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The Manor, constructed in the 16th century, was commissioned by Robert de Thumery in 1535 during the reign of François I. It was later completed in 1550 under Henri II by Claude de Lorraine, the first Duke of Guise. This historic estate served as a hunting ground for Henri IV on numerous occasions. In 1679, a chapel dedicated to St Peter and St Paul was added to the property. In 1893, the Windsor family, renowned English industrialists, acquired the Hermos Manor and transformed it into their family estate. Conveniently located just 70 minutes from Paris, the Manor is nestled within a 12-hectare park adorned with various tree species. The park offers enchanting views of the walkway and the lake, creating a serene atmosphere that truly captures the essence of Normandy. The Manor features two bedrooms, both equipped with their own bathroom and toilet facilities. The "Peony" room boasts a double bed and two single beds, offering a picturesque view of the walkway and the lake. The "Hydrangea" room features a double bed and a single bed, offering a charming view of the orchard and the apple trees.Description for Gite
LE LOGIS D'HERMOS can accommodate up to 37 people, offering a spacious and comfortable stay. Situated within the enchanting 12-hectare park of the Manor of Hermos, guests are surrounded by picturesque lanes, a vast and beautifully landscaped garden, an orchard, and fields. Additionally, a serene lake is just 200 meters away. The lodging itself is housed in a charming XVI century outbuilding.The ground floor features a generous 110 square meter room with a cozy fireplace, a fully equipped kitchen with dishwasher and washing machine, a cloakroom, and convenient restroom facilities. This floor also includes a comfortable bedroom for 2 people, as well as an accessible bathroom for individuals with disabilities.
Upstairs, guests will discover 9 spacious rooms, each accommodating between 3 to 5 people, and equipped with 5 modern bathrooms for convenience and privacy.
LE LOGIS D'HERMOS is the perfect choice for large groups or families seeking a memorable and tranquil retreat.
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Directions
To reach your destination, follow these travel directions:
To start, refer to Michelin map N°55 fold N°15. If you are coming from Paris, Rouen, or Caen, take the A13 highway and then the A28 highway until you reach junction 13, known as « Domaine d’Harcourt ». At this junction, take a left onto the D438 road and continue for 400 meters. Then, turn right onto the D92 road and drive for 1.5 kilometers. If you are coming from Evreux on the D613 road, you need to turn right at the junction called « Les Quatre Routes » onto the D840 road towards Le Neubourg. After passing Le Neubourg and Le Gros Theil, take a left onto the D92 road and follow the signs for « Hermos ». For those coming from Alençon and Bernay, take the A28 highway until you reach junction N°13, and then follow the instructions mentioned above.
To start, refer to Michelin map N°55 fold N°15. If you are coming from Paris, Rouen, or Caen, take the A13 highway and then the A28 highway until you reach junction 13, known as « Domaine d’Harcourt ». At this junction, take a left onto the D438 road and continue for 400 meters. Then, turn right onto the D92 road and drive for 1.5 kilometers. If you are coming from Evreux on the D613 road, you need to turn right at the junction called « Les Quatre Routes » onto the D840 road towards Le Neubourg. After passing Le Neubourg and Le Gros Theil, take a left onto the D92 road and follow the signs for « Hermos ». For those coming from Alençon and Bernay, take the A28 highway until you reach junction N°13, and then follow the instructions mentioned above.
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- Château Gaillard: Located in Les Andelys, approximately 20 miles from Chemin d'Hermos, Château Gaillard is a medieval fortress built by Richard the Lionheart in the 12th century. It offers stunning panoramic views of the Seine River and the surrounding countryside.
- Monet's House and Gardens: Situated in Giverny, around 25 miles from Chemin d'Hermos, Monet's House and Gardens is the former residence of the renowned impressionist painter Claude Monet. Visitors can explore the artist's house, stroll through his magnificent gardens, and admire the iconic water lilies that inspired many of his masterpieces.
- Rouen Cathedral: Located in Rouen, approximately 30 miles from Chemin d'Hermos, Rouen Cathedral is a masterpiece of Gothic architecture. The cathedral's stunning facade, intricate stained glass windows, and soaring interior make it a must-visit attraction for history and art enthusiasts.
- Honfleur: Situated on the estuary of the Seine River, around 40 miles from Chemin d'Hermos, Honfleur is a charming port town known for its picturesque harbor, colorful buildings, and artistic heritage. Visitors can wander through narrow cobblestone streets, visit art galleries, and enjoy fresh seafood in the many waterfront restaurants.
- Étretat Cliffs: Located on the Alabaster Coast, approximately 50 miles from Chemin d'Hermos, the Étretat Cliffs are a natural wonder renowned for their dramatic chalk formations and stunning sea views. Visitors can hike along the coastal paths, explore the picturesque village of Étretat, and admire the famous rock arches known as "Porte d'Aval" and "Porte d'Amont."
- Deauville: Situated on the Normandy coast, around 60 miles from Chemin d'Hermos, Deauville is a glamorous seaside resort known for its upscale hotels, elegant villas, and prestigious horse racing events. Visitors can relax on the sandy beach, try their luck at the casino, or go shopping in the fashionable boutiques along the famous Promenade des Planches.
- Mont Saint-Michel: Located on the border of Normandy and Brittany, approximately 90 miles from Chemin d'Hermos, Mont Saint-Michel is a UNESCO World Heritage site and one of France's most iconic landmarks. This medieval abbey sits atop a rocky island and is accessible via a causeway during low tide. Its unique architecture, narrow streets, and panoramic views make it a truly unforgettable destination.