The Domaine de la Fauvrière can host seminars, product launches, gala evenings, family receptions and weddings, with up to 115 guests seated in its main hall. Four guest rooms in the house and five eco-lodges in the meadow sleep about 25 people on site. The estate lies at 179 route de Foulognes in Sainte-Honorine-de-Ducy, in the Calvados countryside of Normandy.
Seminars and company events
The estate sells professional events such as seminars and product launches. Two indoor spaces are offered: the Petit Salon, 30 square meters, for meetings of up to 10 people seated, and the Salle Honorine for larger plenary sessions of up to 115 seated. Wifi, a flip chart and a video projector are provided. Because participants can stay on site and parking is free, a two-day program with an evening together is easy to run. Breaks can move outside to the park and terrace, and the jacuzzi and massages offer an end-of-day option. A pétanque court and a table tennis table are also available.
Weddings and receptions
Weddings are a core part of the offer. The wedding package lists private parking, the park and terrace, the spa, the Salle Honorine of 126 square meters, furniture, a 25-square-meter catering kitchen, and four rooms plus five eco-lodges for 25 guests. The same spaces suit birthdays, gala dinners and other private events. Ask the owner which rooms and lodges are included with the hall on your date.
Rooms and capacities
The Salle Honorine covers 126 square meters and seats up to 115 guests. The Petit Salon covers 30 square meters and seats 10. A catering office of 25 square meters serves the hall. Outside, the park and terrace host cocktails and outdoor moments in good weather. The jacuzzi is installed in the former cowshed, with a changing cabin and washrooms.
Accommodation
The house has four rooms. Jeanne, on the first floor, measures 28 square meters, has a queen-size bed and a bathroom with an Empire-style bathtub. Ducy and Honorine are double rooms, and Colette is a suite. The five wooden lodges stand in the meadow behind the house. Utah and Juno measure 31 square meters, with a 160 cm bed, two 80 cm beds and a kitchenette, suited to two adults and two children. Omaha, Gold and Sword measure 24 square meters with a 160 cm bed; Sword has a kitchenette and is adapted for guests with reduced mobility. A Nordic bath is available as an option in some lodges.
Catering
Breakfast is served in the dining room or on the terrace, with homemade breads, pastries and regional products such as local apple juice and Normandy cheese. Picnic baskets of local produce can be ordered the day before. For events, the hall comes with a catering kitchen so a caterer can work on site; ask the owner about recommended caterers and the meal formats offered.
History and setting
The main house is a bourgeois residence from the early 19th century, built of schist and slate. The owner, who spent more than ten years in senior roles in upscale hotels, opened it as a guest house. The estate is surrounded by farmland, with cows as the nearest neighbors, and offers a calm base for a working retreat.
Getting there
The D-Day landing beaches are about 30 minutes away by car. The estate has free private parking. Ask the owner for the best rail and air connections for your group.
