The Comtesse Clacla bedroom is located on the second floor of this historic manor house (1714) . It has interesting oak beams that are actually doubled, a queen-size bed, en-suite bathroom with toilet and shower. The floor is fitted with thick wall-to-wall carpeting and is furnished with antique furniture.

PS : The name Comtesse Clacla is taken form the "Ces Messieurs de Saint Malo" historical saga by Bernard and Philippe Simiot. We have a supply of this book (if you can manage  French, sorry!) to take home with you free of charge (subject to availability)

The Paramé bedoom is located on the first floor of this historic manor house (1714). Very roomy, it has a large fireplace and nice view over the garden.  The vintage old beams and chandelier overhead give it a chateau atmosphere. There is an en-suite bathroom (bath and toilet) and clothes washer an dryer. It is normally fitted with large twin beds which can be joinded (upon request only). Thick wall to wall carpeting enables you to walk barefoot from the bed to te bathroom.

PS : The name Maman Paramé is taken form the "Ces Messieurs de Saint Malo" historical saga by Bernard and Philippe Simiot. We have a supply of this book (if you can manage  French, sorry!) to take home with you free of charge (subject to availability) saga by Bernard and Philippe Simiot. We have a supply of this book to take home with you free of charge (subject to availability).

The Emeline le Coz bedroom is located on the second floor of this historic manor house (1714). It is in fact a family suite  with a double bed in the bedroom itself, and  two single beds for children in the entrance.  The vintage old beams and chandelier overhead give it a chateau atmosphere. There is an en-suite bathroom (bath and toilet).  This family room  is fitted with antique furnture.

PS : The name "Emeline le Coz "  is taken form the "Ces Messieurs de Saint Malo" historical saga by Bernard and Philippe Simiot. We have a supply of this book (if you can manage  French, sorry!) to take home with you free of charge (subject to availability) saga by Bernard and Philippe Simiot. We have a supply of this book to take home with you free of charge (subject to availability).

The Comte de Morzic bedroom is located on the second floor of this historic manor house (1714). It is the smallest of our bedrooms. The double bed is queen size, it has en-suite bathroom  (shower and toilet), yet with a fairly small wash basin.   Thick wall to wall carpeting enables you to walk barefoot from the bed to te bathroom.

PS : The name "Comte de Morzic "  is taken form the "Ces Messieurs de Saint Malo" historical saga by Bernard and Philippe Simiot. We have a supply of this book (if you can manage  French, sorry!) to take home with you free of charge (subject to availability) saga by Bernard and Philippe Simiot. We have a supply of this book to take home with you free of charge (subject to availability).

The Capitaine Carbec bedroom is located on the second floor of this historic manor house (1714) . It has interesting oak beams that are actually doubled, a king-size bed, en-suite bathroom with toilet and shower. The floor is fitted with thick wall-to-wall carpeting and is furnished with antique furniture.


PS : The name Capitaine Carbec is taken form the "Ces Messieurs de Saint Malo" historical saga by Bernard and Philippe Simiot. We have a supply of this book (if you can manage  French, sorry!) to take home with you free of charge (subject to availability) saga by Bernard and Philippe Simiot. We have a supply of this book to take home with you free of charge (subject to availability).