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"Le séjour c’est très bien déroulé je recommande."

"We stayed for one night while travelling to the ferry port. awe chose the Manoir because it was quiet and relaxing. The welcome was very warm and the accomodation gave us a different experience of and overnight stay. The town nearby gave many choices for an evening meal and looked like a nice place to spend a day or part of a day. Would recommend."

"Thoughtful, accommodating staff, above excellent dinner."

"Excellent séjour dans la Villa des Champs Corons où nous avons séjourné durant un week-end de 3 jours. Tout est conforme à la description, le lieu est parfaitement adapté pour se retrouver entre amis. De nombreuses activités sont possibles grâce à tous les équipements mis à disposition. La maison est propre et je confirme que la piscine est plus grande qu'il n'y parait !"

"Beautiful old charming mansion in a secluded area! Very friendly hosts! We stayed two nights! Great home made apple juice!"

"Nice overnight stay on the way back from La Bretagne to Germany. Very rural, but great for us cause we travel with dogs. Very friendly and obliging hosts. "

"Check in was easy. Staff were friendly and efficient. The room was very clean and the bed very comfortable. The bedding and towels were fresh and quite new. The shower room was very clean and the shower was nice hot and powerful. We paid extra for the breakfast. The coffee was very good and the selection of breads, pastries, yogurts, cereals, juice, boiled eggs, cheese, fresh fruit, dried fruits and butter, jams etc was great. Location was perfect for us travelling further into France. We could...

"Great value. Friendly staff member. Spacious, modern room. Bathroom lacking cleanliness in places. Restaurant only open certain days and local eateries very limited."

"Beautiful, very clean, very charming. Absolutely exceeded expectations!"

"Art and Peace. . . ; The slow moving river that Welcomes you at Breakfast. . . . The quiet walk to the Hotel de Ville, with its Lovely church,--the epicerie with its grand local goat cheese. . . Ah!!!"