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"Great location, friendly staff, secure parking, dog friendly and 30 mins from le Shuttle. We enjoy staying here having the choice of the main restaurant or clubhouse bar and restaurant. "

"The main drawback with this hotel is the precipitous staircase to the bedrooms which is narrow, curving and with little headroom in places. Once you are there the bedrooms are modern and well appointed although our bedroom had an unnecessarily small basin. Dinner was excellent and breakfast good value at e8.00. Great Easter decorations and obviously popular with locals for dinner"

"Lovely cause to a beautiful spot. Apart from the rooms smelling slightly damp everting was perfect and comfortale. The staff went out of their way to make sure we had everything when we forgot our travel adapters"

"Lovely hotel in historic town. Staff really friendly and great restaurant on site "

"It took 5 mins to call the landlord to let me in, but once I was in, everything was perfect. Thanks to Benoit,"

"Stunning little house with French imperial history. Received warmly by the lady at reception who suggested that I park my bike in the quad, even though the town of 2000 inhabitants is very safe. Lovely room, spotless, looks recently renovated. The town itself is also very charming and restaurants and shops are within very close walking distance."

"Fantastic stay.lovely cottage been twice and will definitely be returning next year.the hosts are both lovely and so welcoming. Also great wi fi now.see u next year"

"Lovely quiet and relaxed location, ideal for travelling through. Extremely helpful staff and a wonderful local breakfast."

"Although we have been to Northern France on numerous occasions this was a first, and it did not disappoint. Large property accommodating our party of 3 adults and 3 children (9-14). Enough bedrooms for all and a well equipped kitchen and a large loungec dine with all the cutlery and glasses you could wish for. In the evening the large dining table doubled up for card and other games. The pool was a clear winner with everyone enjoying the heated pool and the goodweather. we did not feel we had to go out much and took the opportunity to relax and enjoy the quiet surroundings and the peaceful location. An added bonus was the homemade games that Francis had made along with the table-tennis, darts and table football, involving the whole family having several tournaments during our stay. As part of our trips to France we do enjoy the local bread and cheeses as well as wine. these became a staple of our stay but supplemented with the barbeque several times. Our hosts were delightful, although our lack of French was evident, but using Google Translate we managed to converse. If you are looking in this area for a gite, then this one is a must."