Name: Le Moulin de Tigny
Address: 12 rue du Moulin, 62180 Tigny-Noyelle, France, Tigny-Noyelle, Tigny-Noyelle, Tigny-Noyelle, 62180, France
Rating: 7

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Le Moulin de Tigny

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Because of delays on the motorways and Eurotunnel,we did not arrive here until 8 pm!We were exhausted,but the warmth of the welcome helped us recover!The dinner was wonderful,featuring my wife's favourite food foie gras poelee,and other excellent dishes served with an assortment of great wines.We then called it a night and retired to our very comfortable room. It was only the next morning that we were able to see and appreciate the beauty of this place with the river flowing past. We then thoroughly enjoyed our breakfast before the long trek. Merci Monsieur for being an excellent host and merci Madame for your wonderful cooking

Superb!

We had an enjoyable one night stay with an excellent dinner and breakfast round a communal table with very friendly other guests and would certainly stay again.
If your satnav plays up as you near the area it could be the wind turbines interfering with the signal. 
You do need to pay cash as there are no credit card facilities there.

An enjoyable stay

If you are not prepared to pay in cash, take a healthy break from wifi and TV, enjoy a shared fine dining experience with other guests or if you expect more than simple, clean, comfortable, country accommodation then this may not be for you. Speaking some French will probably enhance your overall visit experience but is not essential. 

We spent our last 2 nights in France here and although we chose it online for its countryside location along our route and for it's apparent character it delivered much more in reality. It is tucked away in a small riverside hamlet totally immersed deep in a country/agricultural setting and may take some careful navigation to locate in the final 500m. 

Our hosts Raymond and Sabine greeted us at the door and although we were late they obliged us with some simple  food which we enjoyed with wine and a wide choice of Belgian beers in Raymond's bar room. 

On seeing the pretty and peaceful riverside setting and our cottage-type room in a quaint courtyard at the back of the mill,  we immediately confirmed our reservation for a second night and also for the optional table d'hote dinner with communal dining.

Next day we swam at Fort-Mahon-Plage where there was also a large Tuesday market and we visited the town of Montreuil in the afternoon and I'm sure there are other local points of interest too. Traffic is light and the holiday atmosphere relaxed in this rural area. 

We thoroughly enjoyed the breakfast included in the €84 nightly room rate. Fresh croissants/bread, juice, tea/coffee, and creamy yoghurt to which can be added totally delicious homemade preserves including rhubarb, dandelion or tomato jams beautifully presented.

Centrepiece/climax to our visit was the dinner on our second night. I don't get out much so I also finally learned about "table d'hote" which meant that you eat the same as everyone else - as chosen by the chef.  From aperitif and appetisers through starter, main, dessert and amazing cheeseboard all accompanied by included red and white wines and all prepared and shared by the owner hosts, this was the best food experience I have enjoyed. Everything was beautifully homemade and introduced by Sabine who was pleased to answer questions and explain ingredients and dishes. We shared the large single dining table with Belgian and French guests and with Raymond and Sabine who coordinated seating, wine, food and proceedings wonderfully. I could go on, and it's not for everyone, but if you embrace it I hope you will enjoy it as we did. 

While I note the mixed experiences of some other reviewers in past years, this place offers a very particular formula centred more around the overall experience, the personal attention of the hosts and meeting other guests than around any individual service points and in my opinion it deserves a recent and positive review. 

Thanks - I hope to return. 

Charming peaceful rustic dining experience

Located in the country. Mill is a beautiful building. Room had ensuite bathroom and separate toilet room. Had a wonderful dinner cooked by Sabine and spent time with Raymond in the bar while Sabine prepped dinner. Excellent food. Awoke to freshly cooked croissants with homemade jam. Nothing better!  We enjoyed the beautiful grounds though it was a little cold to sit and watch the world go by. If you want peace and quiet and to get off the beaten track and enjoy home cooking by an excellent chef then this is the place for you!

Enjoyed our stay. Hosts were very hospitable.

We stopped here on our way back from the Dordogne. it is a convenient 1 hour from the Channel Tunnel. The host had limited English but was pleasant enough and sorted out a restaurant in Montreiul which is about 20 minutes away. we had indicated we would arrive about 6pm but we got there at 5.30pm. The place was deserted. However the host and his wife arrived in their car at about 5.45pm. Our room was in the courtyard and had separate toilet and shower-room. Good big room but no wifi or TV. We would stay again  . We asked for breakfast at 8 but when we went to the dining room at 8 it was deserted but some breakfast was on the table. About 5-10 minutes later our host turned up and brought the rolls and croissants to add to the tea, jam fruitjuice yoghurt, fruit etc.

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