KARMA MANOIR DES DEUX AMANTS

The resort and its setting

Karma Manoir des Deux Amants sits on the Rte d'Amfreville-Sous-les-Monts just outside Connelles, a small riverside village in the Eure département, roughly where the Seine makes one of its wide, wooded loops through Normandy. The resort is run by Karma Group and offers modern rooms with kitchens, so units are set up for self-catering rather than full-board stays. On site, guests have use of both an outdoor and an indoor pool, a hot tub and a games room — a useful mix for anyone wanting the option of a swim whatever the weather, plus something to keep children or teenagers occupied on a quieter afternoon. Google reviewers rate the property 4.3 out of 5 from 369 reviews, which is a solid, consistent score for a resort of this size and style.

This is a lodging-style property rather than a large resort complex, which suits travellers after a quieter, more low-key base for touring the region rather than a high-rise beach resort atmosphere.

The area and things to do

Connelles and the surrounding Seine Valley are classic Normandy: half-timbered villages, riverside towpaths, orchards and a string of historic towns within easy reach. Giverny — Monet's house and gardens — is around 30 minutes away and remains one of the most visited sights in the region. Rouen, with its Gothic cathedral and well-preserved medieval old town, is about 45 minutes by car. Closer to the resort, boat trips along the Seine and visits to riverside châteaux make for an easy half-day out, and the wider Normandy wine and cider region is dotted with small producers offering tastings. History-minded visitors often build in a trip to the D-Day landing beaches, roughly 90 minutes away on the Normandy coast.

It's an area that rewards slower travel — walking, cycling along the river, pottering around market towns — rather than a packed itinerary, which fits the self-catering, countryside-manor feel of the resort itself.

Selling or renting a week here

If you own a week at Karma Manoir des Deux Amants and are thinking about moving it on, or simply renting it out for a season, BidMyTimeshare.com lists it as a private, owner-to-owner resale and rental marketplace. You set your own asking price, buyers and renters contact you directly through the platform, and there's no commission on the sale — sellers pay a single, one-time listing fee to advertise the week.

Because specific transfer-fee and right-of-first-refusal figures for this resort haven't been independently verified, we can't quote Karma Group's exact resale charges here. Before you agree a price with a buyer, it's worth contacting the resort's owners' association or management directly to confirm: the current transfer or resale administration fee, whether Karma Group (or the HOA) holds a right of first refusal on resales, how long a transfer typically takes to process, and the current annual maintenance fee. A resale buyer takes on the usage rights and obligations tied to the week itself — they should not assume access to any loyalty or exchange programme unless the resort confirms this in writing as part of the transfer.

Being upfront about these details in your listing — season, unit type, and what you do and don't know about fees — tends to make for a smoother, faster transaction on either side.

Practical notes

The nearest major airport is Paris Charles de Gaulle, around 75 kilometres from the resort, making it a reasonably straightforward drive for UK and international visitors flying in. Spring and autumn are generally the most comfortable times to explore the Seine Valley and Normandy's countryside, with milder weather and smaller crowds than the summer peak — useful to know whether you're planning your own stay, pricing a rental week, or simply gauging which weeks of the year tend to be easiest to let.