Agneaux Castle

Nestled amidst the woods, this 13th-century building has preserved its chapel and farmhouse. Adorned with hydrangeas and topped with slate, it exudes a certain grandeur and boasts charming rooms, some featuring canopies or beamed ceilings.
In the heart of Normandy, 5 minutes from Saint-Lô, 30 minutes from the D-Day landing beaches, and 1 hour 15 minutes from Mont Saint-Michel, gourmets will be delighted to discover the two new restaurants: La Table de Louis (market cuisine) and La Tour Carrée (a fine dining restaurant).
Its peaceful and tranquil grounds overlook the vast landscape of the Vire Valley, offering a unique perspective on the Norman bocage so beloved by the painter Camille Corot.
In short, this hotel possesses a soul, a soothing tranquility, and a beauty inherited from the past.