“Bello”
The atmosphere was nice, but there were spiders and the kitchen was unusable.
NicoleEen jaar geleden
★★★·La Meauffe·7.7
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of typ het gewoon — “rond de 20e, drie nachten”
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Domaine de la Palombe, a stately country house in Villiers‑Fossard, offers sun‑lit terraces, manicured gardens, and free WiFi. Family rooms feature private baths with lake or garden views. Guests enjoy a continental breakfast, a children’s playground, and on‑site parking. Its proximity to Caen Airport, Haras National, and D‑Day sites makes it ideal for history enthusiasts.
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Hoe gasten het hotel beoordelen, aspect voor aspect.
The atmosphere was nice, but there were spiders and the kitchen was unusable.
Nicole·Een jaar geleden
The estate was absolutely magnificent, with enchanting décor, a kind, respectful and helpful host, and there were small animals on the grounds—goats, ducks and swans in a beautiful pond—to the delight of the children. Nothing to complain about.
Marie-pascale·Een jaar geleden
The staff were friendly and helpful.
Jo·Een jaar geleden
It was a very pleasant farm, and the idea of rural tourism is quite funny. Staying in the old stables was fantastic! However, I was very unhappy with the bed. The mattress was in bad condition, there were no sheets, only a mattress cover, and the bed frame was split in the middle. We had to put the mattress on the floor to get any rest. The pillows in the wardrobe were also in very poor condition. The shower had broken shower supports, and the room smelled bad. In terms of cleanliness, it left a lot to be desired. When we booked, we didn’t look for a youth hostel that doesn’t care about conditions after a night of partying. We are a 50‑year‑old couple and only want good conditions to rest well after driving 800 km to see the wonderful Normandy. The breakfast was very poor. To finish, we just want to point out that we do a lot of rural tourism and have never found such deplorable conditions.
Rute·Een jaar geleden
The surroundings were great, quiet, and the décor was nice, but the cleaning was almost non‑existent: the trash bins were full, the kitchen bin overflowed, and the bathroom bin hadn’t been emptied. The equipment was minimal—no internet, no phone line, and the TV worked only if you wanted it to. Heating was lacking, so I had to use my down jacket as a blanket.
Dominique·Een jaar geleden