Re: [Slightly off topic] F2F plans?

Thanks for the feedback so far! I have matched the hotel (Novotel), so far
only booking for the meeting days. I am considering Nice (Cannes is only
for movie premieres, right? Also Americans have no ability to pronounce
it), though I also have a wild idea of going for a hiking weekend. It looks
like there are a lot of options in the area - if anyone else is interested
let me know and I can look more seriously. I would not be "roughing it", I
would only look for routes with reasonable accomodations along the path. It
looks like some of the routes will hit the places Hadrien recommended near
Antibes, so might be an interesting way to see the area.

On Sun, Feb 16, 2025 at 3:05 AM Ivan Herman <ivan@w3.org> wrote:

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> On 16 Feb 2025, at 02:59, Brady Duga <bradyduga@gmail.com> wrote:
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> I am looking at hotel stays for the F2F, leaning toward Moxy since it is
> close. I will also be around for the weekend after the event (I fly out on
> the 7th from Nice). Two questions:
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> 1. How is the Moxy? Has anyone stayed here or nearby who may have
> preferences?
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> I stayed there once and I did not like it. The rooms are uncomfortable
> (but very modern design:-), there is no decent restaurant, just a (not very
> good) bar. Its only advantage is to be very close to INRIA (just on the
> other side of the road).
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> I have made a reservation in the Novotel. It is a solid restaurant, about
> 10-15 minutes walk from INRIA.
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> 2. Is anyone else going to be around for the weekend? I am looking for
> things to do on my extra days. Is this a good hub to explore from or will I
> regret not moving to another location?
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> I stay for the weekend (and the AC meeting). I agree with Hadrien: staying
> in Nice for the weekend is probably way better, getting to Nice (and back)
> from Sophia Antipolis is a bit of a drag.
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> Sorry for posting to the public list, I don't seem to have access to the
> private one - or maybe we don't have a private list?
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> have access…
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