We stayed in what was probably the best room in the property, which only has a limited number of rooms as it functions mainly as a restaurant and for day time functions. The rooms are all on the first or second floor of the old mill, and are all accessed by one or two one or two long flights of polished wooden stairs which can be tricky for those with mobility issues or - as in our case - a very large dog. The rooms are furnished to a high quality, but do not have A/C or a fridge. Staff were all very friendly, and offered to help with transport of luggage. The evening meal was excellent, and of good value. The historic mill and surrounding grounds are very attractive.

Despite ordering breakfast, including time of serving in advance they seemed unprepared for us in the morning, and the service and food (unlike the night before) was disappointing.

Absolutely stunning hotel, beautiful surroundings and garden. Lovely clean room and nice bathroom. Helpful staff, the gentleman who greeted us and served us dinner spoke good English which was helpful. Breakfast was lovely.

Limited menu, only 5 items available and 2 were fish. I’m not a particularly fussy eater but I ended up with the veggie option as I don’t eat fish and didn’t like the sound of the other 2 options. I had read previous reviews about the food being amazing so I was a little disappointed. Drinks were overpriced at €4 for a small bottle of beer.

Super little 'Boutique' hotel. It says 3 stars but it's easily 4 and they know it as they charge for it - It's in a really beautiful location with miles of cycle tracks on the doorstep. We had a dog so walking with his was great and they provided a bowl and bed so they are dog friendly and not the usual dog tolerant. Though we didn't eat there they have a Michelin standard restaurant that looked very nice. Staff are very friendly too.

Just an odd one -our UK/EU adaptors wouldn't work in the room -they kindly lent us one of theirs so it wasn't a big problem as it was just a one night stay

Historic & characterful boutique style hotel. Staff very attentive & the restaurant offered excellent quality food . Due to its age & in the process of keeping its originality there are some aspects/characteristics not conducive to modern day hotels which offer a different type of accommodation. An exceptional hotel in a beautiful setting with attentive staff, what's not to love. Thank you Le Moulin Fouret owner & staff for yet another memorable stay with you.

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Very helpful English speaking staff, made us very welcome and nothing too much trouble. Restaurant food was beautifully presented, served and excellent quality local fresh produce. Dogs were accommodated and we were directed to a traffic free walkway along the stream. The hotel was full of character and individuality, rooms a little on the small side but perfectly suitable for a short stay and the bed was comfortable a lovely stay. Parking on site.

No aircon, although there was a fan in the rooms. We would not visit this hotel in the summer months, our visit was in December so not a problem.

For the time of the year the duvet was very warm and found we were. Sleeping on top of the duvet. Dinner was a gourmet delight. Breakfast good but not really very filling. Staff were very good and helpful. Our French is very bad but they spoke very good English. Loved the quiet and the location.

Duvet was too thick for the time of the year. Apart from that it was an excellent hotel.

Fantastic location, comfortable rooms, great food

The gardener started blowing leaves and mowing the grass early in the morning. I found the wine options fairly expensive. It says they speak English, however the frontdesk does not. Not a big deal, but please don’t say you do if your main person of contact only speaks French. She was lovely though! And maybe it is time to add airconditioning to the rooms, it was fairly warm.

This is a fantastic hotel in every way. Superb location with a beautiful stream running to the side of the hotel that once powered the water wheel for the flour mill. Exceptional high stands throughout the property. The rooms are well equipped, modern and have everything you will need for your overnight stay, or longer should you choose to do so. Large comfortable bed, modern shower and tasteful decor in the bedrooms.

Nothing - it was that good.

Tranquil rural location near to autoroute if traveling south west through France or simply stay for longer to explore Normandy. Truly excellent French cuisine that surpassed all of our expectations using fresh local produce. Lovely setting with the river and streams meandering through the gardens. The delightful and helpful manager (Romanau) & his team made us feel so welcome. Our tastefully appointed double aspect bedroom had lovely views over the grounds. Pet friendly, our dog was also allowed in the restaurant with us, unlike many other "dog friendly" places that don't.

Nothing, this place is a wonderful unpretentious find :-)

What really made my stay so warm and welcoming was the staff for sure. They were very accommodating and even helped me trying to book a taxi to a nearby wedding that I was in town for. The place itself is very much like a bed and breakfast and there's no elevator to reach your room, only stairs, so please keep that in mind if you have a lot of luggage with you. The place itself is beautiful and there's dinner and breakfast service that you will need to order ahead for the evening before. As for the location, it's hard to get to if you do not have a car or other means of transportation. There are a few taxi services in the area but you will need to pre-book everything ahead of time if you want any chance of getting one. Otherwise, if you don't have a car or taxi you will be stuck! It's about a 10 minute ride from the Bernay train station, which made it otherwise accessible to a small village.

The lack of accessibility made it difficult. I do wish they had bikes or scooters available to rent on site which would have made it easier to get around without a car.