We arrived Friday for a weekend hoping to soak in some D day experiences. It was easy to find and the owner greeted us when we arrived. It's a very cute old house. The room is more than big enough for 2. The beds are comfortable and there is a water cooker to make a cup, but no mini fridge to keep a drink cool. The shower is a bit narrow, which can be a challenge if you are bigger or old. After our first night, we went downstairs for a lovely breakfast. Again welcomed by the owner. Lovely fresh pastries, jams and cheeses. Also some yogurts and juices were available. The small museum on site is pretty cool and we took some time to read it . There is a big garden which is free to use for the better weather days. Overall we had a great stay

Quite possibly, no actually positively the most wonderful accommodation I have ever stay in, in all of Europe. My mom and I were awe struck from the moment we drove in and met our host Christine. She is amazing! The manor is breathtaking, the rooms are cozy and meticulously decorated and the breakfast was bar none, the best ever! This manor even has it's own WWII museum! I just can NOT say enough good things about this stay. It was impeccable!

Nothing, it was perfection!

This property is beautiful. The room was tastefully decorated and very clean. It had everything we needed except an iron. Breakfast was a grand affair in the dining room by candlelight. It was different each day and was beautifully presented. It is well located within walking distance of the Medieval Town, however we found you can easily park at the end of the street and then it’s a short stroll into the city centre. This was a better option for us. You won’t regret choosing to stay here!

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We thoroughly enjoyed our week long stay and Christine was an exceptionally lovely host who went above and beyond to make us feel very welcome. The manoir is absolutely beautiful and a quiet retreat, while still being close to the D Day beaches, museums and the Bayeux town center. Fantastic breakfasts, spacious rooms and really peaceful and quiet. We can't recommend highly enough.

Couldn't fault anything.

Delicious continental breakfast with fruit, cereals, croissants etc served in a beautiful dinning room by Christine Fascinating, historical Manor house, full of character with lovely grounds, including duck pond, where we had our evening picnic. Interesting private D Day museum and chapel. Very welcoming and helpful hosts. Lovely bedroom and ensuite with tea making facilities Quiet location within 20- 30 minute walking distance of Bayeux centre. Convenient private parking

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Beautiful country manor house set in large Gardens. Situated on the edge of the city with an easy walk to the centre. We made made the most of the gardens in the evenings to sit and enjoy a glass of wine. Breakfast was typical of what you would expect in France. We would stay again.

Not a dislike, there is a railway line close by but the trains only ran during the day and were quiet compared to the UK.

Breakfast in the mornings was lovely and Christine was a lovely hostess. Our room was large and spacious for a twin room and was welcomed as we had a lot of motorcycle luggage. The location was super and only a 20 minute walk to Bayeux town centre and the restaurants with loads of choice. A wonderful stay at a lovely property and city full of history.

Nothing as all expectations were met and exceeded.

We have just spent 3 nights at the beautiful Le Manoir des Doyens in Bayeaux. Such  charming manoir in peaceful grounds and a short walk away from the centre of Bayeaux Our host, Christine, couldn't have been more helpful. She welcomed us, advising us on the amenities and told us how to get into the centre. Anytime we needed advice on tourist attractions, parking etc, she was on hand with helpful tips and a great knowledge of the area. Friendly and helpful without being intrusive. Breakfast was good-a selection of croissants, pain au chocolate, brioche, cereals and cheese, amongst other items. The rooms were comfortable, light and airy and we were provided with tea, coffee and water. The location of the manoir is excellent - the Normandy beaches are within a short drive of the manor and Mont St Michel is around an hour and a half away. We really enjoyed our stay.

I always have issues with pillows but because we travelled by motorbike, I couldn't take mine. If I was being picky, I would say they could do with replacing as mine were a little lumpy.

This stay exceeded our expectations by a LOT! It was so well decorated with all the modern amenities (bathrooms especially) and the breakfast spread was incredible. We also enjoyed some downtime in the garden on a nice day with some wine. And Christine was the best host. Just beautiful overall!

This was an excellent property in all ways . The dining room was formally set without all the stuffiness it could have indicated . Our host Christine was always there with a smile and she made a major contribution to our comfort and ease . The rooms were airy , with a mix of old and new furniture , the beds super comfy . The mini museum and the little church on property were a history lesson in themselves . The gardens were magical with a mix of wild flowers and formal gardens . A ten out of ten in all ways . Come on Canadians ! And all visitors - this was part of the history lesson while being so close to the beaches of Normandy .

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