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"Lovely place. Two bedrooms upstairs. Bathroom down a spiral staircase, not for the elderly who need to visit the loo at night!. Nathalie was wonderful. It is part of a 300 cow dairy farm. They reminded us they were close by. Countryside was fantastic. Loved the experience. "

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"Winter holiday to see the WWII sites and local historical sites. Jean-Claude took care of us really well and his Gite is quite nice. "

"Beatiful Stay in The most incredible country side"

"Amazing place! So glad we chose to stay here away from the towns. We were still really close to Caen, Bayeux, and the WWII sites and even Mont St Michel! since we rented a car. They also upgraded our room to the deluxe! It was very spacious with amazing views from both windows. Highly recommend everyone to consider this hotel during their stay in Normandy. Oh and they also have like 5 kitties that stay at the place that are very friendly! Definitely a bonus for this cat lover 😅"

"A great little property well located to get out and visit or just enjoy the peace and quiet. Situated close to Brecey which has a number of good bars, excellent Super U supermarket and 3 bakerys. Communication with the hosts was great. Any emails were answered quickly. Communication with"

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"Our five night stay in this beautiful chateau was a delight. It is set in lovely countryside and is very quiet and peaceful. It is an excellent base for exploring northern Normandy. We drove to Mont St.Michel, Bayeux etc from here. You really do need a vehicle to get around. A few restaurants are 10 mins or so away in the local village. A delightful breakfast was provided by our host Cecilia who was so welcoming, informative and patient with my efforts to speak French. Breakfast consisted of the most amazing pastries I've ever had (and I've had quite a few), bread, jam, cheese, yoghurt - all produced a stones throw away. The room was lovely, extremely clean (and I am a bit OCD) and our daughter had a little separate bedroom next to ours which I didn't realise when I booked it but it was great and she loved it. No TV but that was fine for me (I think my other half missed it though) and lots of information on local restaurants and places to go/things to do. If we were to visit again, we would consider staying in a cottage where we would be able to rustle up some dinner. NB. I think there are some old photos of this chateau on some of the holiday websites - ignore them. The room we had (?The Angels) was a delight, spacious and modernised where necessary - shower, sink and cabinet etc but still retaining the stunning original features - doors and floors etc."

"The hotel was lovely - one of the nicest family rooms we've stayed in. The town was beautiful as well. Just a shame that children were too excited to get to sleep!"