We stayed here on our way down to the Dordogne on the 5th July and were rather disappointed.
Firstly the location is great, a rural quiet setting and the main house has some character. Also, the food in the restaurant was very good and worth the cost (24 Euros).
When you book your room - do not go for the most expensive, thinking it will be luxurious as it won't. The cost is based on room size (ours could accommodate 4 people but there was only the two of us). Had we known this - we wouldn't have had it. It was a good size but....had not seen a lick of paint for about 20 years. The curtain rail was very flimsy and kept falling off. The bathroom was a dingy, mouldy, faded plasticky affair and highly unpleasant. The towels were grey and did not match.
The hotel was very quiet and on a Saturday evening in the restaurant, there was only one other group of people dining - despite obviously more guests staying in the hotel. Odd for a weekend in July.
Don't rush to stay here for any length of time - one night is about enough

A relaxing and informal manor house - in a peaceful parkland setting. Just outside Louviers (a busy provincial town - with a good Saturday market), and with a strong emphasis on food. (The restaurant has a choice of fixed-price menus, as well as an A La Carte option). Dinner on two evenings during our stay was consistently good - everything was freshly prepared, cooked to order, and well presented.

The other memories we took away from an early Summer break were of the flowers (surrounding the hotel, in the public rooms, and captured in numerous paintings), and the helpful, welcoming hosts in the hotel who were always willing to help with advice etc.

The manor is a good base for a break in Normandy - and it's easy to reach centres such as Les Andelys, and Monet's garden at Giverny.

We booked a package holiday through leisuredirection with out main intention being to visit Monet's garden. We spent three nights at Manoir La Haye Le Comte and have no doubts that the right choice was made. The directions we were given made it easy to find and it was close to the main road to Giverny (25 mins away) or for any other direction we wanted to travel in. The bedroom and bathroom were a good size and very clean. There were 3 set menu's to choose from with the prices ranging from 26 - 50 euro's for four courses. They were slightly limited though. Menu's were in French so a good dictionary is useful! We ate at the hotel restaurant two out of three nights and the food was lovely, we would have eaten there every night had there been more choice. Staff were extremely pleasant and helpful and they supplied us with leaflets and information for local places in the area.
I would highly recommend this hotel and the area to stay in especially for those who likes visiting chateau's, gardens and pretty villages.