This was very much a last moment booking (less than 24 hours!).The original gite (which we had been to previously) that we HAD booked let us down badly just 20 hours prior to arrival - and this gite was a scramble to find alternative accommodation for the following 4 days (3 nights).The result?An all together superior gite! This is a truly fabulous little gite in a beautiful and quiet spot near St Omer. Spotlessly clean and with everything you could need (including excellent wi-fi!) - we spent a blissful few days here! There are a small amount of steps throughout the property - 3 to get in, 2 to get down to the dining area / bathroom and 1 to get to the kitchen. There are also 3 slightly awkward (but cute) stairs to get to the main double bedroom. There is a very steep (but short) staircase to get to the second bedroom (3 single beds) - but as we didn't need that room, it was no issue to us. (Younger children will probably LOVE it?!). One of us is disabled but slightly ambulant, so although a touch awkward, it was never a significant problem. (But if you are wheelchair bound, this would not be suitable).There is a lovely back garden - with chickens as frequent visitors. Around the front was a very friendly (but old?) golden retriever frequently around that enjoyed a good fuss! Overall - this was an amazing little gite! HIGHLY recommend for couples and families (especially younger children)

We thoroughly enjoyed our stay here, the accommodation is very well equipped with lots of character and charm. We loved the chickens, pony, goats and peacocks. The garden was a beautiful space to rest in the evenings after days of exploring northern France. The cottage had everything we needed and was very comfortable and beautifully finished. We didn't need to speak with the hosts but we felt their hospitality through the attention to detail in the accommodation. We were even lent a badminton net one night when playing in the garden. We would love to come back here and stay again! Thank you.

Property was very well maintained, with a nice garden to sit in and comfortable beds. No issues at all for us. Was nice and cool with doors closed, as we were there in the middle of a heatwave! Kitchen facilities good, with a dishwasher which is always a bonus. Bathroom has shower, sink, washing machine and a heated towel drier; toilet in separate room. The village is fairly quiet (cockrels and peacocks roam however, so expect some noise from them!); there's no shop as such, but a bread vending machine and it's about a 10 minute drive to one of the large hypermarkets. There are two cafe/bars - we only tried the one, food was excellent but as you'd expect a limited menu. It's a great place for walking or cycling - loads of different routes. A number of nature reserves too within a reasonable distance. Also a steam railway, run by volunteers on the weekend! Parking is off-street right in front of the property, which made loading and unloading a lot easier than many places! There's two electric vehicle chargers at the end of the road which are very cheap off-peak (11kW and priced at €0.19/20 minutes, which works out at about €0.05 per kWh) The stairs to the bedroom for three persons are a bit on the steep side, so watch with young kids and those with mobility issues. We had a person with mobility issues in our party, but after a few days they had no issues with it, just found it a bit difficult the first few times. A great place, and recommended.

Très calme , bien arboré qui aime la campagne va aimer !!!