Manoir de Savigny

This is an excellent B&B type hotel. The owner, was extremely friendly and caring who went out of his way to tell us of the history of the property and the attractions in the area. Clean, comfortable rooms with strong internet. Overall, a great place to stay with an Historic Touch!

Our ferry was very late and we didn't get to the Manoir until 11.30pm, but Eric (the owner) was very accommodating. The Manoir is a beautiful old stone manor house set in very nice gardens and in lovely quiet area. The room was very comfortable and well thought out, the decor wasn't particularl to my taste as it was a Morrocan style, but that is purely personal, my partner loved it. Breakfast was a continental help yourself affair with a good choice of croissants, pan au chocolate and bread, together with fruit and yogurt and a good selection of hot and cold drinks. The communal areas were great, the dining room was very elegant, there was also a ground floor sitting room with huge stone fire place and an upstairs bar with comfy leather sofas. We wished we had been able to stay longer that just the one night.

We were very impressed with the Manoir de Sevigny. It's a lovely old stone manor house with outbuildings converted into cottages. We stayed in one of the cottages (suites), which was spotlessly clean and well appointed with a large open-plan living area and kitchen and good-sized bedrooms. The beds were really comfortable too. Eric, our host, was very courteous and helpful. The breakfast seems to be limited to breads and jams, continental style, but you can also self-cater. The grounds are beautifully landscaped and very pleasant to wander around or sit in. I would recommend this place for those holidaying in Normandy or anyone travelling into or out of Cherbourg as a perfect stop-off.

Amazing! We stayed here as our home base to explore Normandy and it was perfect! The owner is very kind, the property has so much history and has been beautifully renovated! Breakfast was great! We definitely recommended this B&B highly, need a car for easy access.

This was a nice B&B in the countryside close to the Normandy beaches. To get to the beaches you have to go through St Mere Eglise which has a very good airborne museum. I thought I had booked a B&B room, but we ended up with a large one bedroom upstairs and living room kitchenette downstairs. Because of that the breakfast was extra, but it was worth it. The biggest difficulty was finding the place. The detailed directions sent by the owner really helped as I could not find the manoir location on either of the two GPS that I had. Finding a restaurant open on a Monday night was difficult, but the owner directed us to a very good place.

This is truly a lovely hotel. We arrived early and were shown to our room without delay. The building has been very tastefully restored and is a credit to Eric and his partner. The gardens are lovely and peaceful! There is no restaurant but the local pub serve quality French cuisine,recommended by our host. I would highly recommend this as a peaceful place to stay.

Nice B&B in the countryside. Room (suite) was large and comfortable. Owner was very personable and helpful. Stayed here while visiting D-Day beaches, it's a bit of a drive from property to most of the D-Day sites but very easy and tolerable.

We spent only one day in Normandy, and this location was perfect! Off the beaten path, privacy and confort were exactly what we needed.

Very pretty gite, owners lovely and a most restful stay. Will happily stay there again and if you are after a quiet, peaceful and pretty location, this is the one for you!

Wonderful hosts. Beautiful estate. They told us about the captivating history of the Manoir in relation to the 2nd WW. The breakfasts were outstanding. The room was very clean and nicely decorated. It was such a quiet and relaxing experience. Too bad we couldn't stay longer.