Name: Hotel de Normandie
Address: 5, place du 6 Juin 1944, Normandy Landing Beaches, Normandy Landing Beaches, Normandy Landing Beaches, 14117, France
Rating: 6

Smoke-free property

Terrace

All Spaces Non-Smoking (public and private)

No elevators

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Non-smoking rooms

Family room

Hairdryer

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Free Wi-Fi

Internet

English

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Free parking nearby

Parking

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Arromanches D-Day Museum

Mulberry Harbour

Arromanches 360

Cap Manvieux

Caen-Carpiquet Airport

Le Havre Beach

Musee Malraux

Le Havre St. Joseph Church

Jardins suspendus

Le Havre Cathedral

Volcano

Natural History Museum

Bassin du Commerce

Musee de l'Ancien Havre

Le Havre – Octeville Airport

Fort Tourneville

Deauville-Normandie Airport

Stade Jules Deschaseaux

Hotel de Normandie

Normandy Landing Beaches

child-bed

child-bed-fee

external-private-bathroom

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limited-time

lounge

treatment

no-window

bay-view

bosphorus-view

canal-view

city-view

courtyard-view

garden-view

golf-view

harbour-view

inland-view

lake-view

land-view

mountain-view

ocean-front

ocean-view

oceanside

panoramic-view

park-view

partial-ocean-view

partial-sea-view

partial-view

pool-view

river-view

sea-front

sea-view

street-view

sunrise-view

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water-view

with-view

annex

basement

main-building

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not-guaranteed

wired-internet-access

smoking

sauna

duplex

safe

mini-bar

breakfast-for-1

breakfast-for-2

pets-allowed

wi-fi

kitchen

Liked  · Let's be realistic, this hotel is an old lady, it survived the war, its a typical french 2 star hotel with a creeky staircase and full of history and character and it delivers the basic needs.  Its worn in places, but its clean, the rooms are comfortable and have been modernised.  It faces the waterfront with views over the mulbery harbour and the new D-Day musuem is right underneath the Hotel.  Free parking on site, round the back.

Disliked  · The Food has been criticised in past reviews and generally I'd agree with them.  This sort of Hotel, especially at low seaon, is not going to attract a Michelin chef.  But, there's little alternative in Arromanche low season.  The Fish & Chips for example came from a processed packet, the moules-a-la-creme was a moule mariniere with a cream added on top, and the deserts are processed and displayed in a glass fronted fridge by reception. Breakfast is a petit dejeuner, so don't expect ceriels, or anything cooked.

Its a 2 Star hotel, which serves it purpose. We will come back! 

This was our long delayed visit back to Arromanche, we decided that we definitely wanted to stay in the town so that we could enjoy the restaurants without driving anywhere. I booked a non sea view room and to be honest as we approached the holiday began to regret a little and I was a little concerned that our room maybe a little small. Needless to say our fears were unfounded and we had a marvellous room on the 3rd floor with a three window view that did include the mulberry on the beach (room 20) it was bright and airy and large, bed was really comfortable with decent pillows !! (We always bring one of our own anyway). I don’t need to wax lyrical about what to do around the area, you all know the history !! In particular I want to mention the team in the hotel and restaurant, Matt and his fellow team/colleagues were beyond friendly, the service was first class, the food was excellent and we want to just say thank you for making it a very special week especially for providing such amazing weather !! 

The fruit de mer was as good as the first one we had with you 25 years ago !

A fantastic week in Arromanche

Well what can  say....... we have visited this restaurant several times over the past few years over the D-Day week and have always found them to be rather abrupt but this year they have excelled themselves!!  Rude does not even cover it!! Unbelievable, we have never met such rude and ill mannered waiting staff in our lives, my partner runs a 75 room hotel and a large restaurant which produces over 150 breakfasts every day and the standard of service at this restaurant is appalling!!  Please do your selves a favour and avoid this place like the plague.

Just keep away!!!

Had a perfectly acceptable lunch here mid week. Busy spot, but we where quickly accommodated by the helpful member of staff in the covered, outside area. A good balance of fresh, but not too hot. 

Super fresh oysters to start, followed by grilled sardines. Simple and tasty. 

Decent spot for a simple lunch.

Perfectly acceptable.

Food is not very good here and staff not so friendly. Myself and a friend ordered an apple pie for pudding at almost 8 euros (!) when it arrived it was very poor quality, it looked like the restaurant had bought them from Lidl at 10 for 1 euro! It was seriously poor and tasted horrible. At first, I just ate it and put it down to a bad experience but my friend complained and was served another apple pie which was completely different and whilst still small and probably shop bought it was much better. It made me think that they have one product for tourists and another for locals - why else would they have two completely different apple pies?

We did not stay at the hotel only used the restaurant so I cannot comment on the standard of the hotel.

Restaurant very poor

Hotel was clean enough but some carpets were quite worn. Room no. 7 was dingy with dust under radiator and cobweb in top corner. It had 2 windows; one looked out on to everyone else's window and the other onto a staff stairway and service door whi h meant you heard all the kitchen activity from really  early on in the morning.  Plenty of tea and coffee.  3 single beds though for a married couple when we had asked for a double room? Hotel was busy but no leaflets or info in room, had to ask at reception for everything.  Location was good to transport links. Restaurant staff were great except the 'maitre de' who was quite keen on telling you off if you sat in the wrong place.

Disappointed

WE booked 2 rooms here for a stay in June 2020 but due to the virus we could not travel to France.We booked through Booking.com and we asked for our legal refund , we wewre referred to the Hotel who on me producing evidence of payment said they would refund us , however, after many emasils they have not and are now denying we paid despite a copy of my payment and now not replying! 
A disgrace and first time I have experienced this kind of behavior in France.
AVOID AT ALL COST WILL CON YOU!

No communication

We enjoyed a top class seafood platter at the Hotel de Normandie and at a very reasonable price (considering the size of the portions) and with excellent service to match. It was a highlight of our 3 week trip round France. Dont be put off by the mixed reviews (which we assume are for the hotel). 

The restaurant and service were excellent. Living in Brussels, we regularly eat good seafood. But rarely as fresh and at such good value as this. Highly recommended! 

Superb seafood platter 

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!

Quaint, charming and positively French.

Nice place average room on the first floor - sea view which was good. Noisy at night mainly from an ancient staircase that guests used. Basic amenities. Breakfast which we paid 10 Euros for was not worth it. Staff we came into contact with did not speak English. Parking at the hotel was limited but free as opposed to next door that was 2 Euros per day. Expensive spirits - we were charged 7 Euros for 2 calvados.

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