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This 16th century Manor was commissioned by Robert de Thumery in 1535, during the reign of François I. It was later completed in 1550 under Henri II by Claude de Lorraine, the first Duke of Guise. The Manor holds historical significance as it served as a hunting grounds for Henri IV on numerous occasions. In 1679, a chapel honoring St Peter and St Paul was constructed on the premises. The Windsor family, English industrialists, acquired the Hermos Manor in 1893, making it their family estate.Conveniently located only 70 minutes away from Paris, the Manor is nestled within a 12-hectare park adorned with various tree species. The picturesque views of the walkway and the lake add to the tranquility of this park, beautifully capturing the essence of Normandy.
The Manor offers two bedrooms with ensuite bathrooms and toilets. The "Peony" room features a double bed and two single beds, providing a scenic view of the walkway and the lake. The "Hydrangea" room offers a double bed and a single bed, overlooking the orchard and the apple trees.
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LE LOGIS D'HERMOS offers accommodation for up to 37 people. Situated within a 12-hectare park, on the grounds of the beautiful Manor of Hermos, guests can enjoy the picturesque lanes and extensive gardens, including an orchard and fields. A tranquil lake is also located just 200 meters away. The lodging itself is located in a charming 16th-century outbuilding.The ground floor features a spacious 110 square meter room with a fireplace, a fully equipped kitchen with a dishwasher and washing machine, a cloakroom, toilets, and one bedroom (suitable for 2 people) with an accessible bathroom. On the first floor, there are nine large rooms (accommodating 3 to 5 people each) and five additional bathrooms.
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To get to Hermos, follow these travel directions:
If you are coming from Paris, Rouen, or Caen, take the A13 and then the A28. Continue on the A28 until you reach junction 13, called "Domaine d'Harcourt". At this junction, make a left turn onto the D438 and drive for about 400 meters. Then, take a right turn onto the D92 and continue for approximately 1.5 kilometers.
If you are coming from Evreux on the D613, you need to turn right at the junction called "Les Quatre Routes" onto the D840. Continue on the D840 towards Le Neubourg, and then towards Epegard after passing Le Gros Theil. Once you reach Epegard, make a left turn onto the D92 and follow the signs for "Hermos".
If you are coming from Alençon or Bernay, you can take the A28 and exit at junction N°13. From there, follow the directions mentioned above to reach Hermos.
If you are coming from Paris, Rouen, or Caen, take the A13 and then the A28. Continue on the A28 until you reach junction 13, called "Domaine d'Harcourt". At this junction, make a left turn onto the D438 and drive for about 400 meters. Then, take a right turn onto the D92 and continue for approximately 1.5 kilometers.
If you are coming from Evreux on the D613, you need to turn right at the junction called "Les Quatre Routes" onto the D840. Continue on the D840 towards Le Neubourg, and then towards Epegard after passing Le Gros Theil. Once you reach Epegard, make a left turn onto the D92 and follow the signs for "Hermos".
If you are coming from Alençon or Bernay, you can take the A28 and exit at junction N°13. From there, follow the directions mentioned above to reach Hermos.
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