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FACILITIES:- Two double-bed guest rooms available.
- Each guest will be provided with one feather pillow and one hollow fibre pillow.
- Feather duvets are typically provided, but if you have a feather allergy, a hollow fibre duvet can be provided instead.
- All bed linen is made of 100% cotton.
- Our mattresses are comfortable and are turned after the departure of every guest. They also have mattress protectors.
- Tea and coffee-making facilities are provided in our open-plan upstairs sitting room.
- Free WI-FI access is available; simply ask us for the code.
- Families with babies, small children, and party groups are welcome if both guest rooms are booked. Although we don't have a designated family room, our guest rooms are connected by a private open-plan sitting room and are in close proximity to each other.
- We specialize in bed and breakfast services and take pride in our small, friendly operation. However, please note that we are not a guest house or hotel; our facilities resemble those of a private home.
- Enjoy a 3-course dinner with wine included, available seven nights a week. Advance booking (at least 24 hours) is required.
- Our location offers peace and quiet, as we are situated away from the main road, which is already a quiet route.
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LOCATION AND DIRECTIONS:
We are located in the Pays de la Loire, near the village of Averton, which is on the northern border with Normandy. Our B&B, La Maison de Noyer at La Cesnerie, is best reached using LD Lines, and we recommend the Newhaven-Dieppe service. It takes about an hour to drive from the M25 junction that joins the M23 to Newhaven, which is very quick. The ferry journey itself takes approximately four hours and is often a relaxing way to begin your trip. Once you arrive in Dieppe, it will take about 2 hours and 45 minutes to reach us in St. Aubin du Desert via Rouen. This journey is now very fast thanks to the speedy A28, which wasn't available a few years ago.
Driving times to the ferry ports are as follows: Dieppe, Caen & Le Havre - 2 hours and 45 minutes; Cherbourg - 3 hours; Calais - 3 hours and 45 minutes. Additionally, Le Mans is 50 minutes away, Alencon and Mayenne are both 30 minutes away, and the Loire Valley & Saumur are 1 hour and 45 minutes away.
DIRECTIONS: If you are traveling south on the A28, you need to take exit 20 and drive to Sille le Guillaume, then continue on to Fresnay sur Sarthe. From there, drive to Souge le Ganelon and proceed to St Paul le Gaultier. Next, head towards Villaines la Juhel on the D15, which then becomes the D119 as it enters the Mayenne. Take a right turn onto the D268 towards Gesvres, and then take the first right to reach La Maison de Noyer at La Cesnerie.
If you are using a GPS to find us, simply type in LA CESNERIE 53700 for directions to our small hamlet of only 3 houses. La Maison de Noyer is located down a short drive off the D268 and through a metal field gate.
We are located in the Pays de la Loire, near the village of Averton, which is on the northern border with Normandy. Our B&B, La Maison de Noyer at La Cesnerie, is best reached using LD Lines, and we recommend the Newhaven-Dieppe service. It takes about an hour to drive from the M25 junction that joins the M23 to Newhaven, which is very quick. The ferry journey itself takes approximately four hours and is often a relaxing way to begin your trip. Once you arrive in Dieppe, it will take about 2 hours and 45 minutes to reach us in St. Aubin du Desert via Rouen. This journey is now very fast thanks to the speedy A28, which wasn't available a few years ago.
Driving times to the ferry ports are as follows: Dieppe, Caen & Le Havre - 2 hours and 45 minutes; Cherbourg - 3 hours; Calais - 3 hours and 45 minutes. Additionally, Le Mans is 50 minutes away, Alencon and Mayenne are both 30 minutes away, and the Loire Valley & Saumur are 1 hour and 45 minutes away.
DIRECTIONS: If you are traveling south on the A28, you need to take exit 20 and drive to Sille le Guillaume, then continue on to Fresnay sur Sarthe. From there, drive to Souge le Ganelon and proceed to St Paul le Gaultier. Next, head towards Villaines la Juhel on the D15, which then becomes the D119 as it enters the Mayenne. Take a right turn onto the D268 towards Gesvres, and then take the first right to reach La Maison de Noyer at La Cesnerie.
If you are using a GPS to find us, simply type in LA CESNERIE 53700 for directions to our small hamlet of only 3 houses. La Maison de Noyer is located down a short drive off the D268 and through a metal field gate.
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| B&B (2 pers.) |
2 | 60 | 70 | oui |  |
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Attractions
- Le Mans Cathedral: Located in the city of Le Mans, this stunning Gothic cathedral is a must-visit for architecture and history enthusiasts. It features beautiful stained glass windows and intricate sculptures.
- Le Mans Circuit Museum: Situated near St. Aubin du Desert, this museum is dedicated to the famous Le Mans 24-hour race. Visitors can explore the history of the race, see various race cars, and learn about the drivers who made the event legendary.
- Château de Mayenne: A short drive from St. Aubin du Desert lies the Château de Mayenne, one of the oldest medieval castles in Europe. This well-preserved fortress offers picturesque views, informative exhibits, and occasional reenactments of historical events.
- The Plantagenet City: Located in Le Mans, the Plantagenet City is a well-preserved medieval quarter with narrow streets, half-timbered houses, and charming squares. Explore the cobblestone alleys, visit the Saint-Julien Cathedral, and enjoy the medieval atmosphere.
- Arche de la Nature: This nature reserve and park is situated just outside Le Mans. It offers various walking and cycling trails, picnic areas, and a lake where visitors can go boating or fishing. The reserve is home to diverse wildlife and provides a peaceful escape from the city.
- Abbey of Epau: Located in Yvré-l'Évêque, near Le Mans, this former Cistercian abbey is a serene and tranquil spot. Visitors can explore the beautiful gardens, admire the architecture, and learn about the abbey's history through informative displays.
- 24 Hours of Le Mans Museum: Devoted entirely to the legendary endurance race, this museum in Le Mans showcases the history, technology, and excitement of the event. Visitors can view race cars, trophies, and interactive exhibits that provide an immersive experience.
- Les Alpes Mancelles Regional Natural Park: Situated northwest of St. Aubin du Desert, this natural park offers breathtaking landscapes of hills, forests, and rivers. Outdoor enthusiasts can enjoy hiking, biking, and canoeing while experiencing the tranquility of the French countryside. These attractions provide a mix of historical, cultural, and natural experiences, allowing visitors to explore the rich heritage and picturesque surroundings near St. Aubin du Desert and Le Mans.