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"We were traveling as family of three to visit the D-Day beaches and experience Normandy. We loved the charming atmosphere with old farm buildings clustered around a courtyard, just off the street in a tiny rural village, within a 10-minute drive of the beaches down country roads, and parking provided. The owners are extremely helpful, and we enjoyed meeting them and other guests for a fresh home-cooked breakfast each morning. Accommodations are modern and clean, but our bathroom did not have soap, so we picked some up on our own. Would love to stay here again, highly recommend!"

" Fantastic place. Fairytale!! Made my wife emotional."

"Nice people. Clean property. "

"A great location in the town for seeing the tourist sights. A clean, well designed space with lots of history. The hotel has some lovely communal spaces and situated next to a great restaurant. Staff are very friendly, accommodating and made our stay a lovely experience. I would definitely recommend this hotel. "

"Our room has been freshly updated,very clean and the staff were friendly. Overall it was very nice."

"we had a lovely time with Cecile and family. The house and its grounds are beautiful, quiet and with a lovely warm pool and play area for the kids. You will need a car to get about, although the peaceful location was why we picked here, and there are lots of picturesque villages and attractions within easy reach. Cecile and her husband are the best hosts I've ever met, going above and beyond for us given our complete hopelessness in knowing any french, helping us to learn some of the language as well as making every effort to ensure our stay was exceptional. Thoroughly recommend."

"Quiet place and super friendly staff"

"I picked this hotel for the proximity to Utah Beach. The hotel and the people are both excellent proximity to Utah Beach also excellent. Can't say enough wonderful things about this property."

"Rooms were great as was the owner, slight mix up over a text message giving the door code which we never received, but was easily overcome. "