B&B in Pays Rethélois

"We had a wonderful stay. The property is managed by a very sweet and accommodating lady who made us feel welcome from the moment we arrived. The homemade breakfast was excellent, with delicious fresh bread, jam, and coffee. The beautiful garden added to the charm and relaxation of the stay. Overall, it was very fair for the price and offered great value. Highly recommended!"

"Lovely overnight stop on our last night of a three week trip to Puglia in southern Italy. Free public parking close by. Excellent restaurant and very helpful staff. We have returned several times. Only downside I the last of air conditioning in the rooms."

"So lucky to find this lovely small family-run hotel, above their own champagne house. Clean, friendly, spacious, super views. Access to the kitchen too for tea, coffee, or preparing a picnic to have on the balcony if you chose to do that. Serene venue. We would stay again like a shot!"

"Everything is exceptional, the property, the facilities and most importantly the owners"

"Very special stay Excellent hosts Beautiful house and surrounding countryside Very convenient to get to"

"Set in a very old converted granary, the accommodation had plenty of character Typical of a French stay, the host was very friendly and helpful Loads of interesting artifacts Our too was good with an ultra modern bathroom Good breakfast Definitely stay again"

"L'endroit est très calme. Les chambres sont spacieuses et confortable. Le petit déjeuner est excellent et la propriétaire est très accueillante. Je recommande vivement ma Corrérie pour les séjours en famille ou entre amis."

"Stopped for 1 night on our way to Austria. Lovely traditional French farmhouse b&b. Staff we're lovely and our dog was welcomed. Breakfast was fantastic. So glad we stayed here rather than one of the big chain hotels at the side of the motorway. Arrived late afternoon and managed to try out the local village wine bar (The best wine and Champagne we've ever tried) also a fantastic restaraunt (Mets Envies) in the village."