Howard Hoffman
GBTerrible guide Guide was rude, arrogant, and uninformed. He said he had left school at 17, and was giving us his version of D-Day. To say it differed from reality would be a huge understatement. When asked about various monuments we encountered he said he did not know what they were. He wasn't "into" them.
Donna M
FRA beautiful day but disappointing in one respect. I paid a higher amount to book this particular tour as my friend recommended the company and raved about the lunch and restaurant. When the driver was taking us to Normandy, I commented on lunch, and he said, no, lunch is on your own. I think I'm due a refund of about $100 (or more). There were many other D Day/Normandy tours to choose from, but I paid extra for this benefit and we were very disappointed. Lunch added an additional $40 to our trip!
David Tom
GBIKEA FRANCE IKEA FRANCE - shame on you with your return policy. Really poor customer service and misleading information on your website on returns
Lynda Munsayac
FRNever use France. com for your France tours. We are left on our own and there is no office in France for us to call. We were promised hop on bus tickets but didn't receive it. We were not picked up in the train station in paris and had to pay for our rides from our hotels in nice and avignon to the train station. So far, we have not received our voucher for the Louvre and don't know if we will have a transfer at the end of our tour to the train station. Stressed out and not enjoying our vacation. Thank God they did okay with our hotels.
richard van dalen
GBNot as well as I hoped Normandy is amazing. Our only problem was that the other people were Canadian so they spoke French and since our guide as French, he decided to pretty much stick with that language. They also spoke English so the French was more for the guide than for us. He was supposed to be an English speaking guide. His knowledge of the area was okay but the other man on the trip and I were better at explaining what happened on each beach. However, I wanted to get to Normandy and made it so that was the great part.