Le Jardin des Plumes
Haute French restaurant · Giverny ·
Michelin-starred cuisine, chic rooms, lush garden, near Monet's
Michelin-starred cuisine, chic rooms, lush garden, near Monet's
"A short walk from Claude Monet’s house, this half-timbered Anglo-Norman 1912 edifice extends an invitation to relax and enjoy the good things of life. The tasteful interior mixes Art deco features (worn blue and white floor tiles, peacock blue walls) with 1960’s white leather armchairs and glass and rosewood tables, while the lovely patio is flanked by a delightful, wooded garden. Normandy born chef, David Gallienne, who trained at the Manoir du Lys, continues to work with some of his former suppliers from Orne and Dieppe fishermen, whilst sourcing new ones. His inventive recipes feature unorthodox flavours and textures. The chef has opened a nearby guesthouse for overnight stays and a delicatessen in Vernon." - Michelin Inspector
"There aren’t many places to eat in tiny Giverny itself, so reservations are essential at Le Jardin des Plumes, which is where you’ll want to be after wandering through Monet's house and studio. You’ll find it inside a 1913 house-turned-boutique hotel, with a couple of bright, inviting dining areas that overlook a big, lush garden that’s almost as beautiful as Monet’s. The food here is French, but not French-French—lobster is cooked with yuzu, fish with almond milk, and beef with eel. Expect to spend €95 on the three-course lunch menu, €145 on five courses, or €175 on seven." - sophie friedman
"There aren’t many places to eat in tiny Giverny itself, so reservations are essential at Le Jardin des Plumes, which is where you’ll want to be after wandering through Monet's house and studio. You’ll find it inside a 1913 house-turned-boutique hotel, with a couple of bright, inviting dining areas that overlook a big, lush garden that’s almost as beautiful as Monet’s. The food here is French, but not French-French—lobster is cooked with yuzu, fish with almond milk, and beef with eel. Expect to spend €95 on the three-course lunch menu, €145 on five courses, or €175 on seven." - Sophie Friedman
"If I extended my Giverny visit, I would dine at Le Jardin des Plumes, the area's premiere dining destination serving creative French fare in a rustic countryside estate." - Sophie Dodd Sophie Dodd Sophie Dodd is a travel, wine and lifestyle writer. Travel + Leisure Editorial Guidelines
"Located in Giverny, Le Jardin des Plumes offers art-déco furniture, a garden and a terrace. Monet’s house and gardens are only 500 metres from the hotel. All rooms feature a flat-screen TV, wardrobe, desk, telephone and heating, while the suite has a garden view. The en suite bathroom includes a hairdryer, free toiletries and a bathrobe. Some rooms can accommodate guests with reduced mobility. Both a continental and English breakfast is available each morning. From Wednesday to Sunday, guests can also enjoy lunch or an evening meal in the restaurant, or relax with a drink in the bar. Additional features include daily newspapers, free Wi-Fi access and free private parking on site. The Impressionist Museum is 400 metres away and Vernon Train Station is 5 km from the hotel." - My Boutique Hotel (en)
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