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Contact Details:
Address:
Francoise Piettre4 Rue de la Distillerie
Saint Martin l'Hortier
76270
Reviews:
2 reviewsPrice per night:
price from €90Telephone:
0235938157Description:
Description for B&B:
Come and stay at Françoise and Serge's 18th-century manor, nestled in the heart of the picturesque Pays de Bray region in Saint Martin l'Hortier. Surrounded by a vast 2.5-acre park, their charming manor offers two spacious and comfortable ensuite bedrooms with private showers and toilets, boasting breathtaking views of the serene countryside. The first bedroom is furnished with a luxurious 160x200 bed and two twin beds, with the option of an additional twin bed if needed. The second bedroom features a cozy 160x200 bed, also with the possibility of an extra twin bed. A cot is available upon request.Conveniently situated just 3 kilometers from the A28 motorway exit, between the vibrant cities of Rouen and Dieppe, this delightful rental provides an excellent opportunity to explore the region's legendary castles, stunning gardens, captivating coastline, and dramatic cliffs. Adjacent to the property is a "green avenue," providing a safe and scenic route for leisurely walks, bike rides, and roller-skating. Nearby, you'll find swimming pools, forests, tennis courts, and golf courses to further enhance your stay. Rest assured, your vehicle will be securely parked during your visit.
Reviews
Appréciations pour Manoir d'Aulage, Saint Martin l'Hortier:
Une étape de charme
Au fil de la très agréable Voie Verte, reliant Dieppe à Forges les Eaux, nous avons fait une halte bien méritée au Manoir dAulage
Une étape très agréable sur plusieurs points :
- Qualité de laccueil. Les propriétaires, toujours intentionnés, nous ont faire permis de découvrir les richesses humaines et culturelles du pays de Bray
- Très grand confort. La maison se révèle être un havre de paix pour tous ceux qui recherchent quiétude, sérénité et repos après une journée passée à vélo. Un paysage reposant, un parc superbement entretenu mettant en valeur ce manoir chargé dhistoire. Quoi de mieux.
- Le plaisir de la table: notre hôte nous a offert le matin un petit déjeuner copieux afin d'aborder en toute sérénité les derniers kilomètres qui nous restaient avant d'atteindre notre but. Servi dans un très beau salon dont la vue donne sur le parc, nous avons savouré les viennoiseries et les confitures préparées à notre attention.
- Une région très agréable. De nombreuses localités à larchitecture si caractéristique. Un ancienne voie de chemin de fer, encore dotée de ses anciennes gares et de ses maisons de garde-barrière. De nombreuses routes de campagne pour découvrir en toute tranquillité à vélo les multiples paysages.
- Une grande richesse culturelle : Un endroit tranquille et pourtant proche de grandes villes comme Dieppe et Rouen.
Pour nous, une journée bien insuffisante pour apprécier et découvrir pleinement tous les charmes de la maison et de la région.
Une étape très agréable sur plusieurs points :
- Qualité de laccueil. Les propriétaires, toujours intentionnés, nous ont faire permis de découvrir les richesses humaines et culturelles du pays de Bray
- Très grand confort. La maison se révèle être un havre de paix pour tous ceux qui recherchent quiétude, sérénité et repos après une journée passée à vélo. Un paysage reposant, un parc superbement entretenu mettant en valeur ce manoir chargé dhistoire. Quoi de mieux.
- Le plaisir de la table: notre hôte nous a offert le matin un petit déjeuner copieux afin d'aborder en toute sérénité les derniers kilomètres qui nous restaient avant d'atteindre notre but. Servi dans un très beau salon dont la vue donne sur le parc, nous avons savouré les viennoiseries et les confitures préparées à notre attention.
- Une région très agréable. De nombreuses localités à larchitecture si caractéristique. Un ancienne voie de chemin de fer, encore dotée de ses anciennes gares et de ses maisons de garde-barrière. De nombreuses routes de campagne pour découvrir en toute tranquillité à vélo les multiples paysages.
- Une grande richesse culturelle : Un endroit tranquille et pourtant proche de grandes villes comme Dieppe et Rouen.
Pour nous, une journée bien insuffisante pour apprécier et découvrir pleinement tous les charmes de la maison et de la région.
Manoir d'Aulage
As soon as we arrived and discovered this beautiful house hidden behind the trees and met the lovely owners, we knew we had found somewhere really special. Both Francoise and Serge made every effort to welcome us and although they speak better English than I speak French they persevered with me and were very helpful with my attempts to improve. (Actually they are Belgian!) The house is amazing, we spent a peaceful hour or so in the garden playing with the family dog, a perfect beginning to our holiday after a long day travelling. Faultless, beautiful, friendly and kind, it is this sort of experience that makes happy memories. Merci.
Directions
To get to Neufchâtel en Bray from Rouen, take exit 9 (Le Four Rouge) on motorway A28. Once in Neufchâtel, at the first traffic light, turn onto road D1 (direction Dieppe). After driving for 3 kms, make a left turn onto the road that leads to Saint Martin l'Hortier. After 20 meters, take a left onto the cul-de-sac called rue de la Distillerie. Drive for 150 meters and you will see a dark blue iron gate on your right. Enter through the gate.
If you are coming from Calais (via motorway A28) or Amiens (via motorway A29), take the Neufchâtel en Bray Nord exit and follow the signs to Neufchâtel. Drive through Neufchâtel and at the second traffic light, take a right onto road D1 (direction Dieppe). After driving for 3 kms, make a left turn onto the road that leads to Saint Martin l'Hortier. After 20 meters, take a left onto the cul-de-sac called rue de la Distillerie. Drive for 150 meters and you will see a dark blue iron gate on your right. Enter through the gate.
If you are coming from Dieppe on road D1, drive for about 3 kms after Mesnière-en-Bray and then turn right onto the road that leads to Saint Martin l'Hortier. After 20 meters, take a left onto the cul-de-sac called rue de la Distillerie. Drive for 150 meters and you will see a dark blue iron gate on your right. Enter through the gate.
If you are coming from Calais (via motorway A28) or Amiens (via motorway A29), take the Neufchâtel en Bray Nord exit and follow the signs to Neufchâtel. Drive through Neufchâtel and at the second traffic light, take a right onto road D1 (direction Dieppe). After driving for 3 kms, make a left turn onto the road that leads to Saint Martin l'Hortier. After 20 meters, take a left onto the cul-de-sac called rue de la Distillerie. Drive for 150 meters and you will see a dark blue iron gate on your right. Enter through the gate.
If you are coming from Dieppe on road D1, drive for about 3 kms after Mesnière-en-Bray and then turn right onto the road that leads to Saint Martin l'Hortier. After 20 meters, take a left onto the cul-de-sac called rue de la Distillerie. Drive for 150 meters and you will see a dark blue iron gate on your right. Enter through the gate.
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Prices
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| B&B (2 pers.) |
1 | 90 | 116 | 630 | 812 | 26 | oui |  |
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| B&B (3 pers.) |
1 | 90 | 116 | 630 | 812 | 26 | oui | |
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Attractions
- Château de Dieppe - Located in the town of Dieppe, approximately 24 kilometers away, this historic castle overlooks the English Channel. Dating back to the 15th century, it houses a museum showcasing local maritime history and art.
- Musée des Beaux-Arts de Rouen - Situated in Rouen, about 41 kilometers away, this fine arts museum features an impressive collection of paintings, sculptures, and decorative arts. It exhibits works from renowned artists such as Monet, Renoir, and Delacroix.
- Jardin des Plantes de Rouen - Also located in Rouen, this beautiful botanical garden is around 42 kilometers away. It offers a serene environment with a wide variety of plants, including a rose garden, an alpine garden, and a tropical greenhouse.
- Abbaye de Jumièges - Situated in Jumièges, approximately 55 kilometers away, this ancient abbey ruins are a testament to the rich history of Normandy. The site offers picturesque views of the Seine River and provides visitors with a glimpse into medieval monastic life.
- Château de Versailles - Located near Paris, about 175 kilometers away, this opulent palace is a UNESCO World Heritage site. Known for its stunning gardens and lavish interiors, it showcases the grandeur of French royalty during the reign of Louis XIV.
- Mont Saint-Michel - Situated on the Normandy coast, around 215 kilometers away, this iconic medieval abbey is perched on a rocky island. It attracts millions of visitors each year who come to admire its architectural beauty and picturesque surroundings.
- Omaha Beach - Located in Colleville-sur-Mer, approximately 240 kilometers away, this historic beach was one of the landing sites during the D-Day invasion of World War II. Visitors can explore the nearby Normandy American Cemetery and Memorial, paying tribute to the fallen soldiers.
- Étretat Cliffs - Situated in the town of Étretat, about 85 kilometers away, these stunning cliffs offer breathtaking views of the English Channel. Visitors can enjoy scenic hikes along the cliff paths and witness the famous natural arches, including the iconic "Porte d'Aval." Please note that the distances mentioned are approximate and may vary depending on the exact route and mode of transportation.