welcome in my garden

A real small guesthouse, you can also rub shoulders with CEOs, workers, artists, salespeople, or simply people who want to take a break in the countryside and visit Normandy. 1h30 from Paris, 45mn from Deauville and the Normandy beaches, 2 airports, Caen, Rouen. Welcomed by Marie, you will stay in one of the 5 rooms, 2 on the 2nd floor, 2 on the 3rd floor, attic room, one small and one large, with Shared Bathroom on the landing, except for the en suite bedroom there no TV in the rooms You will have access to a kitchen with dining area, shared Stay, long or short, weekend getaway, business trip, group or family. a resurgence of water damage forces us to seal one of the two bathrooms which is being renovated.

Bernay and Surroundings A Getaway Combining Heritage, Nature, and Norman Charm In the heart of Normandy, Bernay captivates visitors with its half-timbered houses, rivers, Romanesque abbey, and peaceful atmosphere. A designated City of Art and History, it also serves as an excellent base for exploring castles, charming villages, walks, and local delicacies in the surrounding area. Must-Sees in Bernay • Notre-Dame Abbey, a jewel of Norman Romanesque art. • The old town center with its narrow streets lined with half-timbered houses. • The Museum of Fine Arts and the abbey gardens. Walks along the Charentonne and Cosnier rivers. Nearby Attractions A few kilometers away, extend your visit to Le Bec-Hellouin, listed among the most beautiful villages in France, and its abbey. You can also explore the Château de Beaumesnil, the Harcourt estate and its arboretum, or the hiking trails and greenways that crisscross the gentle, rolling countryside. Flavors and the Art of Living Markets, local produce, cider, cheeses, and Norman specialties perfectly complement a day of discovery. Between heritage sites, walks, and gourmet breaks, Bernay and its surroundings offer an authentic getaway, ideal for a day trip or a short break. Suggested itinerary: a morning in the historic center of Bernay, a delicious lunch, followed by an afternoon excursion to a nearby village or castle.