Montviette Hotels

"The room was clean and absolutely beautiful! Everything we wanted to visit was within walking distance which made our visit that much more relaxing. We loved it so much we stayed an extra night!"

"Good place to stay , good breakfast "

"Good quiet location and the restaurant was good- recommend any time "

"Great host, enjoyable breakfast and notch property "

"Usual warm welcome from Jean-Francois who had dinner prepared for us despite us being late because of a difficult journey. Thank you also to the guests who waited for us before starting dinner. Lovely unique guest house with traditional Normandy breakfast. "

"Check in time was 6pm We left at 6.20 We searched for dog friendly places and found out they did not accept them"

"Authentic French countryside gite, very welcoming by the owners, clean rooms, very quiet, lovely surroundings."

"Clean and enjoy"

"Check in was easy and fast. Hotel was spotless and brightly lit. Very colourful interior. Rooms while small felt spacious. Shopping just across the road. Lots of places to eat within walking distance. Breakfast was good. Budget price but got so much more. Fantastic hotel. Will definitely recommend this hotel "

"Easy access. Friendly welcome. Small room but fine for overnight stop."

"Right in the centre of town. Bars restaurants and shops right on the doorstep. The property is tired and dated, but the bed was comfortable and clean as was the bathroom."

"Bel hébergement bien équipé d’où on peut voir les animaux en l’inépuisé"

"Excellent séjour "

"Room very nice, breakfast very good. Really enjoyed the stay!"

"Bien place et calme"

"Beautiful historic property, charming host, great breakfast."

"Sylvie is an excellent host. She received us, guided us to our room, and even got us a reservation for the best restaurant in town. The place is perfectly located near the center of the town."

"For the price €103, it absolutely wasn't worth it. It is situated in the middle of nowhere. You have to arrange your breakfast yourself for the next morning. The only thing you get in the evening before, is a bag with bread and some marmelade. The fridge is hardly filled and you have to make your thea or coffee yourself. Besides the awfull smell in the sleepingroom it is an accomodation far beyond nowadays standards. We thought we had become in a horror movie of the worst kind."