Reviews Capitaine Fracasse

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My first time in Paris. There was so much to do.
I booked the night time river cruise to see the city in night mode.
It was beautiful.
I recommend adding a night cruise to your itinerary for Paris. It was so beautiful.
Staff did an excellent job and food was great.
Good hotel close to all amenities.
Would book trips before traveling as some only except bookings on line.
A wonderful experience
The food was just ok.
The views were nice.
Good service, good experience, I didn’t appreciate the food very much, not because of the taste of the meals, just personal taste.
For the rest, totally recommended
i would like to thankyou so much for a lovely visit. we did the dinner cruise and it was superb, really well organised and the staff were very friendly. it was for my sisters 50 birthday and it was something she will always remeber.
regards
Vicky
The cruise was great, food was excellent and service was very quick. The line up for Capitaine Fracasse and loading area left something to be desired as you all wait by a poorly marked metal gate until moments before you are to leave.
Other than that the experience was well worth the money.
hello, I was pleasantly surprised dinner was perfect, very good money, the perfect amount of food, the waiter service very good, even bought a picture that cost 20 euros, my girlfriend and I enjoyed it, I strongly recommend to everybody
PD: very important to catch the drinks service, it's worth, we caught it very well, other people pay too
Our group thoroughly enjoyed our dinner cruise on the Capitaine Fracasse, organised through the Come-to-Paris website. The setting and comfort of the boat were even nicer than expected, and the food was delicious and interesting. The sights of Paris by night were lovely.
The only concern was a question over our prepaid voucher, as we were aksed to pay again. This was sorted out by the staff before the end of the cruise, but the handling of the prepaid vouchers could be improved.
I would recommend to friends travelling to Paris to go on the cruise.
The reservation was O.K. We both have enjoyed the trip very much and the weather was good as well.
One small remark: there was no music on board.
Editorial Review

Ah, "Captain Fracasse," what a fascinating work! This novel by Honoré de Balzac, published in 1836, unfolds a vibrant universe filled with colors and adventures. This masterpiece is not only a testament to its time but also a celebration of the human spirit, embodied by a captivating protagonist who represents the dream of change and the quest for self-discovery.
The main character, Baron de Sigognac, is anything but a conventional hero. His transformation from a destitute noble to Captain Fracasse reveals incredible depth and significant evolution. It is an ode to creativity, daring, and a love for literature, sweeping us into a whirlwind of theater and comedy. Balzac, with his keen sense of observation, portrays human behavior and the complexities of society in his era, while also interspersing moments of tenderness and melancholy throughout his work.
The theatrical world in which the baron navigates enhances the charm of this book. The intertwining plots and the flamboyant characters around him add humor and lightness, all while revealing the social tensions and struggles of the time. Moreover, this work touches on themes of identity, the need for belonging, and the hope for renewal—universal topics that still resonate today.
In summary, "Captain Fracasse" is not just a simple novel; it is a true humanist epic, a reflection on the meaning of life, the role of fate, and the impact of the choices we make. It is a book that one reads and rereads with pleasure, discovering new nuances and unexpected depths on every page. A genuine invitation to dream and to believe in the impossible, dear friends!