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Marie Odile et FrançoisLe Valvion
Beauquesne
80600
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Experience the captivating allure of our family-owned establishment, where our unique charm will envelop you. Allow us to guide you through the expansive premises, showcasing its remarkable architecture, including the horseshoe design and adjoining property, reminiscent of a model farm from the late 19th century.Our patio holds a rich history, having witnessed the momentous meeting between King George V, President Poincaré, Joffre, and Foch General during the preparations for the decisive Battle of the Somme's counter-offensive. Sir Douglas Haig himself selected Valvion as his headquarters in August 1916, leading to the signing of the pivotal Doullens Sole Command.
For your accommodation needs, we offer a spacious, fully renovated room of 28m² on the first floor of our house. The room can comfortably accommodate 2 or 3 individuals and features an ensuite bathroom with a private shower and separate toilet. Amenities such as plush bedding, TV, WiFi, refrigerator, microwave, coffee maker, kettle, and dining area are provided for your convenience. Rest assured, we supply bed linen and towels, and a supplementary bed can be arranged within the same room. Additionally, a crib is available upon request at no extra cost.
With a separate entrance, tranquility and a splendid view await you. Indulge in a complimentary breakfast, which can be enjoyed on the terrace or in the owners' dining room (only on weekends), or if you prefer, in the comfort of your room.
Please note that the nightly rate is €55 for 1 person, €60 for 2 people, and €70 for 3 people. For extended stays of 3 nights or more, a 10% discount per night is applicable. Feel free to request photos of our accommodations.
To initiate your reservation, kindly reach out to us via email.
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Directions
To reach Beauquesne, head towards Raincheval on the D31. Once you're out of the village, look for a path on the right, about 1km away, marked by a sign that says "orchards of Valvion." Follow this path until you reach a road, then take a left to enter the courtyard of the large house.
If you're coming from Amiens on the D31, when you reach Puchevillers, continue straight and avoid taking the direction towards Beauquesne. After about 2km, leave the village and take a left. After another 300m, turn left again onto the road with a sign that says "orchards of Valvion." The house is located at the end of this road. Enter the courtyard of the large house.
If you're coming from Amiens on the D31, when you reach Puchevillers, continue straight and avoid taking the direction towards Beauquesne. After about 2km, leave the village and take a left. After another 300m, turn left again onto the road with a sign that says "orchards of Valvion." The house is located at the end of this road. Enter the courtyard of the large house.
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Attractions
- Beaumont-Hamel Newfoundland Memorial Park: Located approximately 5 kilometers away, this park is a WWI memorial dedicated to the soldiers of the Newfoundland Regiment. It features preserved trenches, a visitor center, and a memorial to honor the fallen soldiers.
- Thiepval Memorial: Situated around 9 kilometers from Le Valvion, the Thiepval Memorial is one of the largest World War I memorials. It commemorates the missing soldiers of the Battle of the Somme and offers a museum, exhibits, and a panoramic view from the top.
- Ulster Tower: Positioned around 6 kilometers away, the Ulster Tower is a replica of Helen's Tower in Northern Ireland. It serves as a memorial to the men of the 36th (Ulster) Division who fought during the Battle of the Somme.
- Beaumont-sur-Ancre Chinese Cemetery: Located approximately 4 kilometers from Le Valvion, this cemetery is a tribute to the Chinese Labor Corps who worked behind the lines during World War I. It is a serene and unique memorial.
- Delville Wood South African National Memorial: Situated around 16 kilometers away, this memorial is dedicated to the South African soldiers who served during the Battle of Delville Wood in 1916. The site includes a museum, preserved trenches, and beautiful gardens.
- Lochnagar Crater: Positioned approximately 9 kilometers from Le Valvion, this enormous crater was created by an underground mine explosion on the first day of the Battle of the Somme. It now serves as a memorial and offers guided tours.
- Albert-Basilica of Notre-Dame de Brebières: Located around 13 kilometers away, this impressive basilica stands as a symbol of the resilience of the locals during World War I. It offers panoramic views from its tower and houses a museum depicting the war's impact on the region.
- Historial de la Grande Guerre: Situated in Péronne, about 30 kilometers from Le Valvion, this museum provides a comprehensive overview of World War I. It showcases artifacts, exhibits, and multimedia presentations to educate visitors about the war's history. These attractions offer a mix of historical sites, memorials, and museums, allowing visitors to explore the impact of World War I in the region and pay tribute to the soldiers who fought there.