Ferme de la Rançonnière

The Hotel was stunning as was the location. Everything you'd expect from a 4 star accommodation. Thr room was tastefully decorated. Unable to walk on the tiled floor in the room until the 4th visit from the cleaners, it had a slight sticky like feel to it, the floor hadn't been washed on the previous 3 visits. We were in a room above the restaurant which closed at 9pm, but chairs were getting scraped accross the floor as late as 11.15pm by staff or patrons. On one of the nights at approx 11.30pm a guest was screaming and giggling with his child about 7 years old in the courtyard which went on for about 20 minutes, no staff intervention. When any accommodation advertises wi-fi it should be faultless, the connection we had from our room was constant buffering, having to reconnect or no service at all. Very poor. TV supposed to have international channels, it had none whatsoever. Had drinks on our first night at a total of 15 euros for only 1 glass of wine and a half pint of lager. The breakfast was continental at a cost of 18 euros per person, extortionately expensive at that price.

We had a lovely stay on this beautiful property. It’s a perfect location for visiting the Normandy Landing Beaches. The staff was very friendly and helpful; the breakfast was delicious; the grounds are beautiful. We had a family room (2 bathrooms) which was spacious and comfortable. It was so quiet. We also really enjoyed the giant chess set. Added bonus: electric car chargers on the property. My only regret is that we didn’t stay there longer. Highly recommend.

Really part of the environment, what one would expect from the region. Very hospitable, treated like family. Beautiful rooms and property.

1 night at the Manoir. Excellent family suite. Short walk to the restaurant. Beautiful village. Surrounded by history. Excellent meal in the restaurant. Friendly and helpful reception staff.

This is a wonderful location from which to visit the D-day beaches. It is also a fanstically preserved medieval farm with beautiful rooms. My kids loved staying in an old "castle," and we had a blast drving through the French countryside together.