Located in CAMBREMER, a village nestled in the panorama of verdant green of the Auge countryside, a region of glens, hedgerows and orchards.The 19th century chateau and 17th century Norman Manor stand at the end of a majestic lane lined with oaks, ash and sequoia, surrounded by 10 hectares (25 acres) of splendid grounds. Nearby the famous Cider Route (route de cidre), the Ch?teau Les Bruy?res lies at the heart of the Auge region, famous for its cuisine and gastronomy, its verdant landscapes and numerous stud farms. The Ch?teau des Bruy?res is also a refined table with a delightful view over the park. There is a bar with terraces to welcome you and the heated swimming pool provides an assortment of bath towels, bathrobes and deck-chairs. In Winter, you can warm your body and cheer your heart before a blazing wood fire in the lounge. You can go for a quiet stroll or a ramble in the beautiful 10-acre park, visit the orchards, vegetable and aromatic herb garden as well as see the apple grove where the Chateau's cider is produced. With southern exposure, the rooms and the suites are distributed between the Castle and the Norman Manor: all are decorated each in a different style following the inspiration of the mistress of the house. Each host of the castle saw a single stay, in this hotel of refined charm. The rooms and the suites have the telephone, the satellite television and a mini-bar. At the ground floor of the manor, a room is especially equipped to receive the people with reduced mobility.