C'Est La Vie Barge | Cruise in Burgundy

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DECK PLANS
ITINERARIES

As one of the newest luxury hotel barges, C'est La Vie is fully equipped with all modern amenities. C'est La Vie cruise experience pairs with the quality of the barge itself: Fine wines and sumptuous cuisine served on a daily basis will make your journey a memorable one from start to finish...

Hotel Barge C'Est La Vie

Constructed in 1960
Converted into a hotel barge in 2004, refurbished in 2011
Measures 128 ft. long by 16 ft. wide
Individually Controlled Air Conditioning and Central Heating

Cabin Amenities

4 spacious cabins 220-236 sq ft with choice of king bed or twins, including large ensuite bathroom with shower.

All suites are paneled in ash and cherry wood, and come with storage space under beds, bedside tables with lamps, 2 wardrobes with full length mirror, one chest of six drawers with mirror, opening writing desk, and one arm chair.
En-Suite facilities consist of large tiled bathroom with one porthole, large corner shower with side jets, and a marble top vanity unit which spans the width of the bathroom with full width mirror.

Cabin Features: Individually-controlled AC and Heating, Hairdryer, hangers, L'Occitane bath products & bathrobes

Amenities On Board

Spacious Salon/Dining Room with plenty of natural light featuring wood bar, dining table with seating for 8, and a buffet table.
The modestly sized 12 ft by 20 ft Sun Deck offers an open-air gathering place for travelers who wish to view the surrounding countryside more intimately and include sliding awning for shade as needed, as well as a teak dining table with seating for 8.
Additional Features: Wifi, bicycles and air-conditioned minivan for transfers/excursions

Personnel

6 crew members who speak both English and French (some may speak other languages, as well)

Food & Wine

All meals and alcoholic beverages included.

C'Est La Vie Deck Plan

MOBILITY RESTRICTIONS:
C'est La Vie has no wheelchair access. There is one small step up onto the gangplank and another from the gangplank onto the boat. There is one step leading from the sun deck into the saloon and there are 12 steps down to the cabins. The crew can assist in any way possible, but those with extremely limited mobility may have a difficult time navigating this vessel.