Le Pigeonnier, manor house atmosphere

The Pigeonnier room is located in the Manoir de la Hérissonnière, a rural half-timbered construction dating back to the end of the 15th century. The former dovecote is an almost private wing of the house.

On the first floor, via a staircase with hand-carved ballustres from the Louis XIV period, you reach a landing linking the Pigeonnier bedroom, the bathroom with its trompe l’oeil decorations and the WC, all independent.

The bed is under a hand-wrought iron canopy, the original work of a local blacksmith. Amongst other furniture, a Norman family wardrobe and a small desk with its armchair. In the morning, the sun will shine into the room through the stained glass windows in pastel shades.

As a family you can have a second bedroom en suite: L’Hydrangea.

The Pigeonnier room as if you were already there

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The Pigeonnier lounge

For an intimate and independent breakfast, the Pigeonnier room (and the Hydrangea en suite), has in the attic above the room, accessible by a personal staircase, a small lounge equipped and furnished:
armchairs, coffee table, kettle, toaster, microwave oven, fridge, sugar pods, organic fair trade coffee, chocolate, tea bags, adapted crockery. Breakfast ingredients will be given to you in a basket on arrival. Upon reservation, it is possible to have a basket for a cold meal with products from the shop on site.

The Pigeonnier room in pictures

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We would like to inform our kind customers that we no longer accept pets.