booked...
Location. The Hostellerie Les Chevreuils is a fully renovated hostelry, set in the ... more
breathtaking Swiss countryside with views of the Alps, eight kilometres from the centre of Lausanne. Geneva International Airport (GVA) is an approximate 50 minutes by...
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Price is per double room per night and may vary depending on date booked...
Location. The Hostellerie Les Chevreuils is a fully renovated hostelry, set in the ... more
breathtaking Swiss countryside with views of the Alps, eight kilometres from the centre of Lausanne. Geneva International Airport (GVA) is an approximate 50 minutes by...
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Price is per double room per night and may vary depending on date booked...
Advantages: Great sports, great shops, breathtaking views, boat ride to Evian, calm and relaxed atmosphere Disadvantages: Expensive trains, doesn't really cater for some food allergies such as coeliac
As a keen traveller, Switzerland seemed a very appealing destination for myself but i didn't know how good it actually was until I arrived. I stayed a short drive from Lausanne which is located North of Lake Geneva (or Lac Leman as it is named by the Swiss). The nearest airport is Geneva, and Lausanne can easily be reached from here.
Lausanne is a very beautiful city with some of the most breathtaking views over the mountains that you will ever behold. The first thing that hit me as I walked into Lausanne's centre was the Olympic Museum. If you are interested in sports, Lausanne is therefore the place to go. This Olympic Museum holds some of the most interesting and impressive Olympic memoribilia in the world. It is also the home to the International Olympic Committee (IOC) and a number of other sporting federations ...
Advantages: Sturdy, looks great, sounds amazing Disadvantages: stigma of being epiphone and not gibson
In my opinion this is a brilliant sturdy guitar, that is built to the highest quality of epiphone standards being its top of the range. Having played the cheapest gibson les paul and most expensive epiphone les paul custom i would settle for the epiphone every time, which is why i own one of those over the cheapest gibson les paul.
The quality of build, i feel, is very superior to the quality of all other epiphone electric guitars and the binding and inlay is just beautiful.
The sound of this guitar is fantastic, far superior to the sound of my fender strat, peavey whitesnake signature and ESP viper, i would choose this guitar over them all for sound and if it ever got broke, lost or stolen i would definitely buy another one! ...
Advantages: Value for Money, Built Well Disadvantages: Not as good sound quality as bigger budget models, Plain Design, Frets can be hard to navigate
Lets get some things straight. This is a solid guitar. For the money its built very well and plays sweetly. This is a not quite cheap as chips but not too out of budget range guitar so it can't really be expected to play like some of the higher end models. Nevertheless its still a decent bit of kit. The design though, falls short for me however. The plain black I think suits a more metal orientated (shred) type guitar but not really the Les Paul. Regardless of the colour scheme, if you are becoming an intermediate player of the guitar, and want to spend about £220 on a new axe suitable for lots of genres, (especially Hard Rock & Blues) then this may be the one for you. ...
