Fontainebleau is a municipality in the outer suburbs of Paris, France, and the largest town in the le-de-France, larger than the city of Paris. One of the largest palaces in France, the Fontainebleau Palace is here. "Fontineineau (fontainebleau)" evolved from "fontaine belle eau", the French original meaning of "fontaine belle eau" is "beautiful spring water". The town is peaceful and has some arrogant atmosphere, which is well worth a visit.

We lived in the old building of the two-hundred-year-old building next to the Fontainebleau Palace, called La Demeure du Parc. The price of the double room booked in Trip was 1323RMB for one night. The decoration was simple and light, and the hardware was quite Ok, it is worth recommending. However, hotels in the town generally do not have parking spaces and can only park in the public parking lot in the middle of the town. Free from 7pm to 9am. Its a bit of a hassle to park your car and then drag your suitcase to the hotel.