Name: Le Manoir de Fourcy
Address: 48 Rue De La Gare, Corbehem, Corbehem, Corbehem, 62112, France
Rating: 7

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Lille Airport

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Le Manoir de Fourcy

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Well, different is not the word for it, after booking online with a very impressive website, the staff were not exactly what you would expect, we had a big language barrier to start with but we got around that, No complaints with our room, it was spacious and clean.
We were in the town to attend a funeral, after having a meal in the local Buffalo grill that evening we searched the town for a bar  but the whole town was shut.
We went back to the hotel, two of the staff were in the the reception area where there seemed to be some sort of bar, we asked if it was possible to have a bottle of wine, out of nowhere a man appeared claiming to be the owner and ushered us both into another large room the guy didn't speak English or so he said, I detected at least three other languages as he babbled on nonstop, he showed us to a large table where his life seemed to be spread all over it, remnants of food , a half empty bottle of Tequila and two gin bottles laying on the table.
He poured my wife a huge glass of Tequila and placed it in front of her demanding she drunk it  which she refused and I told him to back off.
He then picked up a tray with six huge cigars on it, all had been lit and smoked at some time, he again tried to get us to join him in smoking one, which again we refused  I stood up and said thank you but we are leaving  he tried to block our way but thought better of it.
If he was the owner something was seriously wrong with him.
I wedged a chair under the door handle before going to bed.
The breakfast was good no complaints there.
I concur with a previous comment, Fawley Towere with a very sinister owner.


Faulty Towers

We were very disappointed by the overall ambience of the hotels and rooms. It seems rather faded and showing it is past its prime. We knew that there was no evening meal and Douai has many excellent restaurants. However the breakfast offering represented poor value for money with a bare minimum of choice with the cheeses and ham left in their vacuum packed pouches. The same fruit (1 apple and 6 kiwis) were looking very tired at the end of our stay.  The room was not cleaned during the three day stay and whilst, not a great issue for us as we are tidy and do our own bed-making but we would have thought that a hotel of the alleged rating to do something more,. There are no room facilities other than wifi and TV  - no English channels. There is a wall mounted A/C. We shall not return.

Very disappointing hotel with very limited breakfast and no room cleaning over three days.

Nice on the outside but our room was at the very top of the hotel with no elevator. Exhausting, and no help with suitcases available. The room was grubby with a dirty and stained bed cover. The sheets were clean and the shower worked fine. Only one chair between two of us. Nothing really nearby but a nice bakery a few meters away for breakfast. Ate dinner in the local Buffalo Grill. 

Grubby

We visited in September last year, our first night after the ferry crossing and loved it so much we chose this as our final stop on the way home this year.
Although we were shown to our room I think there was a little reluctance. Room seemed fine, spacious etc. Until we went into the bathroom and discovered we were unable to close the door from the inside. The handle was missing. In order to get a member of staff we had to go down to the front door and ring the bell again. 
She didn’t seem to understand why the missing handle was a problem but I managed to convey ( in French) that we could not stay in that room. Eventually she moved us to a room on the 2nd floor, overlooking the garden. This was  also spacious with a very good en-suite. Although they’ve retained a lot of the original features in this beautiful building, the bathrooms are modern and the refurbishment has kept everything in keeping with the building.
Very comfortable bed. Good toiletries in the bathroom and a surprisingly good shower for such an old building. Lovely big windows overlooking the garden which has quite a number of massive trees. 
One of our reasons for our return was the quality of the food in the dining room. Sadly, the restaurant was closed. I don’t know if this is the norm there on Tuesdays. If so, this should be made clear when booking, especially as there’s not much in the area. Fortunately we were given the names of and directions to two restaurants not too far away.
Breakfast: again, not quite up to last year’s standards. We had to ask for cups, plates and glasses as there were none left. I’m sure there was more choice on our previous visit. It felt like no one really cared.  But the dining room is at the rear and overlooks the garden - very pleasant. Breakfast was 10 euros each. 
Location: not that exciting but convenient for us - less than 70 miles to the ferry port. The view across the road at the front is to a factory but the building is beautiful and so are the grounds. It felt peaceful and despite the little disappointments we enjoyed our stay.
Disabled facilities - not aware of any. Steep steps to front door (may be an alternative entrance at the back) No ground floor rooms that we’re aware of and the staircases are old and not easy for someone with limited mobility. 

Lots to commend it but not as good as our last visit

Three of us stayed here for just one night and will certainly stay here again if we get the chance.  Although there may be fancier hotels around, Le Manoir represents very good value for money:  Large clean rooms, a breakfast more substantial than the usual 'continental', and very pleasant, helpful staff.

Great place for a get away

Recently renovated Chateau, lovely spacious rooms. Excellent restaurant serving good food overlooking the garden. Pleasant attentive staff giving a friendly welcome. 
Numerous stairs to the bedrooms, so not for the infirm. 
We had a lovely stopover and will revisit.
Plentiful on site parking. 

Elegant Chateau 

As a business person this hotel is ideal, however, as a visiting tourist (my wife and I stayed 2 nights) I found it struggling to provide a service commensurate with four stars. The room we had was a good size overlooking the back garden and the bed was comfortable. The staff however were another story. We checked in and then left the hotel not being told that to get back in we needed a door code. We had to ring a number to get the code to get back in to the hotel. We decided to have breakfast at a cost of 10 euro per head and found it to be extremely basic and the staff member on duty was not at all helpful or pleasant. The breakfast for this price was not value for money and we did not have breakfast on the morning of our departure. We then proceeded to check out and the staff member on breakfast duty was complaining in French thinking we did not understand, but here's the thing, we did understand! He had to go and find the lady who could perform the checkout function who was even more unpleasant and wanted to charge us for a breakfast that morning which we did not have. She was unable to print us an invoice covering our stay. In my opinion the staff members that we dealt with did not reflect well on the hotel.

A good location geared for Business rather than visiting Tourists

On the whole a good experience. The hotel is located on the Station Road (Rue de la Gare) in Corbehem in what is a mini industrial area, there is a small but uninspiring bakery 3 minutes walk from the hotel. 

The hotel itself has a somewhat tired external facade, amplified by the falling autumnal leaves and on entering that same feeling is maintained. It comes therefore as a very pleasant surprise that the rooms are light, warm and modern and very comfortable with full facilities on suite.

The stay was very reasonable and pleasant. The staff friendly, but spoke no English whatsoever. The goodness for free WiFi and Google translate. 

Payment for the stay is made up front for the duration and credit cards are accepted. Breakfast was an optional, additional €10 per person which we opted out of and decided to rather buy our daily bread and croissants from the local or other nearby bakeries and patisseries.

Corbehem itself has very few restaurants, there are however a Beer&Co and a Buffalo Grill chain restaurants about 5 minutes drive away.

Corbehem station is shuttered up so I am not sure what rail transport would be like in the area.

The only negative would be that the manageress of the hotel smokes quite heavily and the smoke chimneys through the hotel from about 08h00 in the morning (there is a no smoking policy in all of the rooms fortunately).

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