Auberge du Manet

We found out when we arrived that the restuarant was closed on Sundays and Mondays (the whole of our stay) so had to go and find meals out. The room was warm and no fan was provided, we were on the ground floor and our windows opened up to the courtyard but that meant that we could not secure them over night. The bathroom is in need of redecorating but was serviceable. The staff was very welcoming and nice. I just think that the whole place could use a refresh.

No restaurant was open on the Saturday night we stayed. A wedding was taking place which obviously took priority and meant a disturbed nights sleep, with the loud music not stopping until 3am. Clearing up noise lasted until 4am

A lovely sited old but we’ll restored farm and riding stables with a picturesque pond. Several eating areas. The food was spectacular and the service was excellent.

We had our daughter first communion where we had invited 26 persons. Non of the instructions where followed in regards to the occasion (white table cloths were requested we have got brown instead etc...) Food was served very late... no one asked about the meat (Duck) preference came medium rare for everyone. Someone insisted on having a different plate while they have prepared fish iinstead of duck instead of getting anothet plate they insisted that we need to take it. We ran out of water and waited 30 min to get bottles refilled. Not recommended at all where we have paid a very high price for a very bad quality of food and service. Total failure and they ruined the occasion.

Staff spent more time chatting with each other instead of taking care of customer, air conditioner did not work properly. Breakfast was not stocked timely for customers

This hotel is a lovely sympathetic restoration of farm buildings which sit next to open fields and woodland. On site is also conference centre, farm shop and pony club. Approaching through village is very nice and the surroundings and ambiance is lovely. Plenty of parking and easy access to hotel. But, no elevators and a lot of small corridors and doors and stairs to some of the rooms so be sure to call ahead if you have mobility issues. The room allocated was in the “attic”area of one side wing, but the room was big with plenty of space. The hotel is classed as 4 star and the impression is like this, but closer inspection reveals some shabby-chic items could do with maintenance, lol. Hole in bath mat towel, peeling paint, bathroom basin push plug doesn’t work, cd player in room doesn’t find cd (radio was OK), all welcome signs and room booklet only in French (!) shower over bath is only viable by holding the shower head (no wall fixing due to ceiling slope, no blind on bathroom velux, … But, comfortable bed, good linen, adequate air conditioning, excellent pod Bosch coffee machine (no milk sachet) , mini bar fridge with multiple complimentary water still or fizzy. The restaurant looked nice but we didn’t dine there. Breakfast can be taken in the outdoor terrace overlooking lily pond. Outside are lots of garden to walk and some play park too. Woods are close by for shade from the sun if you want a cooler walk or morning run! Polite staff with quick check in and overall a nice