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"Good, friendly helpful people 😁"

"Hôtel simple mais bonne literie. salle de bain simple mais un bon débit d'eau chaude. Bref, simple mais efficace."

"Très belle décoration, hôtes très attentionnés et sympathiques, environnement calme et agréable. Chambre et salle de bain à l'étage en totale autonomie. Espace chaleureux et familial. Je recommande"

"We stayed at the hotel as part of a long drive back from the South West of France. The people working at the hotel were super helpful, providing an option to manage our late arrival, providing breakfast at short notice and helping with any questions we had. The family room we stayed in was large and easily accommodate two adults and two kids. "

"Our stay at Mossy's beautiful house in the French countryside was perfect. After a long drive, we were warmly welcomed by Mossy who had thoughtfully prepared a welcome basket which was exactly what we needed. He was kind and attentive, yet respected our privacy, allowing us to fully enjoy the tranquility of the surroundings. We were two families with 4 children between the age of 7 and 15. We all enjoyed the house that had everything we needed for a comfortable stay. We spent our days enjoying the swimming pool, playing football, table tennis, having BBQ's in the spacious garden. The game room was a highlight, where we held fun family tournaments in darts, pool and baby football, creating memories we will cherish. The nearby village of Nanteuil was a short walk away, we loved exploring its charming streets and picking up fresh bread in the morning. Mossy and his team were available if we needed anything. Their hospitality made our stay enjoyable. We couldn't have asked for a better holiday and would highly recommend this wonderful property."

"Travelling from south east Spain to ferry port in Ouistreham (Caen)"

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"If you are looking for an experience, the Priory does not disappoint. The only room on the property for guests has ties to the Romans from the year 1070. The church itself is decommissioned, but continues to host concerts. Being from the United States, opportunities to be surrounded by such history do not exist. Paul, the owner is a wonderful host and chef. He speaks English quite well and loves to make his clients feel special and share his knowledge of the buildings freely. If asked if you would like dinner on the day of your arrival, absolutely accept. The food, the French countryside and ancient spaces are incredible. Be sure to bring cash to pay for dinner/wine as Paul does not take credit card. You will feel transported to another time and space if you decide to stay at the Priory. "