Ideally located between Mont St Michel and the landing beaches

Very good property, host was fantastic, great location

We stayed in this lovely house for a week. House had a very nice garden and terrace and is very quiet. House is well equipped. Shops are very close by. Is a nice base to discover Normandy.

We had a lovely stay here for 10 days which felt very much like a home from home. The house was spacious, comfortable, clean, well equipped and felt safe and secure in a small village Baudre. We visited all the Normandy landing beaches, the American Cemetery, Overload and D-Day Experience museums, Pointe de Hoc, Maisy battery, Pegasus Bridge and Caretan which were all 35 to 60 mins drive. We didn't make it to Mont St Michel. There were no real facilities in the hamlet but St Lo was only 5 minutes drive away with multiple supermarkets and a huge Decathlon. We used the table-tennis table and made good use of Netflix on a couple of rainy days. The GR221 footpath runs past the house so we enjoyed some runs and walks down to and along the river La Vire. Gerard the owner was super responsive when we had some questions and checked in to make sure we were ok. Thank you Gerard.

We were a family of four: my husband, myself and two teenaged sons. The length of our stay was 6 nights. The place was roomy, and each of us felt we had our own space. The house looks much better in real life than in the pictures. We were able to relax in this peaceful location. The house is located in Baudre, France, set in the countryside , yet minutes from Saint Lo (a major town which was rebuilt after World War 2). It had everything we needed, and more (i.e. Net flix, Wifi, large outside patio with dining area, and even a ping pong table). Gerard and his wife, Valerie, the hosts, were so helpful and gracious. If you are thinking of touring Normandy, you may consider renting a car with a GPS because it was extremely helpful in our navigation around Normandy. We went to the Eglisle Notre-Dame in St. Lo, Bayeux Tapestry Museum, Juno Beach and Museum (D-Day beach), Abbyaye aux Hommes (where William the Conquerer is buried) & Abbaye aux Dames, the botanical garden in Caen, Jardin Delle Villiers Fossard, Mont Saint-Michel, and the beach side town of Agon Coutainville. We had an delicious dinner at Bistro 59 in Saint-Lo. We absolutely recommend this place for anyone who wants to visit Normandy. Barbara and family, (North Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada)