Gite Saint-Maclou-de-Folleville, 3 bedrooms, 9 persons

Ground floor: - open kitchen (dishwasher, microwave) opening onto living/dining room, sofa bed for 2 people, TV (DVD player), - 1 bedroom (3 single beds), - 1 bedroom (2 single beds), - 1 bedroom for 4 people (2 bunk beds and possibility of sleeping 2 people on a convertible sofa). - 3 shower rooms, - 2 separate toilets, - laundry room (washing machine, dryer). Outside: Enclosed private garden (barbecue). L'Arbalète is the ideal place to meet farm animals, discover the joys of the great outdoors, or simply to relax. Pleasant setting with lovely view of the Scie valley. Non-smoking cottage. Possibility of accommodating 13 people with supplement. Animals welcome (no cats): 2 dogs maximum per stay (paying): all types of dogs are accepted. Rental charges not included in your rental: - heating (8€/day), - electricity (payment of electricity after meter reading on arrival and departure beyond 8 kw/h per day , at cost price), - sheets, - household linen, - cleaning, - tourist tax. Ground floor bedroom(s), Enclosed garden, Television, Baby cot, Children's games, Internet connection, Private car park, Washing machine, Dishwasher, Linen hire, Cleaning fee, Animals on site, Animals accepted, Tumble dryer linen, microwave, DVD player, flat screen TV, freezer, garden furniture, barbecue. Option to be paid on site: Package stay per animal: €20. Single bed sheets: €5. Sheets for a double bed: €7. Breakfast basket for 2 people: €10. Household linen kit (towels): €2. Cleaning charge: €50. Due to the coronavirus pandemic (COVID-19), establishments have reduced the hours of their reception and services. Remember to contact them (contact details indicated in your Stay voucher) before your arrival to check these times. In the context of the coronavirus pandemic (COVID-19), establishments are currently applying exceptional additional health measures. Consequently, some services and equipment may be reduced or unavailable. Your host: Pascale welcomes you with ease in her peaceful farmhouse, on the side of the valley, surrounded by pets and, depending on the season, she will share with you her small harvests, fruits, vegetables, eggs, jams; little moments of exchange with her hosts whom she particularly likes! And for the record, bought by the father of Gustave Flaubert in 1831, this place inspired Gustave in Madame Bovary by describing the Bertaux farm. City toursit tax, due opon arrival