Vacation, Single Vacation, Vacation with dog, City and Culture Vaction, golfing holiday

Three double rooms with shower,/wc DVD, wifi. from 75 euros. Family suite for up to 5 people. Guest lounge , like the bedrooms, is beautifully decorated with art objects from all over the world, including paintings and prints by Brian. In pride of place is a traditional Norman granite fireplace, set off by French provincial furniture, an elegant spiral staircase, comfortable sofas and tiled floor

Since our opening in Spring 2008, many guests have been rapturous about the dining experience at Arts in the Garden, praising especially krishna's imaginative and creative menus, with their exquisite presentation and fascinating combinations of flavours.

On the evening of your arrival, enjoy a sumptuous meal including aperitif with amuse-bouche, entrée, main course, dessert and coffee.for just €35. And if you're celebrating a birthday or a wedding anniversary, our five course anniversay dinner at €45 will make it a truly unforgettable occasion.

After a relaxing night's rest, awake to a delicious complementary breakfast of fruit juice, fresh fruit, cereals and yogurts, and home-made breads and jams and unlimited tea or coffee. Visitors at Arts i n the Garden staying for more than a few days will find something different each morning on the breakfast table: 'continental' breakfast here does not mean the bare minimum, but rather a pleasing succession of surprises, often including items (eggs cooked in any number of ways, bacon, galettes, toasts etc etc) more often associated with English or American breakfasts. We believe that breakfast should be a treat to set you up for the entire day!

Shower, WC

Garden

DVD-Player, drier, Bedclothes, Towels

Pets

In addition to the D-Day Landing beaches, we are fortunate to have within easy reach two of France's greatest treasures.

THE BAYEUX TAPESTRY describes in graphic detail the most famous date in English history: 1066 and the invasion of England by William the Conqueror. 70 metres in length, and 50 centimetres in height, it tells in 58 scenes the story of the events leading up to the battle of Hastings and the death of King Harold on the field of battle. It is housed in its own museum in the city of Bayeux, well worth visiting for its own sake.

Equally unique is the island monastery of LE MONT ST. MICHEL, with the winding streets of its medieval village culminating in a beautiful monastery, bathed in extraordinary light and with stunning views over the surrounding estuary.

Also drawing visitors from all over the world are THE D-DAY LANDING BEACHES, site of the Invasion of Normandy in 1944, and the immaculately tended cemeteries commemorating those who gave their lives to liberate France in the crucial battles of World War II.

Horse-riding, Paragliding, Bicycle rental, golf, fishing, climbing

CAEN CARPIQUET (70 Kilometer)

VILLEDIEUX LES POELES (14 Kilometer)

A84 (14 Kilometer)

in 7 Kilometer