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Le Haras D'havetot
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Rooms & Views
1 Queen Bed and 3 Twin Beds 431-sq-foot room with courtyard views Layout - 2 bedrooms Internet - Free WiFi…
1 Queen Bed and 1 Queen Sofa Bed 377-sq-foot room, deck/patio with courtyard views Layout - Bedroom and sitting a…
1 Queen Bed and 2 Twin Beds 323-sq-foot room, deck/patio with courtyard views Layout - 2 bedrooms and sitting are…
1 Queen Bed 269-sq-foot room with courtyard views Layout - Bedroom Internet - Free WiFi Food & Drink - Co…
1 Queen Bed 237-sq-foot room, deck/patio with courtyard views Layout - Bedroom Relax - Private pool Interne…
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Restaurants nearby
- L'AlcôveBib This restaurant just behind the cathedral is known for its market-fresh cuisine that is full of flavour, flawlessly prepared and delivers on its promises. Examples include house-made ravioli with ricotta, spinach and mandarin beurre blanc; cacio e pepe-style celeriac "tagliatelle" with pecorino espuma and breaded egg. Ever popular, not least thanks to its eater-friendly prices.19.5km
- La RapièreBib This restaurant in a 15C building, tucked away in a picturesque side street, is the lair of a cheerful couple, Simon and Linda Boudet. He crafts flavoursome seasonal nosh that celebrates Gallic culinary traditions. Good country cooking with the odd more contemporary touch: salmon gravlax, dill, beetroot and wasabi; chicken breast, roast apricot, polenta fries and rosemary-flavoured poultry gravy. The 100% homemade profiterole is an exquisite blend of fluffy and crunchy – to die for!19.6km
- L'Angle Saint-LaurentBib On the corner of Rue Saint Laurent and Rue des Bouchers, Luc Catherine in the kitchen and Stéphanie Amy in the dining room have brilliantly preserved the soul of this establishment, following a warm, fashionable makeover featuring bare stones and beams. Top-notch ingredients, indulgent, nostalgic recipes and artful plating are the name of the game: gazpacho of green peas with an organic poached egg; smoked pork cutlet with saté-laced risotto of noodles and a cheesecake version of Breton shortbread. Slick service and sensible prices: what’s not to like?19.8km
- Le Séran - Château d'Audrieu This 18C listed stately home is framed by formal gardens set in landscaped grounds. This special occasion decor provides the perfect foil to a polished pedigree score of Gallic classics, jazzed up with personal touches in tune with the seasons of Normandy. First-class jus, sauces and craftsmanship courtesy of a virtuoso chef. Le 1715 bistro, established in the former library, serves simpler and more affordable fare.13.5km
- La Table du Lion At Le Lion d'Or, the chef works his magic with produce sourced in Normandy that he embellishes with Asian flavours. An unexpected culinary marriage inspired by his travels in Asia, particularly Japan and Thailand. Add to this, flawless culinary technique and seasoning and you will be roaring with pleasure!19.6km
Includes Michelin / Black Pearl / guide picks (reference quality, no prices); data from Overture, Michelin Guide and others.
Attractions nearby
- Vieux-la-Romaine archaeological site in Vieux, France18.9km
- Maison au Grand Péristyle - Vieux-la-Romaine domus18.9km
- Vieux-la-Romaine Museum museum in France19.0km
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