Small Duckerie 4 pers: jacuzzi, sauna, 15 min to sea

WEEKEND MINIMUM 2 NIGHTS & 3 ON HOLIDAY WEEKEND Jacuzzi: €80/night (open year-round subject to weather conditions) Sauna: €40/night Cleaning fee: €30 Bed linen: €10/person Towel: €10/pers Late check-out (max 3 p.m.): €50 Early check-in (before 6 p.m.): €50 Bed made: €10/person Bathrobe: €10/person Wooden wheelbarrow: €20 Grocery pick-up (Drive): €100 Pets: €10/night/pet You will receive a link to pay your deposit (bank imprint) of 500 euros The space Very nice house with garden and south-facing terrace with a large living room, a fitted kitchen and a luxurious bedroom upstairs. In addition, a Sauna and Spa are available as an option in a beautiful glass roof. This cottage is located in the middle of the Normandy countryside, not overlooked, ideal for a relaxing night and a gentle wake-up. Prices displayed by Airbnb may be changed. Please contact La Clef Decamp to make an offer according to your needs. Guest access La Petite Duckerie La Duckerie is a large renovated farmhouse, with 5 beautiful cottages with incomparable charm. Located in Tamerville, in the heart of the beautiful Normandy countryside, they are also close to the beaches of Saint-Vaast-la-Hougue and Cherbourg... These 5 cottages with authentic charm can be rented together or separately, you will have neither promiscuity nor opposite. Each of them is independent and has its own private entrance with terrace, garden and parking. Location This beautiful authentic farmhouse, La Duckerie, is also a reference to ducks. Is there a farmyard at the entrance? Will you have to feed them? Quacking everywhere? The answer is coming soon... Great location, the gîte is: Only 3 hours 40 minutes from Paris by car or train (Valognes train station is 3 km away). 20 min from the sea and the most beautiful villages in France, Saint-Vaast-la-Hougue and Barfleur, 2 charming villages known for the oysters and mussels they produce. During a program presented by Stéphane Bern, on France 2, Barfleur became "the 3rd favorite village of the French". 10 min from the island of Tatihou and its famous Vauban towers, from Saint-Vaast-la-Hougue, by amphibious boat. 25 min from Cherbourg (city of the sea) 30 min from La Hague, called Norman Ireland The location is also perfect for visiting Cotentin, the landing beaches, the English Channel... Barfleur is ranked among the Most Beautiful Villages in France and commonly called "The Pearl of the Val de Saire". It is a small traditional grounding port, where fishing and pleasure boats mingle. The first port of the Anglo-Norman kingdom in the Middle Ages, this picturesque village with character is steeped in history. While the Val-de-Saire is inseparable from Cotentin (Manche), Barfleur stands out, being the only city in the department ranked among the 172 most beautiful villages in France. Cozy-chic A little gem, a cocoon, a cozy nest (duck?)… and a gigantic round bathtub! This is what awaits you in this romantic cottage, with crazy charm. The evenings around the grand piano will be all the more warm and singing. Are there any musicians among you? The Clef Decamp piano accepts no false notes, no duck sounds! The atypical room, with its glass roof, wrought iron spiral staircase and enchanting decoration, will sweeten your nights. Outdoors The house has a pleasant private garden behind the house, where it is good to stroll… with or without duck gossip? Just a little more patience for the answer. You can go and greet the cows, grazing in peace, in the green pastures nearby. The calm and sweet floral scents of the countryside will undoubtedly charm you. Relaxation What are you planning? Read your duck quietly in the sun lounger? Having fun? Or bubbling? All 3 maybe? You will be spoiled for choice with the games at your disposal: foosball, table tennis, darts, petanque, board games... Even if you lose a game, I promise, you won't be the ugly duckling! Unless you prefer to chase the ducklings… but do they really exist? The answer is imminent. A relaxation room is available with a sauna, a walk-in shower and a Jacuzzi, under a glass roof... the starry vault stretches out its sparkling arms to you. Important information about the functioning of the relaxation area: It is open 24 hours a day and unlimited use. This relaxation room will be shared with other guests of the Grande Duckerie, Duckfly or Boulangerie cottages, if they also take this option. A bulletin board allows you to reserve your desired times, in order to privatize the hot tub or sauna. Duckfly guests will be able to access the relaxation area without going outside. Guests of other cottages will have their own independent access. Unusual Let's uncover the mystery of the Duckerie and its ducks! The old owner cherished them. He created a mold of his own duck and inserted it all over the property. Can you spot all the casts? After a prolific reflection by Jennifer Decamp, the current owner, the name of the estate was born... La Duckerie! And now... your mission... Avoiding the ducks, when you all shout together: It's the dance of the ducks Who, coming out of the pond Shake their lower backs And make a quack-quack Do it like the little ducks And so that everyone can have fun Shake your butt By doing quack-quack... On this joyful song that, of course, doesn't break a duck's legs! But it will forever remain a legendary song. It's convenient... The Grande Duckerie is adjoining the Petite Duckerie. So you can have an extra room, if necessary. Independent parking for 8 cars is allocated to you. 2 min by car, or 20 min walk, with a nice walk along the paths, you reach Valognes and will find everything you need: Supermarkets, cinema, municipal swimming pool, restaurants, delis, bakeries, banks... Did you know? Valognes is called the Little Normandy Versailles! In the 17th and 18th centuries, this city was full of a plethora of aristocrats and no less than a hundred private mansions were built within the prosperous city. Before joining the Court of Versailles, the subjects were educated for a few months, in contact with the "aristocratic fauna" of Valognes. They learned the good manners and codes of the Royal Court. Today, there are about 35 beautiful mansions. Push their doors to discover the beautiful paved courtyards and their pleasure gardens. Many were destroyed by the Second World War.