The house of Stephan and Christine Cloos-Ristich sits at the heart of Giverny. Built in 1836, it is located between the Musee des Impressionnismes (200 yds) and the former Hôtel Baudy (50 yds), just a brief stroll away from the House and Gardens of Claude Monet (Fondation Claude Monet, 300 yds), and other facilities. A part of the property has been represented in several paintings, such as « The Wedding March » (1892) by Theodore Robinson, depicting the wedding day of the american artist Theodore Earl Butler with Suzanne Hoschedé, one of Claude Monet’s step-daughters. Monet and Suzanne lead the way with Alice Hoschedé-Monet and the groom walking by the ivy covered eastern wall of the garden. Another part of the property also appears in the painting « Road looking west towards the church » (1890) by Dawson Dawson-Watson, where one part of the gate and the thatched roof of an out-house (nowadays, the gallery "Espace 87") are visible at right. CLICK ON THE PICTURES TO SEE MORE.

The only appartment of Christine and Stephan is located on the ground-floor
and opens directly onto the garden, with a little terrace
where you can relax and enjoy a cup of tea or a glass of wine… !
  MAP F 11                 CHECK IN 2 PM - CHECK OUT 12:30 AM            WIFI

In the dining area, a generous breakfast
with homemade jams is provided in the morning
and you can enjoy it in your dining-room at your convenience
in perfect privacy.

It includes a large bedroom (with one double bed 63 x 79 in.)
a private bathroom (shower), sink and toilets.
Rate : 105 € the night for 1 or 2 persons, breakfast included.
Parking available within the court yard.