Name: Manoir de la chapelle
Address: 1 Rue des Alpes Mancelles, 61250 Condé-sur-Sarthe, France, Conde-sur-Sarthe, Conde-sur-Sarthe, Conde-sur-Sarthe, 61250, France
Rating: 9

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Like many other reviewers, we were lucky enough to choose Le Manoir as a stopover on our way back to Calais. It really is an amazing place with so much character and history. The owner, Frederique, is so hospitable that we felt more like house guests than customers. 

A wonderful place to stay.

Like others writing reviews here, we were on our way back to the UK and this was to be our last stop before home. The manor is 15th century ad show s it. we stayed in the round tower bit, so I shall be changing my name to Rapunzle. The room was reached by a spiral stone staircase, with daylight between the steps. The room was huge and delightful, with a fabulous screen,. That sadly wouldn’t fit in my bag, and a very comfortable bed. The bathroom was tiny and the shower was about 2’6” square. One’s feet were in the shower when on the loo and you had to stand in the shower space to use the sink. Breakfast was delicious and in a separate room as there was a family staying with 3 or 4 children and lots of noise. It was a truly interesting place, full of interesting artefacts and books, and lots of cobwebs and peeling paint too. There was a lovely painting of Fredrick and I imagine that he was a bit of a Lothario in his youth. He is a very friendly and helpful host. 

Something truly different.

Fredrick is what you would call a great host and character. Accommodation in a lovely rural Manor House with good WiFi and   lovely breakfast .The building is old and has a lot of character enhanced by Fredrick collection of Knick knacks and family heirlooms which are distributed throughout.

3 km outside Alencon where Fredrick gave us a recommendation. Big Carrefour supermarket nearby with fuel

Overnight at the Manor

We had a great weekend stay escaping from the commotion of Paris.  It was a peaceful and relaxing time..the rooms had WiFi but no television so we were free of distraction.  Our room has many books and I enjoyed the Tin Tin comics especially. Frédéric Was the perfect French country gentleman.  An excellent host who got his hands dirty during the day working around the farm.  Breakfast was delicious.  Be generous when spreading the confiture.  Sadly with the 1900 curfew and restaurants being closed, our options were limited. I would like to return and experience more of the area using this BnB as our base again.

très tranquille

We stayed at the Manoir de la Chapell for one night on our way up to the coast, Frederic the owner was very helpful. We were greated on our arrival and shown to our room which was the library it was warm and full of interesting artefacts. At breakfast we spent time talking to Frederic and found him most interesting. We will definately being staying here next time we are in the area

Lovely atmospheric room and a very helpful owner

Worth going out of your way for this one. A comfortable room, and beautiful things to look at everywhere. Very friendly host - mug up your French though, it's good for you! Great breakfast, homemade jams and excellent croissant. We didn't have a very good meal in the local town - host doesn't cook. You might have better luck.

A beautiful house to stay in, excellent breakfast and friendly host.

We had the only room with the bath (warm, not hot, water and nowhere to put the soap) which we accessed via the door at the foot of the round tower. Our impressions were that the photos on the website do not really reflect the actuality in so far as the photos do not show the 'clutter' of antiques and artefacts that reached into every part of the house that we saw. Moreover, the paintwork in our room and the bathroom looked tired compared to the photos. The door between the bedroom and bathroom could not be held shut and the portable screen provided the only privacy. The ambience of the room was challenged by the contemporary 'balloon' lampshade that, in style, clashed with the antiques. There was no television in the room (a plus for us but others might like to have one). WiFi was excellent.
The door to the bedroom had a lock and key but the door would not lock.
Downstairs the sitting room / dining room / kitchen / entrance hall seemed to be full of antiques and bric-a-brac almost as if Frederic had downsized from a bigger house. But the continental breakfast, at a time of our choosing, was first class (Frederic even served us tea) and it was a delight to enjoy taking it at a perfectly set table. 
Frederic does not offer supper but does have the details of several restaurants in Alencon ~ 4kms distant.
Perhaps for want of rain the grounds of the Manoir were nothing like as lush as the photos show and looked tired. 
Overall impression, worth a visit if only to sample the Manoir and Federic's excellent hospitality.

A Parson's Egg

You must stay here. Its an old Chateau, its in need of a huge amount of TLC. Owner Fredric, is the most charming character and his house reflects that, The rooms are huge and packed full or paintings, books, sculptures, furniture and other stuff. The place is tatty but full of character and charm. The water from our shower leaked under the bedroom door into our room but the floors are tiled so no matter, the paint was peeling and access to the first floor is via a circular staircase like you might find in an old French castle but would breach every building regulation in the UK. The ground floor has two massive rooms full of interesting stuff, one of which was the breakfast room. Breakfast was great with baguettes, croissants, other pastries, yoghurts and fruit and lovely coffee (and tea). Its located quite close to the N10 and therefore a great place to stay if you are travelling down past Alencon. This place won't suit everybody but if you have the slightest quirkyness about you, do not miss this place. And at 79e for two, its a steal

You will not believe this place.

Stayed for one night on the way to the south of France. Charming building and the owner, Fredric, made us feel very welcome. The decor is eclectic, but our room was very comfortable. Breakfast was very good and plentiful. Overall very good value and we would stay again.

One night stay

If you like your Travelodge basic hotel or Shrager modern designer hotel then this place isn’t for you. If you find old beautiful, don’t mind a few cracks in the plaster and love a characterful place full of antiques and Bricati a brac, then this is for you. We had a family room (see photo) which was enormous with an enormous very comfy bed. Beautiful furnishings, not 1 but 4 mirrors in our room. Small bathroom with just a handheld shower and stone walls. Because it is a listed building the owner is limited by what work he can do. Bountiful breakfast of pastries and breads, juice tea or very good coffee - not cappuccino but even saying that it was the best I’ve had on this trip. The owner made a special effort for our 5 year old eg making him hot chocolate drink for breakfast. He catered for all 9 guests having breakfast at the same time - 7 of us sat around the large kitchen table whilst he looked after us all, brewing fresh coffee as much as we wanted and we couldn’t eat all of the food! It is a b&b but when we asked if he could supply a glass of wine in the evening he was very obliging. Great views from garden. Only €90 B and B for a couple with a child. We’ll be back. 

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