We found this charming, quirky B&B purely by accident, having been recommended the fireworks by the lake at Ardres one Bastille day. That was 8 years ago, and we have been back nearly every year since, sometimes twice, we liked it so much. Most visitors use it as a handy stop off point either to or from the south of... more

WE have been astonished and saddened to read the unfavourable reviews about this charming BandB. We travel frequently between our Provencale Mas and the Isle of Man and have stayed at the Manoir on many occasions. The building,which was in fact the home farm of the original manoir before it burnt down many years ago has been delightfully rebuilt with... more

We arrived with an elderly parent and were very surprised not to be in the Manor itself which looked very beautiful. Instead we were directed round to what appeared to be the servants' quarters, very rundown and dark, accessed by very uneven path over grass which was almost impossible for anyone with mobility problems. The stairs were twisted and steep... more

We booked this accomodation after finding it on Alastair Sawdays website. We thought it looked like something a bit different we would like to try. We had been travelling around France and Belgium and staying in 4 and 5 star hotels. They were all very good, but we were at this stage a little bored with the "sameness". We arrived... more

On a previous visit to Ardres for lunch we sought out a suitable Bed and Breakfast and were directed here. After being show around by Thierry Roger, the proprietor, we decided that on the occasion of our next visit to France we would try Le Manoir. This we did on 22 February 2007 and we were not disappointed. The accomodation... more