We stopped here for one night as we traveled back from Normandy, leaving for the airport the next day. Beautiful building that was 14th century monastery. The property is gorgeous! Booked 2 rooms which were clean, simple and very comfortable. Breakfast was delicious. Kevin greeted us and checked in on us during our brief stay - he was helpful with giving us the history of the location and recommendations for dining and travel. Would definitely stay here again.

The most magical moments were our afternoons in the garden watching the busy swifts and enjoying the fragrant roses blossoming everywhere. It was so peaceful and beautiful. On the practical side, the beds, shower and wifi were excellent, the rooms and bathroom were spacious, and the croissants and coffee fresh. We loved every moment. We stayed in the area to visit the Monet's garden in Giverny, but we also found other wonderful places. The cathedral and the floating gardens, Les hortillonnages, in Amiens. The Chantilly castle. The enchanting village of Gerberoy.

We drink a lot of tea and missed a kettle in the room. We went and bought our own, so it wasn't an issue at the end.

Wonderful historic property in a charming village. Beautiful local walks. Fantastic breakfast (12 euros) and excellent communication from Kevin both before and during our stay. He was also very helpful with local knowledge.

There was a show in preparation for the day after our stay. Our bad luck but it meant there were a lot of tents erected spoiling the view and atmosphere for us. The tray meal was good but expensive at 30 euros, and as a large group had taken over the dining room we had to eat it on our knees. The suite room was very comfortable but slightly tired for the price.

The place is charming and surreal, A former Abbey farm, it's full of history and almost feel like living in fairy tales land. And most of all, Kevin is an amazing host, always engaging and friendly, and took great care of us. We stayed for 2 nights and we are the only guests at the 1st night, which is amazing.

Nothing.Prob room (which is former horse stablecan be bigger with more space for luggage.😂

During our travel back home we had a pleasant rest overnight at Domain Saint Germer in Reilly. The location with a chateau is romantic and the room was very satisfying.The friendly and helpful host, Kevin managed even to get a reservation for us on Friday evening in a French restaurant. At the breakfast the fresh croissants, bread and homemade jam made a good start of the final traveling day.

Beautiful surroundings, domain is a small village with a chapel where you can sleep, or in other accommodations such as a stable, etc. There is also a small forest with a castle. and you can park there well. and everything is behind a fence. never seen such a beautiful place. Nice , friendly staff who help with everything. And also good breakfast with homemade jams etc. Super!

Our room was very nice but very warm. You can open a window but then a lot of mosquitoes, this can be solved by a small fan and a fly screen for the window. Not if this is in other rooms but I don't think so.

Kevin who was our host could not have been more pleasant or helpful. He arranged a dinner reservation at a restaurant nearby. He supplied bottles of cold beer for us to enjoy in the last of the afternoon sunshine. Breakfast was plentiful, varied and delicious. Lots of homemade items too eg jams, yoghurt.

It was really nice experience to stay in such a different historical place. Kevin was really nice and helpful. Being pet friendly is amazing. I totally enjoyed

It is not a problem but just a heads up. The hotel is in silent , small village. If you are looking for big attractions, restaurants etc that may not be good choice for you.

The Domaine st Germer is a fantastic and spectacular place to stay. I highly recommend it as a place for groups of cyclists cycling to Paris, it's worth making for here as there is ample room to store bicycles and the facilities are first rate. Exceptionally clean everywhere with beautifully cared for grounds.

Very nice accommodation in a beautiful village. We stayed in the old stables. The breakfast was really nice with home made product and different cheeses. Kevin was very friendly and explained a lot about the property.

The room can get a bit warm, so you have to open the window and stable door.