Hotel de Normandie

I spent a few days in Arromanches in early July 2019 with the purpose of seeing the famous D-Day landing sites, and the other iconic locations in the surrounding area. My room was a double room at the end of the corridor on the first floor. A beautiful sea view, and far away from the wooden staircase which creaks quite loudly - I found that to add to the charm of the hotel, actually. I stayed for 3 nights, and didn't bother to eat anywhere other than the hotel restaurant, which serves up traditional French cuisine at a very reasonable price, such as beautifully soft waffles throughout the day, as well as moules, steak and fish soup in the evening, and perfectly good carafes of wine (although at 16 I'm happy with any alcohol that I can drink in public scot-free, one of the beauties of France). The room provided a view of the Mulberry Harbour, and was less than 100 metres of the D-Day museum. The staff were very friendly and appreciated the occasional pseudo-French conversation (I did learn something in French GCSE, amazingly). All together this hotel and restaurant made up a big part of why I enjoyed my time in Arromanches so much, and I'd highly recommend it. My one word of advice - get a room with a sea view!

Situé face à une des plages du Débarquement, au dessus du Mur de l'Atlantique, Face au port "artificiel", c'est l'hôtel qu'il faut choisir. Pour le tarif pratiqué, c'est très bien. N'hésitez pas à prendre votre repas sur place.. C'est bon, sauf la pomme cuite, qui ne l'était pas assez, mais cela reste un détail. Personnel sympathique, hôtel et restaurant très propre et petit déjeuner correct.

Endroit qui représente l’époque de la deuxième guerre mondiale... Le personnel est accueillant et chaleureux. Un excellent menu qualité prix. Je ne peux qu’ajouter que 10 photos. C’est dommage car je vous en ferai découvrir au moins encore une vingtaine tellement que le cadre était typique !!!