The bedrooms were excellent—clean, comfortable, and exactly what you want after a long day. The location on the village square couldn’t be better; you’re right in the middle of everything. The restaurant on the corner is excellent as is the crêperie, and boulangerie up the street.Downstairs was fine, though using the Aga was more of a puzzle than a pleasure. The listing promised a hot tub, but there wasn’t one. Not a big deal, though it should be clarified. The house is actually called Band of Brothers, not Tranquility, and with no exterior photo in the listing, it took longer than expected to track down.Overall, the property delivers. It’s a strong base for the area, but the kitchen equipment needs updating—plates and mugs in particular. A few small fixes would move this from great to exceptional.

Such a wonderful property and in such a lovely location. A lovely small village, central location and just moments away from a bar, creperie, boulangerie and bucherie... and of course of historical importance as the first village liberated by US Airbourne troops on D-Day. A small museum in the hall commemorates it's "Band of Brothers" connection. We had a wonderful time in the area and a perfect base.

Very comfortable and well equipped house, set in a village with everything you need - friendly bar, two great restaurants (only steps from the door). Great for exploring the WW2 history and lovely beaches. Hired bikes from Loc and Co in Carentan which was a great experience. Great communication with the owners. Highly recommended.

Property was lacking in information when we got in. No information rwgarding pharmacies, medical ormother emergwncy services. TV poor quality, remote control not working. Although a free sat box was availabe this did bit work. Holiday home advertised as "Band ofBrothers. did not