Panache Barge | Cruise in Holland & Belgium

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BOAT DETAILS
DECK PLANS
ITINERARIES

Meander through the waters of Europe aboard the stylish 12-passenger Panache.
This Deluxe Hotel-Barge offers various cruise routes throughout the season, with cruises in Holland & Belgium April to late May, cruises in Champagne June to July and then moves to the Alsace Lorraine region through October.

Hotel Barge Panache

Constructed in 1959 as a Dutch commercial freight barge
Converted into a hotel barge in 1998
Measures 129 ft. long by 16 ft. wide
Individually Controlled Air Conditioning and Central Heating

Cabin Amenities

6 en-suite cabins very similar in size (150 sq. ft. each) and equally comfortable. Each cabin is furnished in an ‘old ship’ style with some brass fittings, fitted wardrobes, 2 bedside tables with a reading lamp, a writing desk with chair and a TV/DVD mounted on the wall. They all come with the choice of two twins or queen bed and large ensuite bathroom with oversized shower and double sinks.

Cabin Features: individually-controlled Air Conditioning and Heating, Built-in Closet , Hairdryer, Bathrobes, Slippers and bath products

Amenities On Board

Tastefully decorated and well-designed interior living space created for luxury and spaciousness. The 6 large panoramic windows on each side allows for pouring natural sunlight and picturesque views of the passing landscape. Sofas, armchairs, wrap-around bench seating, upright piano and dining table with seating for 12 are some of the features of this spacious area.
The sundeck on board Panache is an open-air gathering place that boasts a heated spa pool for its guests to enjoy under the warm sunlight. The deck also hosts an "Al fresco" dining table with 12 seats.
Additional Features: Wifi, bicycles and 2 air-conditioned minivans for transfers/excursions

Personnel

6 crew members consisting of Tour Guide, Chef, Hostesses, and Captain.

Food & Wine

All meals and alcoholic beverages included.

Panache Deck Plan

MOBILITY RESTRICTIONS:
Panache has no wheelchair access. There are several decks with steps leading to the Salon and Cabins, as well as narrow passageways which may be difficult to navigate for those with extremely limited mobility.