Hotels near Tatihou Fort, Saint-Vaast-la-Hougue

A collection of beautiful old stone buildings, very tastefully renovated and decorated, on a little gem of an island. And while it is a small island, it is nonetheless packed with history and natural beauty. A smart, informative visitor centre reveals much about the island’s history and significance. But if that isn’t your thing, then just wandering about taking in the views (including a couple of lovely small beaches with gin-clear water) might float your boat? It did mine!

Very nice room and good bathroom en suite. Excellent breakfast and charming and helpful staff. Excellent position in the charming fishing and pleasure port of St Vaast

Beautiful building well furnished - good breakfast

Directly across a Boulangerie Crossway between some interestin landmark Huge bathroom!

Good restaurant

Our hosts went out of their way to be helpful to us, including making phone calls to local bicycle shops when the one in Saint-Vaast-la-Hogue had no bicycles available for us to use. The breakfast was a classic French dejenuer and we were able to fill out a form to indicate specifically which items we wanted for breakfast, which was then set out for us in the morning. This was especially nice because then we didn't waste things like having juice put out for us that neither of us wanted (this had happened in other B&B settings and we always felt badly not drinking the juice). The room was large and the bathroom was huge. Lovely ancient building with a great yard. Parking was not on location, but they took care of it and it was relatively hassle free. Adelle is an artist and her work hangs in the home and is incorporated into the guest information booklet they provide in the room. A very unique property that we thoroughly enjoyed. Be aware that in Normandy if staying by the coast, there is a good likelihood you will be woken up by the sound of seagulls early in the morning unless you have a sound machine going. Not a terrible way to wake up, unless you hope to sleep in!