Pet Friendly Hotels & Resorts in Sainte-Thérèse-en-Pays-de-Falaise from NZ$215

"Good quiet location and the restaurant was good- recommend any time "

"Perfect Holiday home for 3 families with small kids Great space. Nice shared pool, Lovely Patisserie/Boulangerie very close by 15 minute drive to a supermarket All of us would go again"

"A very enjoyable stay with our 3 children, their partners and our 7 grandchildren, age ranges 3 to 13. The covered pool was a huge hit and the children used it at least 3 times each day. The grounds of the house are extensive and set in the quiet countryside near to the small hamlet of Norrey en Auge. The house is large and fairly well equipped. There were a number of things that didn't work properly and much of the decor could be described as "shabby chic" but nothing bothered us too much and...

"We really enjoyed our stay here. It is a lovely gite in very tranquil surroundings. Great facilities- the kids loved the games barn and swimming pool. Robin (the propert manager) was extremely helpful and a lovely guy. Comfy beds!"

"Mooi karaktervolle verblijfsplaats, zeer landelijk gelegen, met mooi zwembad en zeer vriendelijke eigenaars. Wanneer alles verhuurd is, kan er wel veel volk aan het zwembad zijn. De advertentie klopt niet helemaal. Er wordt gesproken over activiteiten op wandelafstand, terwijl deze toch op meer dan een half uur rijden liggen. Ook de melding dat de handdoeken en beddengoed gewassen worden gaf ons de veronderstelling dat er handdoeken aanwezig waren, wat niet zo is."

"We booked at very short notice and under sad circumstances. Our hosts couldn't have been more friendly and helpful; nothing was too much trouble and they made a difficult time much easier. The cottage was immaculately clean, very cosy and warm, and with a fabulous bathroom. The central heating meant it was lovely to be there in the autumn and I can imagine it is even better in the summer when you can take advantage of all the facilities, as well as the private outside space. It is a lovely, very...

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