Le Cottage de la Voisinière

Guest rooms

Maryclaude DUCHEMIN

50410 PERCY

Tél : 02 33 61 18 47

Fax : 02 33 61 43 47

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Whether you choose Cottage de la Voisiniere for an overnight stop or for a longer stay, you will be charmed by this welcoming house surrounded by a vast landscaped garden. You will be charmed also by the generosity of your hosts Maryclaude and Daniel Duchemin.

It is probably in the garden, at the bend of a long path, by a coloured massif or by a pond of water lilies that you will meet Maryclaude: her smiling reception and energy will make you feel immediately at home.

You will settle down in a comfortable, well-kept room, each one named after a different flower.

Cottage de la Voisiniere is the ideal location to use as a base for touring, to rest or to appreciate the charms of the surrounding countryside. Peaceful sheep and a stubborn donkey will delight young children.

In the morning, on the terrace with the scent of early morning flowers, or in the conservatory, Maryclaude will offer you a generous breakfast with delicious home-made jams and pastries...

  Manoir de Caillemont

Guest rooms

Madame Catherine Fouché

Saint Georges de la Rivière

50270 BARNEVILLE CARTERET

FRANCE

telephone: 02 33 53 25 66

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On the Normandy coast, just opposite the Channel Islands, in a 18th century manor house (1720), 4 chambres d'hôtes with a heated swimming pool...

 Two spacious "suites" and two elegant bedrooms are available :

- la Suite Jersey : a lovely bedroom (queen bed - 160 cm) with a sitting room + a bedroom with two single beds (90 cm)...

- la Suite Guernesey : a bedroom with a king bed (180 cm) or two single beds (90 cm) + a sitting room...

- la Chambre Aurigny : a double bed (160 cm) and a single bed (90 cm) for three people ( + disabled access)...

- la Chambre Sark : a double bed (140cm)...

Also available : library, billiards room, darts, ping pong...

In July of 1944, General George Patton installed his troops nearby in Néhou in an apple orchard.  General Eisenhower and his troops were accommodated there.  The two generals came to St George and sent some soldiers to Caillemont to request one hundred glasses from which to drink champagne.  In the courtyard, accompanied by military music, General Patton officially received General Eisenhower...