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As native Dutch speakers, we are fluent in English, French, and German, so please feel free to contact us in your preferred language.Located at 21 Rue des Halles, opposite the Council House of the enchanting medieval oyster harbor village of Mornac sur Seudre, the former Mayors house was originally designed for Mayor Rouffineau by architect Jean Buneau from the nearby trendy seaside resort of Royan. While Mornac retains its picturesque Celtic fishing village charm, this magnificent Charentais townhouse stands out with its architecture reminiscent of 19th century Paris.
The building, crafted with carved stone, exudes an elegant yet slightly worn charm, which the current owners take pride in preserving.
The Courtyard
A delightful walled courtyard at the back of the house serves as a charming spot to enjoy a generous breakfast, weather permitting. A large parasol shades a refectory table, creating the perfect setting for pre-dinner cocktails.
The Pool
Discreetly tucked away in the corner of the courtyard, a small swimming pool offers a refreshing escape for a dip whenever desired.
The Tea Garden
Across the pathway at the rear of the house, you'll find a lovely tea garden adorned with a mature cherry tree that blossoms with luscious cherries in May and provides welcome shade throughout the summer. Relax and enjoy afternoon tea on the classical garden furniture.
The Dining Room
Should the weather not permit an alfresco breakfast, our stylish Salle à Manger provides a cozy alternative. Furnished with a touch of Monsieur Rouffineau's intended style, it offers a comfortable space to dine.
The Library
Our well-stocked bookshelves offer an extensive selection of reading materials and information in various languages. La Bibliothèque is also a perfect spot for board games and card evenings, and our piano is available for accomplished amateurs to enjoy.
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Appréciations pour Le Mornac, Mornac sur Seudre:
Notre séjour a mornac
Nous avons passé quelques jours dans cette chambre dhôte, un très joli endroit au charme suranné des vieilles deumeures dautrefois.
Les hôtes sont disponibles , bienveillants et adorables, les chambres confortables et reposantes.
Un grand merci pour cet accueil !
Les hôtes sont disponibles , bienveillants et adorables, les chambres confortables et reposantes.
Un grand merci pour cet accueil !
Directions
To get to our house from Paris, you need to take the A10 motorway towards Bordeaux. Then, take exit 35 towards Royan (N150). From there, take the Saujon Tremeirchion exit (D14), followed by the Breuillet exit towards Mornac s/Seudre (D140E). Once you reach Mornac, you will find our house opposite the Town Hall, just 50 meters after crossing the train's Gull.
If you are coming from Bordeaux, take the A10 motorway towards Paris. Take exit 37 (Mirambeau) and follow the directions to Royan (D730). Once in Royan, follow the signs to Rochefort (D733). After approximately 10 km, you will reach a roundabout called Tremeirchion (D14). Take the Breuillet exit towards Mornac s/Seudre (D140E). In Mornac, you will find our house opposite the Town Hall, just 50 meters after crossing the train's Gull.
If you are coming from Bordeaux, take the A10 motorway towards Paris. Take exit 37 (Mirambeau) and follow the directions to Royan (D730). Once in Royan, follow the signs to Rochefort (D733). After approximately 10 km, you will reach a roundabout called Tremeirchion (D14). Take the Breuillet exit towards Mornac s/Seudre (D140E). In Mornac, you will find our house opposite the Town Hall, just 50 meters after crossing the train's Gull.
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Prices
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| B&B (2 pers.) |
4 | 80 | 90 | Oui | |||||||||||
| B&B (3 pers.) |
1 | 100 | 110 | Oui | |||||||||||
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Attractions
- Mornac-sur-Seudre Village: Located just outside your doorstep, Mornac-sur-Seudre Village is a charming medieval village known for its picturesque streets, traditional whitewashed houses, and colorful hollyhocks. Take a leisurely stroll through the village and explore its art galleries, craft shops, and delightful seafood restaurants.
- L'Église Saint-Pierre de Mornac-sur-Seudre: This beautiful Romanesque church dates back to the 12th century and is a must-visit for history and architecture enthusiasts. Admire its stunning facade, intricate stone carvings, and peaceful interior.
- La Cité de l'Huître: Located in nearby Marennes, La Cité de l'Huître is a fascinating museum dedicated to oyster farming. Discover the history and techniques of oyster cultivation through interactive exhibits, workshops, and guided tours. Don't forget to sample some fresh oysters at the on-site restaurant.
- Royan: Situated on the Atlantic coast, Royan is a vibrant seaside resort town with beautiful sandy beaches, a bustling marina, and a charming town center. Enjoy a day by the sea, visit the iconic Notre-Dame de Royan church, or explore the lively market.
- Zoo de la Palmyre: Located near Royan, Zoo de la Palmyre is one of the most popular zoos in France. With over 1,600 animals from around the world, including elephants, giraffes, lions, and penguins, it offers a fantastic opportunity for animal lovers of all ages to enjoy a day of discovery and wildlife conservation.
- La Rochelle: Approximately 20 kilometers north of Mornac-sur-Seudre, La Rochelle is a historic coastal city with a rich maritime heritage. Explore the well-preserved Old Port, visit the iconic towers guarding the entrance to the harbor, and wander through the atmospheric streets of the Old Town.
- Île d'Oléron: Just a short drive across the bridge from Mornac-sur-Seudre lies Île d'Oléron, the largest island off the French Atlantic coast. This picturesque island offers stunning beaches, charming fishing villages, and opportunities for cycling, watersports, and seafood tasting.
- Fort Louvois: Situated on a small island in the Pertuis d'Antioche near Bourcefranc-le-Chapus, Fort Louvois is a 17th-century coastal fortification. Accessible via a causeway, this impressive fort offers guided tours, stunning views of the surrounding area, and a chance to learn about the region's military history.
- Paléosite: Located in Saint-Césaire, Paléosite is an archaeological park dedicated to prehistoric times. Explore reconstructed Neanderthal and Cro-Magnon habitats, attend interactive workshops, and witness demonstrations of prehistoric hunting techniques. 10. Saintes: Approximately 40 kilometers inland, the town of Saintes is known for its rich Roman heritage. Visit the well-preserved Roman amphitheater, the Arch of Germanicus, and the Abbaye aux Dames, a former Benedictine abbey. Enjoy the charming streets, local cuisine, and the peaceful Charente River.