Gite La Bonne Adresse

Dinner and breakfast were delicious and beautifully presented, just as Gerald had described them. He was friendly and helpful from the start, welcoming us and storing our bikes in his locked shed when we arrived. Our clean, pretty, quiet room was lovely, and he pointed out that we could also use the sitting and living rooms, both clean and inviting, with a piano, TV, board games and books. My husband and I had a great stay here during our three-day cycling trip. We'll return next time we ride Petit Train du Nord.

Breakfast was the best part. They brought us orange juice and tea or coffee, pancakes with fresh fruit, a cheese omelette, home fries, yogurt with granola, and toast. We ate every bite, it was delicious. The place was spotless, cozy and quirky, and easy to find just off 117. My kids had a great time in the backyard, and the beds were really comfortable. We'll definitely be back!

The food was wonderful, and the hosts were so friendly that one of them even drove us to a nearby lake for a swim before dinner. The rooms were very clean and nicely decorated, though a little small, and each had its own bathroom. It's a renovated post office. Tres Bien!

We found several comfortable spots to sit together, both indoors and out, and the beds were good too. This was a perfect stop on Petit Train du Nord. The hosts were very friendly and helpful. We cycled up the trail into the village, then followed a quiet road for a kilometre or two, mostly downhill, to the B and B. Breakfast had cereal, fruit, toast, croissants, boiled eggs, yogurt, homemade jam, cheese, tea, coffee and juice, all very nice. No restaurants nearby were open for dinner, but delivery was available. Our hosts set the table for us and cleared everything away afterward, far more help than we expected.