We stayed for 3 nights in this interesting property we felt very welcome and the owner Christine and her husband could not have been more hospitable. The building as they both readily admit is a work in progress with some of the building still be restored but that does not detract from the real welcome and rather quirky charm or... More

What a lovely place, a hunting lodge still in the process of being restored by the owners with 5/6 smart rooms in lovely grounds convenient for a north/south road trip. They speak good English and welcomed us as into their home with an evening meal and breakfast in their dining room with interesting conversation with them and other residents -... More

First good sign, a friendly welcome from the owner, a lady whose English was infinitely better than my French. Then the room – well-appointed and furnished, excellent bathroom with piping hot water, and a large, comfortable bed. Above all, lots of space. Although evening meals are offered, we asked for the 16 euro cold supper. This consisted of a large,... More

This is a lovely former hunting lodge with just 5 rooms. It is being lovingly and painstakingly restored by the current owners who so far have spent 8 years working on it. They are very friendly and hospitable, and happy to help in any way they can. The room we stayed in was excellent - plenty of space and a... More

We first stayed at the Manoir last year, and we were so impressed we came back this year for a longer stay. Christine, our host was so friendly, informative and cooked us gorgeous meals using local produce washed down with cider. The rooms are very peaceful and tastefully furnished with a lot of thought gone into the decor- Giverny reflects... More

We stayed at the Manoir in late August 2010. It is located in the country-side west of Paris--a very rural area. There is however fast access to a major country highway. The Manoir can be hard to find without a GPS. We did not have a GPS and had to drive around a bit and go into town to ask... More

A really authentic French guesthouse. A beautifully remote location. A very interesting house and a lovely host who made us feel very welcome. The food was excellent. Highly recommended.

Manoir Les Perdrix was the first stop on a two week trip through France with our eight month old son, approximately 3 hours from Calais in the Normandy countryside. Accommodation was clean and comfortable, with a spacious and newly refurbished bathroom. Our host, Christine, was particularly helpful with respect to our baby, providing a cot, changing mat and high chair... More

We stayed at Manoir les Perdrix for a one night stop-off on our way further south and like other reviewers we wished we could have stayed longer. The house and grounds are wonderful and the welcome warm. We had the 'Etretat' room which was large, beautifully furnished and had the most comfortable bed I have ever slept in. Chrisitne, the... More