Fay les Etangs Bed and Breakfast for Rent

We have just received our three stars from the Gites de France. Their classification has recently become more stringent and from now on you can be assured of the wisdom of your choice.
On our farm there are two L-shaped wings. One of them now has four guest rooms but was once a communal area for farm workers, as well as containing the stable and the granaries.

It took time to renovate, but the results are completely original (so our guests tell us) and create a very pleasant living space.

On our farm there are two L-shaped wings. One of them now has four guest rooms but was once a communal area for farm workers, as well as containing the stable and the granaries.

It took time to renovate, but the results are completely original (so our guests tell us) and create a very pleasant living space.

In this way, from the original rustic functional stone buildings (we've been able to create a two-floor living space for three guests, with all mod cons (including fridge and microwave), and yet with exposed beams and country furniture. The bedding in every room is of the highest quality - something we ourselves have been dismayed to find all too rarely in many of the hotels in which we have stayed.

Another one-floor area is designed for two guests. Our Blue Room is one of our most recent developments, much praised for its spacious shower. The bathroom is equipped with towel heater and with an air extractor.

The space boasts a table and chairs ideal for a quick snack.

Our last room is ideal for a single person, opening right on to the garden and prettily decorated - designed to lift the spirits of solitary travelers. Its small window overlooks the charming village road, and our friendly, jovial, good-humoured neighbour Guy Noel is always happy to pass the time of day and share his knowledge of the area.

You might be tempted by a walk in our English garden or for a read on a sunlit afternoon on one of its wooden benches, - an exquisite foretaste of a visit to Giverny, house of our celebrated Impressionist Claude Monet, who lived so close to where we are.