8 bedr 7 Baths 14/18 Adults 4/8 Kids games room

In Les Andelys, a historic town known for its "Chateau Gaillard", between Paris and Deauville, near Giverny, we welcome 14/18 adults and 6/8 children in two houses comprising 8 bedrooms and 6.5 shower/bathrooms, a swimming pool, jacuzzi, a lighted clay tennis court, Basket Ball, Badmington, Boxing bag, bikes. By mid-December 2025, a huge indoor games room for adults and children: Billiards, ping pong, hockey table, foosball, arm wrestling, poker table, blackjack, etc. The space We offer 2 houses for rent: A contemporary house, the “Tennis house”, located opposite the clay tennis court. This house which has been completely renovated includes a large living and dining room of approximately 60 m2 with a convertible bed for 2 people, a kitchen, a bedroom with 4 single beds or 2 king size double beds depending on the tenant's choice for 4 people, and two shower rooms with WC, one of which is reserved for the bedroom. The indoor dining table can accommodate up to 12/14 people and the outdoor round tables can accommodate up to 18 people. -A historic house, the “Maison des Fontainettes”, the name it bore when the painter Manzana PISSARRO, son of Camille PISSARRO, lived there with his beloved. This old house has been completely renovated and includes a large living space with open equipped kitchen, a huge table suspended in the air weighing 450 kg, which can accommodate 18 people seated, a lounge area with 2 large sofas and a mezzanine with a large cinema-type screen , fitted out with comfortable mattresses on the floors to make the most of the big screen. This “Maison des Fontainettes” includes 6 bedrooms on 2 levels; 5 rooms for adults on the Ground Floor, including one with a kitchen area including a fridge, a microwave, hotplates and a sink and 3 others on the 1st floor including one for young children, all of which can accommodate 10 adults comfortably seated in a high-end bedding and 4 to 6 children in a “kid’s room” fitted out with mattresses on the floor; the idea being to make them all sleep together. If there are more than 4/6 children, it is also possible to arrange the living room mezzanine in the same way. The 3 bedrooms on the Ground Floor have their own shower room or bathroom with WC and the 3 other bedrooms on the 1st floor share a very large shower room with WC. A separate WC with hand basin is also installed on the Ground Floor. If you wish to organize a lunch or dinner with additional guests, the outdoor tables set up on the terrace will accommodate up to 26/28 people. The details of the bedding of the two houses: In the contemporary house, called “Maison Tennis”, a single bedroom which can accommodate 4 single beds (90cm x 200 cm each), 2 King size beds (200 cm x 200 cm), or 1 King size bed (200 cm x 200 cm), and 2 single beds (90cm x 200 cm each). And the sofa bed in the living room is equipped with a classic double mattress. In the old house, called "Maison des Fontainettes", 2 of the 5 adult bedrooms can be prepared with 2 single beds (90cm x 200 cm each) or 1 King Size double bed (200 cm x 200 cm), another bedroom can be prepared in 2 single beds (90cm x 200 cm each) or a Queen size bed (180cm x 200cm) and the other 2 bedrooms have a classic double bed (160 cm x 200 cm). The children's room can accommodate many combinations, single or double beds. Mattresses are generally installed on almost the entire floor surface and beds are prepared according to the tenant's choice. In total of the 2 houses you have 6 adult bedrooms which can accommodate 12 to 14 people (adults or children) comfortably installed in high-end bedding and a 7th bedroom for 4 to 6 young children installed on mattresses on the floor which It is possibly possible to complete with the arrangement of the mezzanine where we can also sleep 4 to 6 children on mattresses on the floor. Guest access Travelers can access the entire “Maison Tennis” and the “Maison des Fontainettes” including its garden and the clay tennis court. Other things to note The tennis court is redone every year at the end of April and can be used from the end of April to the end of October and beginning of November. In fact it is usable as long as it has not frozen. The frost causes the clay to swell, making it impossible to play because the balls no longer bounce. The first rule is to use shoes made for clay courts, the sole must be flat with “W” shaped patterns also called herringbone or slatted. Their main characteristic is that they allow better grip on clay, a less stable surface. Any other type of shoe is strictly prohibited. You can destroy a clay court in just a few minutes with running shoes and rebuilding it costs several thousand euros. The 2nd rule is to never play on a dry pitch, it must be wet. If during the game you notice that the court has dried out, stop the game, pass the net over the court, clean the lines and water the court. The 3rd rule is to water the court abundantly in the evening if the court is dry for the next day's game The 4th rule is to protect the Tennis court from storms, in fact too violent rain for a short time can damage the court. it is therefore advisable to cover the court when storms are forecast or when they arrive during play. The tarpaulins that we used and which come from Roland Garros also allow us to protect the court from excessive rain and cold between October and December and thus allow us to keep the court in playing condition until mid-November and sometimes even until 'in mid-December. The short is then unavailable until April. Depending on the weather, it is also necessary to cover the pitch in order to avoid too much rain and thus be able to play without delay after a storm for example.