Manoir d'Hermos

The Manor of Hermos This 16th century Manor House was built by Robert de Thumery in 1535 and completed in 1550 (under Henry II) by Claude de Lorraine I Duke of Guise. This residence nestled in the middle of a 12 hectare park, served as a hunting lodge for Henry IV. In 1679, the chapel of St Peter and St Paul was built upstairs. In 1893, the Windsors made Hermos their family estate. From the steps of the Manor you can admire the view of the esplanade and the secure body of water below. In this green setting filled with serenity, you can enjoy the calm of Normandy and the great outdoors! Whether adults or children, this place is a perfect place to relax for a weekend (or more!) with family or friends. The Manoir d'Hermos has 5 guest rooms with private bathrooms. The Logis d’Hermos This old stable, a 16th century outbuilding, is located in the heart of the 12ha estate of the Manoir d'Hermos. Far from the city hubbub, you will be able to admire around you the vast wooded garden, the orchard, the fields and above all this restorative calm. You and your loved ones (up to 100 people) can enjoy these 110m² on the ground floor with its beautiful fireplace. And as we know that "the more, the merrier", we offer a parqueted and heated extension adjoining the room to accommodate up to 180 people! A 40m² kitchen is of course at your disposal with a fridge, dishwasher, two ovens, one of which is professional. In the entrance the cloakroom and toilets are also provided. The Hermos accommodation is accessible to people in wheelchairs. Possibility of reserving the Manor and its extension for cocktails and the Logis for evenings and weekends. The Logis d'Hermos has 10 bedrooms and 8 bathrooms to accommodate 38 people.