The Manoir de Limodin 2 is an elegant and delightful property which was ideal for our group of eleven when we spent ten days at the Peris Olympics and sightseeing. It is also a very secure property with electrically operated entrance gates. The property is very well equipped with high end kitchen appliances and an abundance of crockery and cutlery etc. We enjoyed eating dinner in the garden outside around the patio tables and also inside. There are two stations nearby where trains can whisk you into Paris in 35 minutes. There are also excellent road links to places like Fontainebleu, Provins, Disnreyland Paris and the Val D'Europe Shopping Centre. The owner Patricia Aube and Madame Leboucher who wlcomed us to the property are both helpful and charming. The ambiance of the property greatly enhanced our stay in France.

A tastefully decorated home with lots of single bed suited to our 3 families group of friends. 20min drive to Disney avoiding toll roads and two stops on fast train to Paris from local station Marles-en-Brie en Brie. Host was very attentive and spoke good English . No hand rail for stairs which we would have found helpful but otherwise a beautiful safe home well equipped home with lovely garden for little one to play in.

We spent a week here in late November. The home was very clean and beautiful with its high ceilings. There was plenty of space for our family of 8. The kitchen was very well stocked and we enjoyed the very large dining table to eat at. The main room was also very cozy with a big fireplace and three sofas, with blankets and pillows. We enjoyed watching the World Cup games, all 8 of us in this main room. We also walked to the town, ate bread from the the bread vending machine (very interesting for us Americans) and we had a very nice dinner at the local restaurant in the town, suggested by our host. This home was very spacious and a wonderful, relaxing stay for our family. FYI for travelers to Paris: One thing to warn you of when taking the train into Paris, make sure you buy the zone 5 tickets. There is no one attending the train booth in Marles-en-brie when we bought our tickets, and we ended up buying the wrong tickets. The English translation on the the ticket machine is not clear in the least bit (we bought tickets that said Paris visites). When we arrived in Paris, a train security worker (seemingly waiting for unsuspecting travelers) took our tickets, wanted our passports (which we didn't give him), told us we bought the wrong tickets, and said we needed to pay the fine of 35 Euros each person or he would call the police. Then another worker came over and pretended to call the police. They were very rude, irrational and since then we have found on google this is happening quite often. So beware. We ended up paying over 200 Euros in fines and tried very hard to not let this experience ruin our day. Patricia learned of the train situation (and mentioned it is not the first time she has see this kind of thing happening) and is now actively working on a solution to facilitate the train issue for her guests. Anyway, we enjoyed meeting Patricia and staying at this wonderful place. We highly recommend it!

The house is perfect for a family getaway. Me and my family had a wedding just outside Paris so the location of this house was perfect (it is also close to a small train station in case you would like to visit Paris). We couldn’t wish for anything more then the house had to offer. Thank you Patricia for the warm welcome and good care!