Featuring a garden, chambres d'hôtes de Létanville features accommodations in Grandcamp-Maisy. This property offers access to a terrace and free private parking.
Velez
United States of America
This was an absolutely wonderful experience in the country
A recently renovated bed and breakfast in Isigny-sur-Mer, Normand'Histoire Chambres d'Hôtes offers sun terrace, private parking, and sports facilities.
SutterWood
United States of America
Comfy beds, great staff who went above and beyond. This property is a great value....I will go back again.
Featuring a garden, Ferme de Montigny (Chambres) features accommodations in Asnières-en-Bessin. There's a private entrance at the bed and breakfast for the convenience of those who stay.
Located in Saint-Laurent-sur-Mer, 66 feet from Omaha Beach, and Omaha Beach Memorial Museum reachable within 1.1 mi, Villa Omaha offers a garden, a terrace and free high-speed WiFi.
Kevin
United States of America
The host Emmanuel was a pleasure and very kind. The location was perfect, quiet, and an easy walk to town. The breakfast was the best on my entire vacation.
Providing city views, Domaine Airborne in Angoville-au-Plain features accommodations and a garden.
Colin
United States of America
Well located for Utah beach and other notable memorials. Comfortable rooms and facilities highly recommended. If you have time the jeep trip is a worthwhile addition, very knowledgeable guide and an opportunity to see and hear the history of the area
Domaine De La Cour Vautier offers accommodations in Mandeville-en-Bessin, 4.8 miles from Overlord Museum and 6.3 miles from Omaha Beach Memorial Museum.
Julian
Brazil
The hosts were incredibly nice and flexible with requests for our baby.
For travelers who enjoy beauty in the simple things, a bed and breakfast (B&B) is the perfect place for a getaway. Hosts welcome guests into their homes and provide a private room and complimentary breakfast. Bathrooms might be shared by other guests, and there's usually shared space with the host.
Accommodations situation in a very quiet little french town, with beach and active fishing port with daily fish market. Excellent place to stay for visiting the invasion beaches and learning about the sacrifices of the people , both local and relief forces.
Very charming place. Very calm for a good night of sleep. The old house is well renovated. The breakfast was delicious. The staff are super nice, kind and supportive. The sheets were clean and it is possible to stay with your dog!
Small and very nice and comfortable house. Having breakfasts and dinners in the veranda was very special. The house was spotless clean and there’s everything what you need. Quiet. Grocery store close by. Close driving distance to all WW2 sides and museums. Only about 10 km to Omaha beach. We were able to even make a day trip to Mont Saint Michael. We really love this place and we would like to come back.
Charming host. Delightful house. Comfortable rooms. Good breakfast. Quiet rural location. Twenty minute walk from the centre of town. All in all very good indeed.
Private house near the sea with great hosts. Very clean. All dreams came come true. If you have any questions ask the landlords, they are always there to help with patience and care. They also serve dinner if needed.
Oliver
Solo traveler
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