The room was large and comfortable with an enormous bathroom. The beauty of the grounds alone is beyond compare. We had a truly delightful experience. Very big and comfortable rooms. Inside a stud farm of English racing horses, overlooking to a flowers park, 2 lakes around. For specific inquiries, we recommend calling ahead to confirm. Among the daily actions of the property owner:The recycling of paper, plastic, cardboard, glass, the printer cartridgesComposting of organic waste for our studs farms of horses, manor and gardensThe Manoir de Cleronde invite guests to join its approach by adopting the following environmentally friendly practices:For clean towels and sheets, follow the instructions located in the bathroomNormandy is well-known for its Calvados fine liquors, ciders and Pommeau.
All within few kilometres from our property. Breakfast is an opulent feast. Looking to meet you again soon.
Taxi services also availableDaily housekeeping is provided. The only thing i would suggest to see again is the fact that in the evening there is noone to attend. Yes, free parking, a parking garage, and secured parking are available to guests.What are some restaurants close to Manoir de Cléronde?Conveniently located restaurants include Le 6.3 Resto Home, Le Botaniste, and Le Trot.Are there opportunities to exercise at Manoir de Cléronde?Yes, guests have access to a sauna during their stay. The Manoir has so much history which the owner is happy to share. The manor was a french refugees house during the WWII.Around: the D-Day landing beach of Omaha, Bayeux and the US Cemetery are just 6 miles away.Other richly historical towns and cities such as Bayeux, Caen, St Lo, Mont St Michel, Deauville and Honfleur are easy for a day trip from the manor.A generous breakfast is provided in some seasons when the manor and the barn are on B&B configuration. best. Gweneal took me for a tour of the property and history came alive as he described the Americans pursuing the Germans through their forest during the D-Day landings.
Nos hôtes ont été absolument adorables et nous ont offert un accueil très chaleureux. Manoir de Cleronde, Blay, Basse-Normandie, France. Please do not hesitate to send us your improvement suggestions for the breakfast at contact@manoirdecleronde.com. We were able to use the bicycles provided, to toodle around. Built in 1639 by Sieur de Fremont, a local judge. Don't miss itHorse riding are available near by in Trèvières (5 minutes away) Omaha beach horse riding are also available. Our horses are English racing horses and not suitable for a ride.Nous nous sommes retrouvés dans un havre de paix, un magnifique Manoir, un véritable "petit" bijou entouré de prairies et de bois dans lesquels nous avons eu le loisir de nous promener avec notre chien. GwenaelOur stay here was extremely pleasant and Gweneal and Elodie are the perfect hosts. The surrounding area is impressive and relaxing. The property is having 280 hectares (800 acres) including a forest of 40 hectares and 200 English racing horses. Unbelievably beautiful setting. The Manoir has been in the family for hundreds of years, and was a refuge for D Day soldiers. The manor has remained in the family since. The manor of Cleronde Manor is a 17th century classified historical monuments (1639). Regards. The Bayeux cathedral, and William the Conqueror history and tapestry. There’s a letter from General Eisenhower in the study, thanking the family, on behalf of the President of the United States. Each room has a private bathroom. Then purchased in 1893 by Le Baron Gerard as a hunting guesthouse. Laundry and ironing services can also be arranged upon requestThe entire property of the Manor de Cleronde has implemented an environmental policy to contribute to the respect of the nature. 197 likes. Are there any historical sites close to Manoir de Cléronde?Many travelers enjoy visiting Memorial 1st US Infantry Division Omaha Beach (4.5 miles) and Maison de la Libération (4.8 miles). The rooms look out over this stunning property and it is great seeing the horses grazing in their paddocks.