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Built in the 16th century under the command of Robert de Thumery, the Manor stands as a testament to the grandeur of that era. Construction began in 1535 during the reign of François I and was finally completed in 1550 under the guidance of Claude de Lorraine, the first Duke of Guise. This historical residence holds great significance, as it was a favorite hunting spot for Henri IV on numerous occasions. In 1679, a magnificent chapel dedicated to St Peter and St Paul was added to the estate, adding to its allure and charm.Fast forward to 1893, when the Windsor family, prominent English industrialists, transformed the Manor into their very own family estate. Nestled at the heart of a sprawling 12-hectare park, this enchanting property is a mere 70-minute journey from the bustling city of Paris. The park itself is a picturesque haven, boasting a diverse range of tree species that create a serene and idyllic atmosphere. As you explore, you will be treated to delightful views of the walkway and the glistening lake, further enhancing the tranquility that permeates this peaceful retreat.
Inside the Manor, you will find two bedrooms, each offering their own unique charm and comfort. The "Peony" room features a double bed and two singles, allowing for a flexible sleeping arrangement. From this room, you can enjoy a captivating view overlooking the walkway and the serene lake. The "Hydrangea" room offers a double bed and a single, with a view that showcases the beauty of the orchard and its apple trees.
Whether you are seeking a historically rich experience, a peaceful getaway, or a chance to immerse yourself in the captivating spirit of Normandy, this 16th-century Manor promises to fulfill all your desires.
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LE LOGIS D'HERMOS has a capacity to accommodate up to 37 people. Nestled within a 12-hectare park of the historic Manor of Hermos, surrounded by enchanting lanes, this charming lodging is situated amidst a vast and beautifully landscaped garden, complete with an orchard and fields. Just a short stroll away, you will find a picturesque lake, perfect for leisurely walks or relaxation.The lodging itself is housed in a 16th-century outbuilding, exuding a timeless charm. On the ground floor, there is a spacious 110-square-meter room adorned with a cozy fireplace, as well as a well-equipped kitchen featuring a dishwasher and washing machine. Additionally, there is a cloakroom and restroom for your convenience. This floor also offers a comfortable bedroom for two people, along with an accessible bathroom for individuals with disabilities.
Moving up to the first floor, you will discover nine generously-sized rooms, each capable of accommodating between three to five people. These rooms are tastefully furnished and offer a serene and comfortable atmosphere. To ensure utmost convenience, there are five bathrooms available on this floor.
Whether you are planning a family gathering, a corporate retreat, or simply seeking a peaceful getaway amidst nature, LE LOGIS D'HERMOS provides an idyllic setting for your stay.
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Directions
To reach Hermos, follow these travel directions:
If you are coming from Paris, Rouen, or Caen, take the A13 and then the A28. Continue on the A28 until you reach junction 13, which is labeled as "Domaine d'Harcourt." At this junction, take a left onto the D438 and drive for approximately 400 meters. Then, make a right onto the D92 and continue for 1.5 kilometers. You will find yourself in Hermos.
In case you are traveling from Evreux on the D613, look for the junction called "Les Quatre Routes." Once you reach this junction, turn right onto the D840. Continue driving on the D840 until you reach Le Neubourg. After passing through Le Gros Theil, take a left onto the D92. Follow the signs that direct you to Hermos.
If you are coming from Alençon or Bernay, take the A28 and continue until you reach junction N°13. From there, follow the directions provided above to reach Hermos.
If you are coming from Paris, Rouen, or Caen, take the A13 and then the A28. Continue on the A28 until you reach junction 13, which is labeled as "Domaine d'Harcourt." At this junction, take a left onto the D438 and drive for approximately 400 meters. Then, make a right onto the D92 and continue for 1.5 kilometers. You will find yourself in Hermos.
In case you are traveling from Evreux on the D613, look for the junction called "Les Quatre Routes." Once you reach this junction, turn right onto the D840. Continue driving on the D840 until you reach Le Neubourg. After passing through Le Gros Theil, take a left onto the D92. Follow the signs that direct you to Hermos.
If you are coming from Alençon or Bernay, take the A28 and continue until you reach junction N°13. From there, follow the directions provided above to reach Hermos.
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Attractions
- Château de Beaumesnil: Located in Beaumesnil, this stunning 17th-century castle offers visitors a glimpse into French history and architecture. Explore the exquisite gardens and interior filled with period furnishings and artwork.
- Abbaye du Bec-Hellouin: Situated in Le Bec-Hellouin, this Benedictine abbey dates back to the 11th century. Marvel at its beautiful Romanesque architecture, visit the museum showcasing religious artifacts, and enjoy the tranquil surroundings.
- Jumièges Abbey: Found in Jumièges, this former Benedictine monastery is one of the most impressive ruins in France. Discover the remnants of the abbey's grand structure, take a stroll through the gardens, and learn about its historical significance.
- Château d'Harcourt: Located in Harcourt, this medieval fortress is renowned for its well-preserved architecture and beautiful gardens. Explore the castle's towers, visit the museum showcasing medieval weapons, and enjoy a picnic in the surrounding park.
- Le Bec-Hellouin Gardens: Adjacent to the Abbaye du Bec-Hellouin, these picturesque gardens offer a peaceful retreat. Take a leisurely walk among the meticulously maintained flower beds, ponds, and stone walls, and enjoy the tranquility of nature.
- Château du Champ de Bataille: Situated in Le Neubourg, this grand 17th-century castle is surrounded by extensive formal gardens. Marvel at the castle's opulent interiors, stroll through the gardens, and visit the on-site museum showcasing the history and art collections.
- Musée des Impressionnismes Giverny: Located in Giverny, this museum celebrates the Impressionist art movement and its connection to the nearby village of Giverny. Admire works by famous artists such as Monet, Renoir, and Cézanne, and explore the beautiful gardens that inspired Monet's masterpieces.
- Claude Monet's House and Gardens: Found in Giverny, this iconic tourist attraction was the residence of renowned painter Claude Monet. Visit the artist's former home, explore his meticulously maintained gardens, and step into the world that inspired his famous Water Lilies series.
- Château Gaillard: Situated in Les Andelys, this medieval fortress overlooks the Seine River and offers breathtaking panoramic views. Explore the ruins, learn about its strategic importance during the Middle Ages, and enjoy a hike along the surrounding trails. 10. Musée des Beaux-Arts de Rouen: Located in Rouen, this art museum houses an impressive collection of paintings, sculptures, and decorative arts from various periods. Admire works by renowned artists such as Monet, Renoir, and Sisley while immersing yourself in the vibrant cultural scene of Rouen.