Lovely location. Ideal for families with ducks, cats, goats and a donkey. Not a smelly farm just a few animals to give the place character. We didn't use the restaurant but looked nice. Very charming place. Our only complaint was lack of tea and coffee making facilities in the room but this is normal in France. Take your kettle from home and some tea bags.

Nice hotel in lovely surroundings . Friendly staff and more than adequate rooms .

Evening meal was a delight - recommended to book in advance - and breakfast also good including scrambled eggs/ bacon if required .

Free parking with security cameras .

Beware if you have any problems during your stay: the aggressive (woman) owner/manager of the hotel obviously has very little skills in dealing with customers.

We had an issue with the housekeeping during our 5-day stay: One day they entered our room at 8:45 in the morning without knocking; the second day our room wasn't made up at all. We complained that evening and of course expected an apology and an assurance that it won't happen again.

Instead, we were treated quite aggressively by the female manager/owner of the hotel, who accused us of lying about the first incident, and of not respecting the "clearly posted rules" on housekeeping: according to her, keys have to be at the reception at 11am sharp or the room will not be made up that day. Of course the only thing posted is that check-in is at 3pm and check-out is at 11am, which would lead you to conclude that housekeeping takes place between 11 and 3. On the day when our room was not made up we had left the hotel for the day at around 11:15am. She gave us one(!!) large towel and 2 small towels and said there is nothing more she can do. We were quite shocked by her behaviour, which was definitely not appropriate for a 3-star Best Western hotel.

Therefore: avoid this hotel at all costs, especially for stays of more than one night.

Rooms are nicely decorated, although they're on the small side and you can hear a lot from your neighbours. The soft mattress has an uncomfortable rubber protective cover.

All of this is a pity because the hotel itself is quite nice, with a quiet and charming countryside location.

A friendly welcome and attention to the little details which make a stop worthwhile. The restaurant was pleasant with a good selection of dishes for our evening meal. Set in pleasant surroundings, even on a grey February day, a relaxing environment after a long day's travelling. Well placed for the Channel Ports away from busy establishments and noise. A good night's sleep. Safe parking.