Loved the property! The grounds were impeccable and the room was beautifully decorated. It was just as pictured. The spa tub was perfect for a soak, but there was also a shower in the bathroom if you're not a tub person. Our hostess was so helpful in trying to help us find a place to have dinner and had great suggestions for visiting various landmarks in the area. Breakfast was superb!

We stayed in the only room in the chateau. The mattress was pretty uncomfortable and the room smelled a little musty, but probably to be expected in a place that's been around since the 13th century.

Our stay was fantastic – everything was clean and well-prepared. The Farmhouse Cottage dates back to around the 16th century, which gives the place a unique charm, yet nothing was missing in terms of comfort. Although it was a bit chilly in May, each room had its own electric heater. The location has an unmistakable charm and we truly enjoyed our time here. One big advantage – the host speaks very good English, which is quite rare in France, and she was also incredibly friendly and helpful, making communication easy and the stay even more pleasant.

A couple of small things to note: there were quite a lot of ants, especially in the kitchen. As an all-male group, it didn’t bother us, but our wives might have been less forgiving. Also, while the kitchen was otherwise very well equipped with all the tools you could need, the knives were quite blunt – cutting a fresh baguette cleanly was a challenge.

We stayed in the room in the castle, which was as atmospheric as we expected. The bathroom was surprisingly well appointed (great walk in shower) and the bed was very comfortable,but you never forgot you were in a very, very old building and room. Breakfast was really good too.

The only problem was the mosquitoes. We waged battle in the evening and had a quiet night but if you are at all allergic, make sure you have insect repellent at hand.

Beautiful … a real gem to stay at. Very quiet. The room was enormous and decorated and furnished in a style to match this old chateau. The grounds were nice with an amazing tree lined avenue leading to the front of the house. The owners were really nice. It does not have a restaurant but a 10 minute walk takes you to le table Henry, which was excellent with an interesting menu and nice wines. Like all French restaurants it offers fixed priced choices for a meal, reasonably priced. You need to book prior to your visit to guarantee a table.

Charming chateau set in an idyllic location. Hosts are very welcoming, friendly and, especially Françoise, quite engaging. The breakfast served is over-the-top and well worth getting and the coffee is the best we had in our three weeks in France. Also, we received very good sight seeing recommendations from Françoise.

A bit of a drive for dining options, however, all of them recommended by Françoise were very good and worth the drive.

I liked the idea of staying in a chateau. The room and bedroom were a good size. All seemed clean.

Not a chateau but maybe the chateau’s barn converted into some guest rooms. Certainly an outbuilding that was converted. Not much for “extras.” One tiny shampoo and soap for 2 people. Instant coffee, tea, and sugar but no creamer. TV but not many channels, and none in English. Two hard kitchen table type chairs and a chaise lounge, but nothing in between. Tiny shower that leaked. Good. Sorry if this sounds like I’m being negative. Overall good.

It was a castle day no more and we stayed in the castle room The history and age of the place blew me away I couldn’t believe we were staying in something like this It was comfortable and a very large space for two Local restaurants are open at 7pm but it is a drive into town No where local to walk to Breakfast was lovely with the most amazing host We learnt a lot from them about the castle and history Very grateful for the experience

Château de Flottemanville is a castle style mansion that dates back to the 13th century. We LOVED the medieval character of the chateau and of our room. We stayed in The Room in the Château, which is the only guest room that is actually located in the main building. The room as well as the bathroom are very large. We felt like nobility for the night! The chateau is located on a very large property in a rural area with no neighbors in site or hearing distance. Quiet, relaxing, peaceful, tranquil. A very nice breakfast was included and served by the host in the main building. The host/owner was very friendly. She is fluent in English, was very informative and took her time to answer all our burning questions about this wonderful chateau. Would definitely stay here again if we would ever be in the area again. Although located in a rural area, there is lots to explore in nearby: 16 minutes to Sainte-Mère-Église, 25 minutes to Saint-Vaast-la-Hougue, 28 minutes to Barfleur, 28 minutes to Utah Beach. For dinner, I highly recommend restaurant Auberge du Pont Cochon (La Route Des Pâtes), just a 10 minute walk from the chateau. Steaks are grilled to perfection on the grill in a huge wood burning fire place that is located in the seating area of the restaurant.

good continental breakfast (plenty to eat - bread, pancakes and fruit). great quite location. lawn for playing games (bring your own). very old - so don't expect ikea! close to the balloon hanger.

shower small, but not really an issue. no opportunity for a light supper (need to drive elsewhere).

Very nice breakfast, although I would have appreciated cereal or muesli as well. Beautiful and extensive grounds, with lots of seating provided. Perfect stop-off for Cherbourg ferry. Charming hostess.

Not enough information about the history of the chateau. Had to get the outline from Wikipedia.