It was great. No issues at all. It was definitely slow season so not a lot going on in the area.

Trés heureux, nous étions les seul au spa et piscine avec notre enregistrement plus tôt, spa trés propre. Le repas gastronomique. Rien a redire sur notre séjours.

The hotel was dated, overpriced and filthy you could see layers or dust on the carpets. I suffer from allergies and it was an absolute nightmare. The spa area was a joke guests would put towels on the beds in the morning and then go out and as there were only a few beds this was not acceptable. I could have complained constantly but had a bad cold at the time and was too ill to bother. Old money says it all and they are trying to hang on by overpricing for the food. We had a bar snack one night and a bug was found in the middle of a small merangue so we were given two free drinks. The only good part was the breakfast, although at a price and member of staff on duty at the time really kind. I would have also expected tea making facilities in the room. Look around there are far nicer hotels in this price range. The real plus for this was the parking which is why I booked but what a costly mistake. With reviews in the end you do not know who to believe but trust me on this one!!

We had a lovely stay at this hotel, 4th - 9th August. We used the Spa facilities, swimming pool, jacuzzi and steam room. The sauna only worked between 4-6pm. I had a very good massage, which I was able to book on arrival for the following day. There were plenty of sun loungers available around the pool, and outside. Towels, robes and slippers were provided in the room, and were changed daily. Breakfast was buffet, and had everything you could wish for. The only negative comment I have was the carpets and curtains in the main reception and stairway area were faded, but this did not spoil our enjoyment of this lovely hotel. We would definitely visit this hotel again. We did walk into town a few times, but to drive it only takes a few minutes. After 7pm, parking is free, but when it was busy on sunny days and at the weekend, we struggled to find a parking space (same as everywhere else in the summer).

Excellent hotel. Great service by the staff, always polite and helpful.

Hotel, first rate, located at the top of a hill above the small town of Villers Sur Mare, which is very relaxed, 15-20 minute walk to the beach, great location, we went to St Malo (about 1.5 hours drive, but worth a visit)Service from staff was first rate with very good amenities, set in its own grounds, no problem recommending the hotel or the location.

Receptions staff very friendly. Hotel well situated, quiet surrounds. Near beach town, where there are lots of restaurants, shops etc.,

good hotel . excellent resturant and food; bad receptionist

Rooms clean and comfy, nice decor, Free WiFi, plenty of parking. Hotel is in middle of nowhere so nothing within walking distance. Food and drink was very expensive and not value for money.

Very high standard, could do with Tea / coffee making facilities in the room, otherwise perfection

We stayed over the weekend of the 70th anniversary D day events and used the hotel as a base. The hotel is not within walking distance of any bars or restaurants so it meant taking the car out every evening. The size and quality of the rooms were excellent also kept spotlessly clean, we did use the spa once and that was nice except the sauna which was not working. Overall we thought the Domaine de Villers Hotel was very nice but not exceptional and quite expensive because of that.

We only stayed one night so were not able to take advantage of all the facilities. Room was lovely with a gorgeous view.

great facilities and really great spa and swimming pool. Super to use them when the weather was not so good. Staff were friendly but not many of them. None in the spa, none in the bar and we were left to our own devices at breakfast. Food in restaurant looked wonderful but the cost looked prohibitive and frightened us into the town. Overall great place though.

Très belle expérience et reposante en couple après notre mariage. La direction de l’hôtel a eu une attention toute particulière à notre égard.

Nous avons passé un excellent séjour, l'accueil a était d'un

En arrivant nous avons découvert une serviette élimée et en partie déchirée et un manque évident de cintres. Nous avons signalé le fait et nous eûmes rapidement les cintres mais pas de serviette de remplacement. Le lendemain ce sont les capsules de café qui font défaut et que nous devons quémander à la réception et le jour d'après c'est l'absence de savon et de sucre que nous devons signaler. Sans parler de la wifi qui ne marche grosso modo que 10 minutes par jour.

accueil laissant à désirer facturation de 40 euros si l’on désire avoir sa chambre à 14h00 pas de climatisation dans les chambres wifi inexistant dans tout le domaine et réseau téléphonique très instable dans la région chasse d’eau pas très fonctionnelle coule et fait du bruit sans arrêt ménage très médiocre juste lit refait mais pas de changement de serviettes de toilettes et bain que je n’ai pas placé dans la baignoire pour un 4 étoiles prix de la chambre trop élevé par rapport à la prestation et services de l’hôtel de plus pas de restauration car pas de chefs disponibles souvent quand il y a de gros manquements et problèmes le personnel se plie en 4 pour satisfaire le client et lui offrir un bon service mais cela n’a pas été le cas très dommage

Hôtel sympathique mais pas digne d un 4 étoiles. Le spa n étais pas génial HARMAN étroit sauna HS et jacuzzi inutilisable. Petit dej médiocre Ne mérite pas les 4 étoiles

La moquette de la chambre est un peu ancienne. La décoration est à rafraîchir. Grande chambre, La personne exceptionnelle de cet établissement est le monsieur du déjeuner ! D’une grande gentillesse, et très serviable

Ce fut un moment exceptionnel pour fêter les 50 ans de ma chère et tendre femme...dans un domaine au calme en pleine verdure et avec une petite vue sur la mer...Nous avons été bien accueilli avec un personnel bien sympathique...Merci à toute l'équipe...Thierry et Patricia...