Address, Hosts:

John and Rita Goedkoop
Le Mornac
21 Rue des Halles
17113 Mornac sur Seudre
France

Types of beds available:

Queen size bed!

Languages to be welcomed in:
    English, Français, Deutsch, Nederlands

Personal Web site(s)
     Web site of Le Mornac

Descriptions

Enjoy the charming reception in this 19th century gentleman’s house in the centre of Mornac sur Seudre, a village classified as one of the Plus Beaux Villages de France. The five guest rooms with their bathrooms ‘en suite’ promise you a comfortable night. In the morning you may savour a generous breakfast, depending the weather on the terrace or in the stylish decorated dining room, where the lady of the House will address you in fluent English. At two minutes walking distance you will find an ample choice of specialty restaurants around the Mediaeval harbour of this adorable fishermen’s village.

Charmant accueil dans une maison de caractère du XIXème siècle au cœur de Mornac sur Seudre, un des Plus Beaux Villages de France classés. Les cinq chambres avec salles de bains en suite vous offrent une nuitée de grand confort. Vous savourerez de délicieux et copieux petits déjeuners que vous servira la maîtresse de la maison. Et à deux minutes à pied vous trouvez un choix de bons restaurants autour du port médiéval de cet adorable village ostréicole.

Arrival from 5.00 p.m. Departure before 11.30 a.m

Arrivée a partir de 17h00 Depart avant 11h30

The Pays Royannais

The Pays Royannais offers so much pleasure - pleasure  for the soul, pleasure to the eyes, pleasure for the senses and just plain joie-de-vivre - that even the most demanding visitor will be satisfied.

Throughout the ages, nature and man have left their mark on this region, in ways that are often unexpected, mysterious, extraordinary or magnificent. So if you are passionate about the French heritage, eager to seek out local flavour, if you love nature, if you are a keen sportsman or –woman, visit the web links and find the true essence of this astonishing region. From the immortal rocks that bear witness to its history, by way of Romanesque churches, legendary sites, Belle-Epoque villas, to the infinite wealth of its water and its soil, a land that produces oysters, Cognac an Pineau des Charentes.

Marvels of nature, from dune and beach, marshland and forest, estuary and stream, to the countless possibilities afforded by its facilities for sports on land, beach and water, fishing and rambling, riding and parasailing, and much more.

One single visit will not be enough to explore all the possibilities of this fascinating region.