Manoir De Savigny

Beautiful property in very attractive rural location. Very relaxed atmosphere, with unobtrusive friendly service. Good communication before arrival. Eric had information on local restaurants to share, but we had already eaten before arrival. The Manoir de Savigny was a very convenient overnight stop for us after a ferry to Portsmouth, but we will stay longer in the area next time.

Breakfast could have been a bit more exciting - perhaps some fresh fruit?

Beautiful calm.place, amazing owner, amazing time. We are going to come back and bring family.

Style and elegance

Beautiful room. Lovely breakfast. Great to walk around the grounds

Nothing !

Lovely location and building. Excellent hosts and lovely breakfast

Lovely owners. Beautiful house.

The location was excellent, tucked away in a beautiful tranquil rural setting, but only 5 minutes or so to good road links and a large supermarket. The continental breakfast was always fresh, with plenty of of tea and coffee available. It was a little limited (bit too many bread type produce) but it was more than satisfying. Eric (the host) was very helpful and charming, a mine of information, knowledgeable about where to go and things to do. Bit disappointed there wasn’t tea and coffee in the room, it was available in the lounge, but it was a long way down the stairs to get it and not always any milk. The hosts have worked incredibly hard since purchasing the property, 20 years ago, to turn it into the beautiful place it is today. As other people have mentioned it is a bit tired (decor wise) but it didn’t detract from our stay. The weather was particularly good and we sat on the terrace most evenings to enjoy the late sun. There is a tv lounge ( you don’t have one in your room) and a bar area with a fridge at your disposal, also good WiFi. There isn’t aircon, but the windows are big and open fully, as it’s so quiet we just left them open all the time. Might not want to do that if you have a small child though. Beautiful place, would go again.

It would have been nice to have tea and coffee in the room. Might not be a good place to stay if you struggle with stairs. Also this is not a reflection on the hotel, just general information for visitors, eating out can be difficult. As most shops shut around 12ish and don’t open till 2.30. Restaurants are open then, but stop serving around 1.30, most are only open for a short period from 5ish to 7.30 so we struggled to get an evening meal some days. Because it is very much rural France, some French is necessary otherwise you will struggle to make yourself understood.