Manoir de la Blonnerie

Firstly don't be misled by the photo on the website. The Manoir is seriously dilapidated on the outside including the grounds and although not yet open the pool was not looking too sparkling. Check in was 5-7.30pm. we arrived at 5, no one around. Called the number and madame advised on her way be 15 mins so it was actually 5.30 by time we checked in. No apology. Room was as per photos. However a lot of loose tiles on floor. Dining room pleasant and dinner tasty but not worth the €25 euros., however convenient. Half wine list not available. Breakfast adequate but had to ask for milk and on opening a jam jar green mould on top. Madame was not overly welcoming or thanked us for staying infact very little forth coming. Would we stay again definitely not. Could be such a lovely destination stop but has been neglected and as I said previously outside pictures are misleading. Sadly I omitted to take any.

A rustic charming hotel, set in peaceful countryside. Great for a one night overnight. We were greeted by a gorgeous huge old retriever sleeping at the entrance, then climbed the ancient staircase to our attic room , which was huge, as was the bathroom- with a shower!, a big improvement on the small bathroom in the modern Mercure we had just come from. Everything was clean and comfortable. Madame cooked the dinner and the night we were there, we shared the restaurant with a large french family party and a charming English couple. The food was rustic and local, and delicious. If you like quirky and rustic you will love this place.

Proprio très désagréable, pas de jardin, abords de la maison jonchés d’énormes crottes de paon, sommier cassé, pas de serrure aux portes des salles de bain, pas de serviette, pas de torchons, pas d’huile dans la cuisine… Virés à 10h00 (zéro zéro). L’enfer !