Chambres d'hôtes Les Glycines — Hotel in Saint-Quentin

We stayed for one night at Les Glycines on our return to Calais. Despite arriving much later than planned, Mme Rambour (Pierrette) was unruffled and greeted us warmly. She speaks very good English.||||She showed us to our room (Reves d'ailleurs) which was accessed by a staircase to the side of the house. It is a charming room and exactly as depicted on their website. We had booked an evening meal and I highly recommend this. It is delicious and reasonably priced at 20euros per person for an aperitif, starter, main course, cheese, dessert and a coffee/other drink. ||||Pierrette and her husband, Rene, are charming hosts and enjoy receiving guests from all over the world. Neither my husband nor Rene speak each other's language but with the help of my French and Pierrette's English, we managed to involve the four of us in conversation that lasted throughout the entire meal. ||||Breakfast consisted of fresh bread, a large selection of home-made jams, yogurts, fresh orange juice and either coffee or tea.||||We bought a pot of Rene's honey before leaving, thoroughly refreshed after a truly wonderful stay.||||An ideal location for either a one night stop to/from Calais or longer if you wish to explore the local...

We stayed one night here en route to Annecy. The chamber d'hôte is in Levergies a quiet village just off the A26 motorway and near St Quentin. It is a lovely house set in a well cared for flower garden, also with a vegetable garden and fruit trees. Our room was in a self-contained part of the house. We received a very warm welcome from our hosts, Pierette and René with whom we dined in the evening. The vegetables and fruit for the excellently cooked meal were all from the garden. Breakfast next morning was superb with home made bread and cake with honey from Renés beehives and preserves made by Pierette from the garden produce. Overall a great value overnight stay. We will return when travelling east again along...

We had already stayed here earlier in the year so knew that a warm welcome awaited us at the end of a long and difficult journey from the UK. The warm weather meant that we were able to picnic in the delightful garden and were then joined by our friendly hosts and we shared wine, coffe and our M&S biscuits. ||On our previous visit we had booked an evening meal - delicious and reasonably priced and enhanced by the same friendly hosts who took care to facilitate conversation between all the guests dining that evening. Kind and generous - nothing is too much trouble for these people.||Can...