La Ferme Du Pressoir Guest House
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Guest scores & sentiment
From 76 guest reviews · multi-source · as of 2026-07-20
Guests consistently praise the abundant homemade breakfast, warm host, and tranquil authentic Norman farm setting. Drawbacks include worn facilities, inconsistent cleanliness in some units, thin walls, and an overly cluttered antique decor that may feel overwhelming. Modern amenities like TV and WiFi are often lacking, and cash-only policies or unexpected room changes can cause friction.
Dimension scores · cross-source
Service8.4
Facilities8.4
Cleanliness8.4
Surroundings8.4
KEYIdeal for travelers seeking quiet rural charm and authenticity. Confirm room location, payment method, and amenities beforehand; expect vintage decor and basic facilities rather than modern comfort.
FAQ · grounded in hotel data & reviews
diningHow is the breakfast at the hotel?＋
Guests consistently praise the abundant homemade breakfast. It is a major highlight, rated highly across 76 reviews with a 99% recommendation rate.
locationWhat is the environment and atmosphere like?＋
Located in a tranquil Norman countryside, it features historic elements like a 17th-century apple press room. Guests enjoy garden views and a terrace, ideal for those seeking peace and tradition.
pros_consWhat are the main pros and cons?＋
Pros: Delicious breakfast, warm hosts, tranquil setting. Cons: Worn facilities, inconsistent cleanliness, poor soundproofing, and overly cluttered antique decor which may overwhelm some guests.
roomAre rooms well-equipped? Is there TV and WiFi?＋
Rooms offer private bathrooms and garden views, but many reviews note the lack of modern amenities like TVs and WiFi. Some facilities are worn, so confirm tech needs beforehand.
serviceHow is the service?＋
Hosts are described as warm and helpful, with a service dimension score of 8.4. While occasional friction exists over cash policies, overall service is well-regarded.
policyWhat is the checkout time?＋
Checkout time is 07:00 AM. This is quite early, so guests planning to depart later should communicate with the front desk in advance to avoid delays.
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Room types · 1
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Double Room
1 × Double bed(s)12 ㎡up to 3
These rooms offer antique-style furniture, garden views and a private bathroom with a hairdryer and a bath or shower.
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Facilities · 13
All facilities & services listed by the hotel (aggregated across sources).
WiFi availableFree ParkingHeatingGardenHikingCyclingParkingTerraceFree WiFiPrivate parkingPet basketNon-smoking roomsNon-smoking throughout
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Nearby & map
DiningSights
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SaQuaNa
french · Bib
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Alexandre Bourdas has turned his SaQuaNa into a real social hub, open from morning to night, the idea being to make good food accessible to as many people as possible. The menu is varied, with influences from near and far (including a Japanese section), and, as ever, it boasts a number of must-tries, such as his monkfish in coconut broth and combawa oil, "our house bouillabaisse" or his emblematic pascade (oven-puffed pancake): a talented, confident and inspiring culinary showing featuring a wealth of dishes that are designed "for sharing". Depending on the time of day, SaQuaNa is also a patis
11.6km
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La Fleur de Sel
french · Bib
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In Honfleur's historical quarter, Vincent Guyon is doing an admirable job. On the menu: sea bass marinated in citrus fruits, fresh mango, coriander and ginger; chocolate espuma, herb sorbet, cacao tuile and chocolate fleur de sel crunch… but the great classics of the house also feature: beef tartare with oysters, accompanied by mizuna, caviar vinaigrette and grilled rice. Inspired cuisine, perfectly executed.
11.7km
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L'Âtre
Modern Cuisine
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After stints at some prestigious Michelin-starred establishments in Paris, then at Château Cordeillan-Bages in Pauillac, chef Julien Lefebvre, who hails from Normandy, set up shop a few years ago in this charming medieval town. His cooking is both in step with the seasons and very much in the spirit of the times. Open kitchens giving onto a dining space with contemporary decor or a terrace for sunny days.
11.5km
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Entre Terre et Mer
Modern Cuisine
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On Place Hamelin, in Honfleur's historical quarter, this restaurant is accommodated in the house that is said to be the 1768 birthplace of JFE Hamelin, a rear admiral in Napoleon Bonaparte's navy. The space – typical of Normandy, with its half-timbered walls and exposed stonework – is the perfect place in which to sample seasonal dishes that embrace both meat and fish (as the name suggests). The roast sea bream, herb jus, beans and redcurrants are steamed to perfection and beautifully presented. Small terrace for fine weather.
11.6km
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Huître Brûlée
Modern Cuisine, Creative
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Don’t worry, the oysters aren’t burnt - despite the name! Updated recipes, quality ingredients, locally sourced whenever possible (organic veg, fish from small boats) and a concise, seasonal menu. This friendly bolthole is run by an enthusiastic couple: local lad Paul Lacheray, in the kitchen, and his partner, Chloé Woestelandt, who runs the dining room.
11.7km
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Le Lingot
Modern Cuisine
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Far from the bustle of the port, this restaurant nestling on rue des Lingots is set against a medieval backdrop of cobbled streets, a stone's throw from an imposing church, Église Sainte-Catherine, a gem of timber architecture. Le Lingot's interior decoration is the picture of French elegance: paintings adorn the exposed-brick walls, candles flicker on tables set with antique china, and chandeliers glint on the ceiling. The chef delves deep into the heart of Calvados, serving a frequently updated set menu and refined cuisine that fetes Normandy's terroir: oysters, local fish and beef.
11.7km
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Les Impressionnistes - La Ferme Saint-Siméon
Modern Cuisine
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Established in the luxury Ferme Saint Siméon Hotel, a historic hamlet in the upper reaches of Honfleur, this property is the quintessence of stylish. The plush elegant Normandy-style interior, the wooded grounds and the terrace with a superb view of the Seine Estuary may be absolutely enchanting, but not enough to distract us from the matter at hand! The chef creates seasonal contemporary cuisine that draws on top-notch Normandy produce. The estate is also home to the half-timbered, thatched roof La Boucane bistro, which serves equally tasty, but more traditional cuisine.
12.2km
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Le Manoir des Impressionnistes
Modern Cuisine
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Settle in at your table, in the bright dining room or on sunny days head for the terrace to enjoy the lovely view of the estuary. Savour the modern cuisine, centred on a short and appetising seasonal menu that gives top billing to Normandy's produce from land and sea.
13.0km
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