A luxury Bed & Breakfast with 2 ensuite bedrooms, sleeping 5 and 3; from September to June, for one night for those looking for stopovers on their way further south in France/Spain, or for longer stays for those wishing to explore this wonderful part of northern France. Prices from €55 per night B&B per couple sharing, €90 per night B&B for a family of 5.
At Basse Copette a typical Normandy farmhouse and its barn have been recently and lovingly renovated to provide luxury B&B and self catering accommodation. They are now fitted to modern standards, at the same time they retain the traditional charm of traditional Normandy architecture. The gite and B&B are set in a two-acre, fully enclosed garden, with there is a large, heated swimming pool (5×9 meters), a boules pit (2×15 meters), and plenty of safe space for children to run around and play games.
From this quiet, rural setting everything Normandy and Picardy has to offer is within easy reach, something to suite everyone and every interest. There are numerous well known archaeological and historical sites, various châteaux and museums, and of course the medieval cities of Amiens and Rouen. Paris, Monet’s home at Giverny, Parc Asterix and Disneyland are popular days out from Basse Copette. The nearest beach is 35 minutes away.




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