We stayed two nights at this wonderful guesthouse while exploring the Somme battlefields. We heartily endorse all the other positive comments on Trip Advisor about this place. It is a fascinating example of modern architecture with a lovely garden. Our ensuite room was enormous, clean and full of personal touches. Parking is right outside and the house and village are... More

We stayed 3 nights in a very comfortable room with en-suite bathroom. Returning from long days touring on the Somme it was nice to be able to relax and have a nice meal. Whilst there was no choice the food was excellent and the wine vey good. Madame Warlop is an excellent hostess is is happy to converse in English.... More

Our host, Martine, was attentive and accommodating and very polite. We had a lovely large room with an ensuite bathroom. Everything was spotlessly clean and private. The room was also very quiet and we could only hear the sounds of birds in the morning. The B&B is located in a small village in the Somme, but with close access to... More

We loved this little guesthouse. I travelled with my husband, mother-in-law and infant daughter. Martine, while perhaps a little shy, was very friendly and really tried to make us feel welcome and comfortable. she showed us her vegie garden and had some very interesting art and history books in her lounge available for us to read. The guesthouse is in... More

Martine provided great simple country dinners and very good company for the two nights we stayed. The accommodation was wonderful in a lovely house. The location is terrific for exploring the battlegrounds of the Somme (Fresnes-Maznacourt was on the front line) and sits in a very peaceful village. Wonderful B&B.

This place is a real gem. A very unusual architecture giving a light and airy living & dining space; however, the rooms can be a little dark as the windows are quite small. Dinner is always a pleasure here; very French menu and pace (i.e. very leisurely and relaxed!). This was my third trip, and Mdme Warlop is a consistently... More

My friend and I have stayed at Madame Warlops five times from 2005 to 2007. It was a convenient location from Scotland via the Channel ferries (Calais, Boulogne) for an overnight stop on our long motorsport trips south to Sicily, the Auvergene, Switzerland. After the first stay in 2005 with two other friends we made a point of staying at... More

The first time we were here it was 2002. We love the place. we weren here about 5 times. Our children love it. We always have table d'hotel. We love the diners Martine Warlope makes. Very pure and good!

The first time we visited this lovely Chambre D'Hote was because we were fascinated by the photograph we had seen. We were not disappointed. High glass walls, log burning stove, simple rooms with a touch of French family history here and there, lots of wood and stone, and a huge kitchen which still remains a mystery after several more visits.... More