Nadia was very welcoming, helpful and spoke good English. She even phoned a local restaurant for us to make sure it was open and still serving food as the one we had planned to go to was closed on Mondays. We stayed in the Victor Hugo Room which was traditional and well furnished and the bathroom was very clean. Breakfast was served in the room and was typical continental but decaf coffee and a croissant would have been nice. Good value for the price.

We really enjoyed our stay at Le Clos Domremy. It has real character that easily outweighs its minor imperfections. The owner is charming and speaks excellent English. The free wifi and the breakfast brought to our room were definite plus points. Will stay again for sure!

I wanted to spend one night in Domremy, birthplace of St. Joan of Arc. A French friend booked two rooms for my friends and I. I'm glad he chose Le Clos Domremy. Robert, who speaks English, was very friendly and shared his knowledge about the local history. Domremy is such a small village that any location within it would be "central" but suffice to say staying at Le Clos we were a block from Joan's house. The rooms were well-maintained with a touch of modern technology like Wi-Fi and automatic blinds. He brought us a great breakfast of baguettes with butter and jam plus fruit and yogurt. The price was very good for the value.

We stayed at Le Clos Domremy with our three teenage girls (one of whom is a huge Joan of Arc Fan) in June, 2010. Robert and Nadia were the ultimate hosts! They speak pretty good English, and gave us great excursion recommendations. Their grumpy cat Filibert hung out with us and acted like he owned the place.We had a comfortable three bedroom cottage (townhouse style) that was recently renovated, and much more comfortable and up to date than we expected. The setting is beautiful, within about a block of Joan's birthplace. I just can't recommend this place highly enough. While there, eat at the restaurant near the Basilica, which serves delicious food with a beautiful view. We also ate at a roadside cafe in adjacent Greaux (maybe a quarter to half mile away - easily walkable) which was also quite good. A nice bakery is also in Greaux. Our girls loved the adventure park in Vittel (half hour drive). If you're considering Domremy - don't hesitate to book at Le Clos!