Le Relais du Hibou - La Chouette du Pays de Caux

Recent and quietly located lodgings in Normandy (each 68m²) with their own fully equipped kitchen, spacious lounge with flat screen TV and DVD player, dining area, bathroom with walk-in shower, 2 spacious separate bedrooms, 1 with 2 single beds that can be joined together and 1 with a double bed. All lodgings have spacious terraces or balconies with garden furniture and sun loungers.

All lodgings have a view of the garden and the swimming pool (5 x 10 m, heated from May to the end of September); children's play equipment in the garden, barbecue.

In the attic, there is an honesty bar (which can be reserved for private use) with drinks available or you can bring your own, with billiards, darts, board games, a bar with fridge and wine cooler, and a television (for sports matches, for example), as well as a family/party/dining room for around 20 people, and a multimedia cinema (projector/DVD/computer/video projection possible). So you don't have to go far for entertainment. If the calendar is full, then all 6 lodgings are effectively rented out; otherwise, at least one will remain available.

Pets are welcome but subject to consultation, depending on the season.

Individual lodgings with fully equipped kitchen, spacious lounge with flat screen TV and DVD player, dining area, bathroom with walk-in shower, 2 spacious separate bedrooms, 1 with 2 single beds that can be joined together and 1 with a double bed. 6 lodgings in total, 3 on the ground floor, 3 on the first floor.

Normandy is, of course, much more than just the WWII Landing Beaches, ranging from the high falaises (chalk cliffs) on the coast to the inland areas criss-crossed by rivers and streams. Normandy is the same size as Belgium, with rugged coastlines and vast plateaus. Our site is located at the top of a falaise, overlooking the valley of the Durdent river and Lac de Caniel, with its water park. Half an hour from iconic Etretat with its chalk arch and Lupin, and cosmopolitan Dieppe, 20 km from the whaling port of Fécamp, and 10 minutes from the idyllic village of Veules-les-Roses with the shortest river in France. An active region, without mass tourism. Peace and activity can easily go hand in hand. On a day trip, you can visit the unmistakable landing beaches from World War II and Mont Saint-Michel. But there are also numerous medieval fortified towns, William the Concurrer's Caen's stronghold, cider and calvados routes, etc.