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As part of P’tit train du Nord trail, a very nice place to rest after a first day of biking. Nice home cooked food with vegetarian options (delicious tofu and vegetables pâtée) The breakfast was complete and delicious (homemade marmalade and scones)
Very clean, comfortable bed. The hosts are welcoming and friendly.
I would recommend this place to anyone who wants some peace and quiet.

WOW! Can I give Guy and Diane 6 stars?
We arrived after our first day cycling the petit Train du Nord trail and were immediately welcomed by Guy, who directed us to put our bikes in the garage and head to the screened in porch for a glass of cold water with lime. After we cooled off, Guy told us about the lake with a private little beach a 5-minute walk through the woods. FABULOUS!

The inn is old, but impeccable. Guy and Diane have owned it for 15 years and are as warm, welcoming, and hospitable as could be imagined. The rooms were beautiful and comfortable.

Dinner. Over the top delicious! Diane is a fabulous cook with a wide range of talents in the kitchen. Cold Carrot-Parsnip soup, shumai, Portuguese-spiced chicken, then a lemon tart for dessert. (BYOB, nearby wine & beer store). Breakfast was also delicious.

Stay before they retire!

Guy and Diane went out of their way to make us feel at home. Their property is impeccable, the room was roomy and comfortable and Diane's cooking was outstanding. This is a lovely historic house and a great location for cyclists!

Lovely old converted convent, with exceptionally good home-cooked food. ighly recommended.

An excellent gite along La Petit Train du Nord. We stayed in the Levant room, which had a big comfortable bed for my wife and I after a chilly ride. Guy and Diane are gracious and generous hosts leaving no needs unfulfilled. Diane's cooking was impeccable and she was even able to accommodate special dietary needs without skipping a beat. I would give ten stars if google allowed.