La Cour de Remi

Been here many times and we love it. Location very peaceful. Rooms are lovely. Lovely welcome. Excellent breakfast. We normally enjoy dinner , but on this occasion we didn't. Just a matter of personal taste. We will definitely come again and have always recommended to Friends.

Real hidden gem of a hotel in Northern France The hotel is set in beautiful grounds and hotel rooms are unique not like chain hotels The real wow factor is quality of food and wine and immaculate service just a great experience Chef Sébastien is an interesting character with a wide knowledge of food and wine To make things perfect you are dating at a family independent hotel who really value your business 5 stars from me

One of the best meals I have had in years! Service is impeccable, rooms comfortable and spacious….but the food! I had the pork belly and my friend had the duck which was excellent. But the pork was on a different level. Would recommend making a detour for this hidden gem.

Great place for a stop on the drive way up to the UK, especially if you have pets. The hotel grounds are great. Welcoming and accommodating, the staff and owner made this place . The food was hearty, fresh and simply tasty. You can immediately appreciate the quality of locally sourced meats and veggies . The breakfast was delicious and served by the owner, who was a real pleasure to talk to .

We spent another 2 nights with friends at La Cour de Rémi, such a lovely rural place to come to, experience very good food, mostly locally sourced from local farms and day boat fishermen, well researched wines and a peaceful and spacious room to sleep in. Service is as always, jovial and professional. It's delightful and well worth a stay either on returning home to the UK or at the start of a break or holiday. Very, very good value for money and such a relaxed atmosphere. We have introduced so many of our friends to La Cour and in turn, they come back time and time again.

First the good stuff. Room lovely and clean. Staff very professional and nice people. Bed comfortable and free parking. A great place for a stopover for bed and breakfast. For us though I am afraid both the room and the restaurant were disappointing. The room was quite bare, with just plain whitewashed walls. No pictures. No comfortable seating in the room. The bathroom did not have a shower, only an attachment which had to be pulled up from the bath. The bath had high sides so it would have been difficult for a child, or a less mobile adult to use. The breakfast was perfectly fine. We found the food in the restaurant in the evening a bit problematic. Perhaps it wouldn’t have mattered so much if we hadn’t chosen to stay here because it was advertised as a gourmet experience. The pork belly was undercooked with a chewy rind and what seemed to be undercooked fat. I literally couldn’t swallow it even after chewing. Pork belly is not something you can get away with undercooking. The cod was nicely cooked but bland. Cod is a good fish but always needs something with it to make it special and this fish didn’t have it. My crème brûlée did not have a crackly surface and the egg mixture was slightly going towards scrambled in my view. I think it would have been helped by some vanilla. The tarte Normande was a bit on the dry side. The hotel is in an isolated location with no village shops nearby as far as we could see. This means that you are reliant on the hotel facilities but there were no communal areas except for a bar area next to the restaurant. We saw no French families eating there although there were quite a few UK clients (it’s a short drive to Calais - an hour and 10 minutes).

We have stayed here 4 times and the welcome is always warm and friendly. Nothing is too much trouble for Sébastien and his team. The rooms are very spacious and the grounds are beautiful. We always have a great stay. Thank you. Trish