The B&B is in a very small french village, near Albert and Villiers Bretonnaux. It suited us perfectly for our trip through the WW1 battlefields. Christine was a very helpful host and very friendly, speaking excellent English. Our room was very spacious with a large en-suite. The décor is very basic but it was very clean. Guests also have use of the kitchen downstairs to self-cater if needed. The breakfast was a typical continental. If you are looking for luxury then this isn’t the place but if you are after decent accommodation at a very reasonable price then look no further. I would have no hesitation staying again.

This bed and breakfast was in a very nice rural area of France. We stayed in the Neptune room. It was practical rather than fancy but was very clean and had everything we needed. Christine was very welcoming and breakfast was fine. All in all, we felt we received very good value for the modest price we paid.

L'Armartinierre is in a small rural village on the borders of the Somme. It is well placed for visiting WW1 Battlefields or as a stopover when travelling further south - it's just over an hour or so from Calais, reasonable access to the A26 and A1.

The B&B is on a working farm but is not part of the main building, the rooms are in a converted outbuilding. Our room (slept up to 5) was clean and well maintained with comfortable furniture. Breakfast is eaten in a room in the same building and was typically French. Madame is very welcoming and also speaks excellent English.

Good value for money, even compared to the F1 Hotels, and strongly recommended.

We stayed here for a long weekend Sept 2009 on a motorbike trip to the Somme battlefields.
Christine and her family were very welcoming, offering simple but clean accommodation at a very similar price to an Etap hotel but with much more character and comfort!
We are hoping to return this September to complete our tour of the battlefields.
The b&b is a traditional picardie style building in a small village and we love it!!