Search Inns in Le Mesnil-Germain

"Très beau site, de la campagne vraie. Vaches à l’arrière de la maison. Très beau!"

"The house was absolutely beautiful, and ideally situated just a few meteres away from the town square - but very quiet indeed. We enjoyed a wonderful meal at Les Glycines, which is highly recommended. The downstairs space is fairly compact, so while I think it would suit a family with small children it would be a bit of a squeeze for a group of five adults. But overall we loved it; we needed a rest and that's what we had!"

"Nous avons passés noël dans cette maison cheminée qui ne fonctionne pas un fond d’allumé feu de l’humidité dans les chambres du bas de la nourriture qui reste dans le frigo vaisselle sale et des serviettes déjà utilisées et les brosses à dent des autres personnes nous avons eut très froid et forte odeur d’humidité .Cela ne reflète pas l’annonce"

"We had a wonderful week, the property was lovely and the pool was heavenly especially as we were super lucky with the weather. This is a wonderful base to explore the area, but also a lovely place to stay and relax. Thank you."

"Wonderful location to explore from, brilliant facilities - we spent hours playing tennis, swimming in the pool and taking the bikes out, fantastic hosts with a lovely dog too! Thank you!"

"Super logement authentique en pleine nature nous avons adoré. Nous avons profité des différentes activités proposées ( piscine,spa,tennis, promenade en barque,ping pong ....)rien a dire tout juste super. Le cadre, le logement étais magnifique seul bémol la barrière de la langue mais on arrive à communiquer ce sont des gens très sympathiques. Bonne adresse je renouvellerai l'expérience c'est certain."

"What a superb location. An absolutely wonderful property with charming hosts. Breakfast was a real treat. We ate supper on the terrace with stunning views. A great pity we could only stay one night!"

"The hotel restaurant Is expensive"

"For the price €103, it absolutely wasn't worth it. It is situated in the middle of nowhere. You have to arrange your breakfast yourself for the next morning. The only thing you get in the evening before, is a bag with bread and some marmelade. The fridge is hardly filled and you have to make your thea or coffee yourself. Besides the awfull smell in the sleepingroom it is an accomodation far beyond nowadays standards. We thought we had become in a horror movie of the worst kind."