Hotel berhampiran Le Musée Eugène Boudin, Honfleur

The room was overlooking the car park, which was always full, we had no problem finding a space in early evenings. The room had all we required, a few more hangers would have been nice and a second teaspoon but I’m sure if we’d asked it would t have been an issue. The location is great free parking on site, easy walk into town no more than ten minutes for a slow walker. There isn’t a path on one side of the road, but the grass verge only lasted 3 minutes at most then you’re back on proper paths. Check in was easy, the pool area did get packed out with noisy children but it’s a pool and they’re on holiday no big deal. The Balcony was lovely for morning coffee and croissant, but you could get breakfast in the restaurant as well, we enjoyed a glass of wine I. The evenings after dinner on the balcony too. The bed was comfy, plenty of towels and toiletries. Great base for enjoying Honfleur and areas nearby.

Best Hotel I could find to go to the D-Day 80 events in Normandy. The hotel was ok as a place to stay, but you have to pay extra to get a room with en suite bathroom. Rooms are clean and have TV, so had no problem staying there. My only complaint was there was no lift and my room was on 2nd floor and I have arthritis in my legs. There was only 2 restaurant nearby so I had to plan to eat before I got back for the evening. But it was ok and apart from no lift have no other complaints.

On the hotel's own website, under the list of services provided there is 'secure parking'. This hotel does NOT have any parking available and on-street parking nearby is virtually non-existent. There is an open-air, insecure car park near the wharf or there is a very expensive multistorey a couple of streets away. I found this out when I contacted the hotel to reserve parking because my partner has limited mobility. When I pointed out that their own website states there is parking I was told sorry that info is wrong and there was plenty of paid parking nearby. I was not offered the facility to cancel or modify my booking despite their own website being misleading. When we arrived the connecting rooms we requested were locked and we had to get reception to come up and unlock them but there was no facility for us to lock that door again so neither room had privacy. The rooms themselves were very clean, very comfortable and well-maintained. Breakfast the next morning was a farce. The kitchen manager clearly did not know the number of people having breakfast so when we arrived they were hastily scrabbling around for enough plates, yogurts and bakery products. We were served limp, barely warmed croissants and part-baked baguettes that weren't cooked properly. The only redeeming factor in this whole experience was the gentleman on reception (the morning of 14/01/24) who was extremely polite, friendly, and helpful.

”L'hôtel était très propre et le service accueillant, très bon petit déjeuner . Sinn , il faisait froid dans la chambre malgré le chauffage allumé !le lit était petit 1,40 cm alors qu'il était noté comme un lit king size sur site!

Hotel itself great location. directly on the marina and beach (max 500m steps) reception/arrival super friendly and super helpful. Rooms: small but neat. bathroom and toilet very small and dated. Since this is only for sleeping, it meets expectations. Breakfast: 🌟 🌟 🌟 🌟 1/2 continuously replenishing what is more than fresh. wide choice of everything a breakfast should be. staff: From the first to the last everyone is super friendly and always smiling. minus... the man from the cleaning crew kept watching videos on his phone while the woman was cleaning. not really professional. overall rating definitely worth repeating, and definitely recommended.

We are leaving Deauville and this beautiful hotel, the Royal Hotel Barriere, which we called home for 10 days. The staff know us all by name and their service has been the best in all of the hotels around the world we have stayed. Absolutely 5 star and faultless. The funny thing is, AMEX recommended we stay at another hotel in Traville, just 5 minutes down the road. When we got to the other hotel we could see straight away it was not to our liking so cancelled the booking and found this hotel by ourselves. I cannot say enough about this hotel, my father in law who we brought with us, has a knack of complaining about everything and anything, but this stay, i heard not a word out of him. That is the greatest testament to how good this hotel is. Everyday, the restaurant menus changes, so you never tire of what’s on offer. As for Deauville, this town is magical and is like old Paris, that’s probably why It’s known as the Paris Rivièra. Full of restaurants, cafe’s, bars, markets, and beautiful beaches. As we are leaving the hotel is filling with Parisians escaping Paris for a break. If your ever find yourself in France, put Deauville on your list of places to stay or visit.

A very friendly and welcoming team are there to begin your stay. A very well-maintained hotel with beautiful furnishings and the staff could not have been more helpful. We were shown personally to our room having been given a tour of the hotel facilities ie the restaurant, soma and pool. The room was ample in size (a superior room on the fourth floor) and the bathroom /shower room was very generous. There was a wonderful view over the golf course snd open air swimming pool. We decided to enjoy the three course meal in the restaurant. The food was outstanding. Plenty of choice to suit all palettes. The staff could not have been more attentive and helpful and made the evening feel very relaxed and enjoyable. Breakfast was of a first-class standard with a choice of freshly-cooked eggs. My husband has never had such beautifully fried eggs ( fried in cacao butter - much healthier!). Outside of Deauville but only a few minutes drive away to tranquility and peace with a magnificent view over the town of Deauville, the beach and the bay. Totally and highly recommend staying here.

Je n’y étais pas retournée depuis 4 ans , mon hôtel préféré à bien changé en qualité de service , pour un hôtel de luxe 5 étoiles il est dommage d’y trouver autant d’apprentis ne venant certainement pas d’une école pour l’hôtellerie de luxe L’hôtel hélas n’est pas propre au niveau du bar (cheveux, poils de chien et résidus sur la moquette et table non nettoyée) passage de l’aspirateur à longueur de journée dans l’hôtel Le parfum diffusé dans l’ensemble de l’hôtel n’est plus le même , durant mon séjour j’ai à peine sentie le parfum diffusé et il était très quelconque dommage les réminiscences olfactives ont une grande importance et j’avais plaisir à retrouver ce parfum lors de mes visites , odeur d’ailleurs que j’avais pu retrouver sous le nom de fleur de coton , un ravissement Entre autres divers petits détails qui seraient trop long d’énumérer mais qui ont leur importance et font que la qualité de service n’est pas au rendez vous d’un hôtel 5 étoiles et c’est bien cela qui fait la différence, les détails justement Le ménage des chambres reste impeccable et le personnel dédiés à cette tâche n’est pas bruyant Dans l’ensemble le personnel est aimable mise à part au petit déjeuné, le comble , l’hôtesse qui place les personnes les unes collées aux autres alors qu’il y a de nombreuses places libres, pour moi c’est inadmissible, la quiétude du petit déjeuné est primordiale De plus un jus de fruits frais est proposé , alors qu’il s’agit d’un jus d’orange en brique ou bouteille de verre , peu importe il ne s’agit certainement pas d’un jus d’orange frais sans conservateur tout juste pressé, d’ailleurs le même est proposé au buffet donc inutile de le proposer lors de la commande de la boisson chaude Cet hôtel reste tout de même une merveille pour son ambiance feutré et d’une autre époque , une déco d’un ravissement qui me fera revenir quand Mgallerie ce sera rendu compte des manquements liés au service , des stagiaires oui mais trop de stagiaires c’est non et les hôtesses du petit déjeuné devraient revoir leur service ( amabilité, discrétion dans leur bavardage et mise en place des clients ) , un cinq étoiles doit être à la hauteur des exigences qui font de lui un produit d’excellence , ce n’est hélas plus le cas du grand hôtel de cabourg pour le moment

Here's a unique hotel - housed in a old mansion from the 1900s. This means that each room in the original wing is a little different and 'eclectic'. There's also a new wing with newer rooms, a spa, a swimming pool (sorta heated), a bistro and a 1 Michelin star restaurant. Pros: - Unique style of hotel that's set away from the hustle/bustle of the Etritat town. - Helpful staff - Complimentary bakes and hot drinks from 4-6pm - Michelin-star restaurant on site (but it was closed during our visit) - Comfortable beds, good water pressure and a bathtub - Professional grade Nespresso machine in-room with 4 pods (2x decaf) + nice tea bags - Grounds are cute, with a resident cat, fireplace and pleasant garden-ish spaces. Cons: - Cleanliness - we discovered a swarm of ants crawling behind the curtain. We think it was some food that wasn't cleaned away from the previous guest that attracted the ants. This was gross. - Room styling may not be to everyone's tastes - suggest you ask to view a room before you move your luggage in. - Narrow stairs to rooms in main building, was abit hard to get luggage up to but they can get help if needed. - Location could be a con for some as it's a good 10-12 min walk into the main down down a high. - Parking spaces were limited. - Breakfast is pricey at 25 euro - there's a great boulangerie in town Maison Piquenot that you can get good croissants, baguettes from. - Overall abit pricey for the value you get.