Find hotels in Domleger-Longvillers from 1.490.958 ₫

"Nice apartment everything you need for your stay. Only thing more pillows for the bed "

"Such a charming place in a lovely location. Amazing restaurant and attentive, friendly staff. Living out my cottage core dreams. Will be back!"

"Used the hotel when I travelled with my dog. It was perfect. Very nice staff. I had left a book in the room and they are keeping it till I get back there. I was so pleased and grateful for that."

"Clean and what I need"

"Norbert was kind and helpful. Beautiful quiet location."

"Had to wait at reception for staff to appear! Rang bell 3 times. Knocked on door marked private. Called out. Phoned property, rang in front of me - no one answered. Sent message. Finally someone arrived from one of the hallways but passed us and went into breakfast room with out saying anything. Then came back out to check us in. No apologies. Also we paid for breakfast but next morning my husband was very sick, had been up all night vomiting, so I had breakfast alone and did not get refunded for my husbands breakfast! "

"Impeccable accommodations, Roman plaster in the wet spaces, beautiful grounds, a joy of a stay"

"We came for a second visit as we wanted to stay in the house which we had booked. We were given an outside property. Perfectly clean etc. one of the other reasons for returning was how well treated we were by the host. Our breakfast was delightful and served by the host from our previous visit."

"Although the landlady did all what was possible, the description on Hotels.com of the accommodation offered was highly misleading. Firstly, it is not a hotel, so the reservations are not monitored, and thus our arrival at the doorstep of the house was completely unexpected. Despite the system accepting a booking online, you need to ring to check if anybody is home. There are simple rooms available in an annex building, which are basic (eg. no TV, or other comforts), it seemed suitable for summer accommodation. Locating the property involved driving around unlit & narrow country roads, knocking on doors of very kind neighbours. A somewhat challenging experience, but the landlady certainly put a smile on our faces with her friendly character. "