Manaë - Country Guest Suite with Private Spa

In a converted farmhouse in the countryside, on the edge of Brittany, Nelly welcomes you to one of her two spacious and comfortable guest suites. The Manaë suite, with its industrial-chic style, is remarkable for its character. Comfortably settled on the wooden terrace, you will be captivated by the unspoiled natural view. On this same terrace (southeast facing), enjoy the private spa and experience a moment of relaxation and tranquility. As for the bedroom, for restful nights, you will enjoy a very high-quality queen-size bed (160x200). Bed linen is provided. Very large bathroom with extra-large shower, sink, and separate toilet. Towels and bathrobes are provided. In the living room, the wood-burning stove will offer you pleasant evenings by the fire. In the kitchen, you will enjoy a space that has retained all its authenticity with the old bread oven. Nevertheless, the kitchen has been completely renovated and equipped (oven, microwave, induction cooktop, range hood, refrigerator, kettle, pod coffee maker, courtesy tray with tea bags and coffee and hot chocolate pods). TV and internet connection. Bluetooth speaker PGJyPg PGJyPg The Manaë suite (approx. 45 m²) is on the first floor and is therefore accessible to people with reduced mobility. It is rated 3 stars. PGJyPg PGJyPg Heating via new electric convectors. PGJyPg Free parking.

In the immediate vicinity, several hiking trails will allow you to discover the gentle and unspoiled nature of the Mayenne countryside.
Just 15 minutes by car, Laval, at the gateway to Brittany, a city of Art and History, will charm you in every way... its architecture with its medieval castle and cobbled streets lined with old houses, its churches, its Museum of Naïve and Outsider Art in homage to Douanier Rousseau, and its festivals, exhibitions, and events throughout the year.
Many other natural, historical, and cultural sites await you in Mayenne.

And finally, just 1 hour and 15 minutes away by car, take a deep breath of fresh air and admire a magnificent site: Mont St Michel (one of the first UNESCO World Heritage sites) and discover the corsair city: Saint Malo and its ramparts.