Bed and Breakfast (NM002582) - Periers
2 bedrooms
(5km) Periers - Manche - Normandy
PROPERTY SUMMARY
Beautiful Rural Farmhouse B&B Ideal for Sightseeing
Property Location
| Reference: | NM002582 |
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| Brochure: | Page 40 |
| Location: |
(5km) Periers - Manche - Normandy View location map Plan your route to this property |
| Area: | Rural |
Amenities
- Bed and Breakfast
- Cycling
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Fishing
NearbyTypes of fish: Bream, roach, perch, rainbow trout
Name of nearest fishing location: Marchesieux
Distance: 10 km -
Golf
NearbyName and address of nearest golf course: Golf de Marchesieux, 50190 Marchesieux
Distance: 10 km
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Horse riding/Trekking
On-site or NearbyName and address of nearest stables: Centre Equestre de la Minostrande 50190 Marchesieux
Distance: 8 km - Meals
- No Smoking
- Pets
- Short Breaks
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Walking
Name/number of nearest marked trail: Carentan Marshlands Circuits
Plan your journey
20% Savings
on ferry travel
Special rates with Brittany Ferries. Routes direct into Brittany and Normandy plus Santander, Northern Spain
About The Property
| Property | Type | Bedrooms | Sleeps | Arrival | Bathrooms | Availability | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Omaha Double Room En Suite | B&B | 1 | 2/3 | 1 | Check availability | ||
| Sword Double Room En Suite | B&B | 1 | 2/3 | 1 | Check availability |
Property Gallery
Le Clos Castel is owned by the Ramsbottom family who are originally from Lancashire. We are ideally situated for you to explore the Normandy D-day beaches and museums as well as the beautiful areas of Normandy such as the historic cities of Caen and Bayeux. Not forgetting to make time to see the wonderful Bayeux tapestry. Or simply relax and enjoy the atmosphere.
We now offer caravan storage, please ask for details.
Facilities
| Property Type: | Bed and Breakfast |
|---|---|
| Nearest port: | Cherbourg 52km |
| Nearest market: | Periers 5km |
| Nearest restaurant: | Le Relais des Forges 4km |
| Kitchen: | Breakfast is served in the guest dining room |
| Living area: | A guest lounge is available for guests to use until 11pm each evening. The lounge has Sky tv along with a dvd player and boardgames for guests to use |
| Bedrooms: | One Double/family room (sleeps up to 4). One Double/family room (sleeps up to 3) |
| Bathrooms: | Both rooms have full en suite facilities |
| Entertainment on-site: | When you have finished visiting all the D-day beaches and the museums you can take time to discover the historic cities and towns of Normandy. Or relax and dine in one of the many resaturants tasting the delicacies from this area of France. Or simply relax in guest lounge or garden |
| Garden and outside: | Guest are welcome to sit and relax in the garden to the front of the property |
| Parking and garaging: | We have ample parking at Le Clos Castel and can accommodate up to six vehicles. We can also offer secure indoor parking for motorcycles |
| Suitability: | Le Clos Castel is suitable for guests who are visiting to take in the historic D-day landing sites and museums. We are ideally situated with good access to all sites. We are within easy reach of the historic cities of Bayeux and Caen. We have good access to the property and we are very easy to find |
| General: | We do operate a no smoking policy. Families are welcome. Well behaved pets welcome at no extra charge. Rooms available from 2pm. Departure requested by 11am |
Rental Rates
Omaha Double Room En Suite - Sleeps: 2/3, Bedrooms: 1
Bed & Breakfast prices range from 55-65 Euros per night for 2 people sharing including a continental breakfast
Family rooms are available please ask for details
Sword Double Room En Suite - Sleeps: 2/3, Bedrooms: 1
Bed & Breakfast prices range from 55-65 Euros per night for 2 people sharing including a continental breakfast
Family rooms are available please ask for details
Enquire and Book
To book this property use the contact details below quoting Holiday France Direct ref: NM002582.
| Contact: | Mrs Hazel Ramsbottom |
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| Postal Address: | Le Clos Castel 50500 Raids France |
| Telephone: | (00 33) 2 33 17 23 61 |
| Mobile: | 07789 227484 |
| Email: | Email the Owner » |
| Owner's website: | bandbnormandyfrance-d-daybeaches.com |
| Shortlist: | Click here to add this property to your shortlist |
What to See and Do
Owners Recommendations
Local Area and Activities
'Bayeux'
"Visit the historic city of Bayeux not forgetting a visit to the famous tapestry and cathedral"
'Centre Aquatique'
"Have bundles of fun in the indoor/outdoor heated pools and slides."
'Centre Juno Beach'
"The Canadian museum on the D-day beaches."
'Dead Mans Corner Museum'
"We are within ten miutes of the Dead Mans Corner Museum. Visit the house which houses part of the largest collection of German & American paratroop memorabilia. "
'Gardens of Remembrance'
"Places of recollection and remembrance for those who gave their lives in the Battle of Normandy."
'Gold Beach Museum'
"Gold Beach Museum tells the story of the British invasion in this area, from the painstaking reconnaisance of the beaches to the storming of the beach by British 50th Infantry Division on 6th June 1944.
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'Le Mont St Michel'
"Open all year round. The Abbey dominates the bay and boasts several marvels of medieval architecture."
'Omaha Beach Museum'
"Located on Omaha beach itself, the 1200 m2 museum showcases a wonderful selection of uniforms,weapons, personal objects and vehicles."
'Pegasus Bridge'
"Visit the museum and see the only full size replica of a HORSA Glider or have tea in the cafe Gondree the first house and cafe to be liberated by the British 6th Airborne division on 5th/6th June 1944."
'Something for Everyone.'
"Whatever your age or interest Normandy boasts lots of activties to suit everyone."
'Utah Beach'
"The port of Utah beach was operational between 6th June 1944 and 1st November 1944. During that time 836,000 men, 220,00 vehicles and 725,00 tons of equipment and supplies came through the harbour."
Markets and Shopping
'Local Markets.'
"If you love to explore local markets and produce. Our local area offers a market on practically each day of the week."
Page Last updated: 24 May 2010
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