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"Beautiful historic property, charming host, great breakfast."

"From arrival to departure, the experience was excellent. The hosts gave us a a lovely warm welcome and the room was exceptional! The modern fresh rooms were immaculate and included so many cute additions (fresh fruit, pastries & lavender). Will certainly be coming back and highly recommend for all travellers! "

"Wonderful kind host. The property was beautiful inside and out with lots of attention to detail. Lovely beds and sheets. Would highly recommend. "

"On a passé de merveilleuses et reposantes vacances. La maison est très calme et confortable. Nos hôtes ont été parfaits du début à la fin, et cerise sur le gâteau, on a fait la rencontre de leur chienne Rafi qu'on a adoré voir tous les matins! "

"We had an amazing experience at this property. The owner was very helpful and accommodating. We had two kids with us and felt welcomed and at home. The home is beautiful and the area is perfectly situated to a cute town with plenty to see and do. The pool was a great addition and the breakfast was local and terrific. We will definitely be back."

"This is a wonderful place! The rooms are homey and comfortable, and Christine is so kind. The breakfast is delicious and fresh. "

"Wunderschöne alte Farm mit sehr gepflegten Ferienwohnungen. Die Besitzer sind rund um die Uhr äußerst bemüht und total nett. Sehr ruhig und günstig gelegen. Wir hatten die Poolsuite, also ab 20 Uhr privaten Zugang zum Pool - genial! Durch die idyllischen Teiche in der Mitte hat man allerdings sehr viele Mücken, weswegen man nachts nicht lüften kann und quasi in der Sauna schläft. Das Frühstück - das übrigens aufs Zimmer gebracht wird - ist gut für 1-2 Tage, ansonsten wird es etwas...

"Très jolie endroit qui correspond à tout nos critères et au photo, accueil très sympathique idéal pour un week-end en amoureux . Merci de votre accueil "

"For the price €103, it absolutely wasn't worth it. It is situated in the middle of nowhere. You have to arrange your breakfast yourself for the next morning. The only thing you get in the evening before, is a bag with bread and some marmelade. The fridge is hardly filled and you have to make your thea or coffee yourself. Besides the awfull smell in the sleepingroom it is an accomodation far beyond nowadays standards. We thought we had become in a horror movie of the worst kind."