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Domaine du Bosc Roger: a night on a Norman estate in the Roumois
The Domaine du Bosc Roger stands in Bouquetot, in the Roumois, between Rouen and the Risle valley. According to Wikipedia, a 16th- and 17th-century château rises at the hamlet of Le Bosc Roger, a former fief of the Mustel family of Rouen. Guests can stay overnight here, with a garden, seasonal pool and regional breakfast included.
At a glance
- Location
- Bouquetot, Eure department (Normandy), in the Roumois, about 28 km as the crow flies from Rouen
- Accommodation
- Estate listed by Expedia as a château; Wikipedia records a 16th- and 17th-century château at the hamlet of Le Bosc Roger; rooms with private bathroom
- Highlights
- Outdoor pool (May to September), garden, lounge with billiards and fireplace, regional breakfast included, free Wi-Fi, free parking
- Guest rating
- 10/10 from 11 reviews on Expedia (as of 14 Oct 2026)
- Check-in & check-out
- Check-in 5–8 pm · check-out at 12 noon
- Good to know
- No pets · no lift · non-smoking property
Staying at the Domaine du Bosc Roger: a night in the Roumois
To stay at the Domaine du Bosc Roger is to choose a Norman country house over a standard hotel. The Expedia listing places it among the châteaux; it is an estate with a symmetrical façade in two-colour brick, surrounded by a formal garden with a fountain and clipped box.
On the comfort side, rooms have a private bathroom, blackout curtains, free Wi-Fi (over 25 Mbit/s) and daily housekeeping. A regional breakfast is included, served every day from 7 to 10.30 am. The outdoor pool is open from May to September, and a lounge with billiards, leather sofas and a fireplace completes the shared spaces.
There is no lift, and pets are not allowed. Parking on site is free, without service, with a limited number of spaces.
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The history of the Domaine du Bosc Roger
- 16th–17th century – Wikipedia records a 16th- and 17th-century château at the hamlet of Le Bosc Roger in Bouquetot.
- 1510 – Jean Mustel, lord of Bosc-Roger, is an alderman of Rouen.
- 1669 – Charles Mustel, lord of Bosc-Roger, has his nobility recognised.
- After 1710 – On the death of Philippe Mustel, his brother Charles puts the fief up for sale.
- 1724 – Bosc-Roger is acquired by Robert Deusquerque.
- Today – The estate receives guests, with a seasonal pool, garden and regional breakfast.
Bosc-Roger was a quarter of a knight’s fee, straddling the communes of Bouquetot and Rougemontier. It long belonged to the Mustel family, an important Rouen family several of whose members were mayors of Rouen in the 14th century. Wikipedia also names Bouquetot as the former seat of the fiefs of Illeville, Ruffaut, Bosc-Roger and Feugre.
The sources consulted do not date the present house precisely: they simply mention a 16th- and 17th-century château at this spot. The link with the estate offered to guests rests on the name and the location.
Facilities and services at the Domaine du Bosc Roger
The details below come from the Expedia listing (as of 14 Oct 2026); room details may vary.
Rooms
- Free Wi-Fi (over 25 Mbit/s)
- Private bathroom
- Blackout curtains
- Daily housekeeping
Food
- Regional breakfast included (7 to 10.30 am)
Estate & grounds
- Outdoor pool, open May to September
- Garden with gravel paths and a fountain
- Lounge with billiards and fireplace
- Non-smoking property
Service & access
- Free parking without service (limited spaces)
- Free Wi-Fi in some shared areas
- No lift
- Bourgtheroulde-Thuit-Hébert station 16 minutes by car
Where the Domaine du Bosc Roger is: between Rouen and the Risle valley
The estate lies in the commune of Bouquetot, in the Roumois, a country of plateaux and villages in the Eure between the Seine and the Risle. Bouquetot village is about 3 km away, Bourg-Achard 5 km and Rouen under 30 km as the crow flies. You will need a car: according to Expedia, it is about 16 minutes to Bourgtheroulde-Thuit-Hébert station and 48 minutes to Rouen - Seine Valley airport.
The area belongs to the Boucles de la Seine normande regional nature park, which Expedia mentions. Around the estate you can find the thousand-year-old yews of La Haye-de-Routot, the Clog Museum and the Château de Brumare; a little further, Jumièges Abbey, the Château de Robert le Diable, Pont-Audemer and Rouen.
Distances (as the crow flies from the Domaine du Bosc Roger)
| Rougemontier (village) | approx. 1.5 km |
| Bouquetot (village centre) | approx. 3 km |
| Château de Brumare | approx. 5 km |
| Bourg-Achard | approx. 5.5 km |
| Yew trees of La Haye-de-Routot | approx. 5.5 km |
| Clog Museum (Musée du Sabot) | approx. 6 km |
| Jumièges Abbey | approx. 11 km |
| Château de Robert le Diable | approx. 16 km |
| Pont-Audemer | approx. 17 km |
| Rouen (centre) | approx. 28 km |
Distances calculated as the crow flies from the coordinates in the Expedia listing; driving times to the station and airport come from the listing.
Things to see around the Domaine du Bosc Roger
The yew trees of La Haye-de-Routot
approx. 5.5 km
Two thousand-year-old yews stand in the village’s old churchyard; their hollow trunks shelter a chapel and an oratory. The site has been listed since 1932.
Jumièges Abbey
approx. 11 km
A former Benedictine abbey founded around 654 in a loop of the Seine, regarded as one of the key sites of Norman Romanesque art.
Château de Robert le Diable
approx. 16 km
Ruins of a fortress from the late 10th century at Moulineaux, on a cliff above the Seine. Its name comes from a local legend about Robert the Devil.
Pont-Audemer
approx. 17 km
The main town of north-west Eure, in the Risle valley between the Roumois and the Lieuvin. It is one of the gateway towns to the Boucles de la Seine normande regional nature park.
Rouen Cathedral
approx. 27 km
A jewel of Norman Gothic, the cathedral is crowned by a 151 m spire, the tallest in France. It still has its archbishop’s palace and surrounding buildings.
Tours & activities near Domaine du Bosc Roger
Experiences in the region that you can book online with Viator:
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Guided Tour of the Historic Center of Rouen
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Rouen Must-see Attractions Walking Tour With A Guide
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Rouen audio-guided tour
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Clocks, Cathedrals and Castles of Rouen Self-Guided Tour
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Unique Joan of Arc immersive tour in Rouen with an actress
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Who is the Domaine du Bosc Roger for?
Couples
A country estate, a garden, a pool in summer and a regional breakfast: the setting for a quiet weekend in Normandy.
Heritage curious
Jumièges Abbey, the thousand-year-old yews of La Haye-de-Routot, the ruins of the Château de Robert le Diable: a circuit of Norman sites within 20 km.
Road-trippers
Rouen, Pont-Audemer and the Seine valley are all under an hour away; free parking on site makes the stay easy.
Friends & families
A seasonal pool, a garden and a lounge with billiards: spaces to share, as long as you check room capacity in the listing.
Good to know before booking the Domaine du Bosc Roger
- Check-in is from 5 pm to 8 pm; check-out is at 12 noon.
- Pets are not allowed.
- A regional breakfast is included; the outdoor pool is open only from May to September.
- On-site parking is free, without service, with a limited number of spaces.
- There is no lift. The property is non-smoking.
- Photo ID and a payment method or deposit may be requested on arrival; the property accepts cash payments.
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Frequently asked questions
Can you stay overnight at the Domaine du Bosc Roger?
Yes. The Domaine du Bosc Roger in Bouquetot, Eure, can be booked via Expedia. The listing places it among the châteaux and notes a regional breakfast included.
Is there a pool?
Yes, an outdoor pool is mentioned; it is open from May to September.
Are pets allowed?
No. According to Expedia, pets are not allowed.
What are the check-in and check-out times?
Check-in is possible from 5 pm to 8 pm and check-out is at 12 noon.
Is breakfast included?
Yes, a regional breakfast is included, served daily from 7 to 10.30 am.
What is there to see near the Domaine du Bosc Roger?
The yews of La Haye-de-Routot and the Château de Brumare are 5–6 km away, Jumièges Abbey about 10 km, Pont-Audemer 16 km and Rouen under 30 km.
Room photos, guest reviews and available dates are all in the Domaine du Bosc Roger listing on Expedia.
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