Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Beautiful building and luxury rooms. Staff very polite and helpful. Ideal spot to stay for Normandy Beaches and Museums. Only 3 miles from Arromanch & D Day Landings.
We loved this hotel, breakfast was plentiful and delicious. We will definitely return as it’s such an ideal spot for visiting the sites.
Beautiful building and luxury rooms. Staff very polite and helpful. Ideal spot to stay for Normandy Beaches and Museums. Only 3 miles from Arromanch & D Day Landings.
We loved this hotel, breakfast was plentiful and delicious. We will definitely return as it’s such an ideal spot for visiting the sites.
Great property at a good price in excellent location. Owners were very polite and helpful. Including allowing early access. Just back from beach with great walks along beach or seafront and near to cafes.
Great property at a good price in excellent location. Owners were very polite and helpful. Including allowing early access. Just back from beach with great walks along beach or seafront and near to cafes.
The highlight of this hotel is the amazing restaurant they have and really friendly staff.
I wouldn't even know where to start. Everything was so good we are actually planing another trip to France simply because we wanna go there again. I just hope it doesn't get too popular.
Room was cozy, and clean, bed was comfortable, heating appropriate.
The building is this medieval like house converted into a hotel but with some of the features kept like brick works and stairs or the back yard,...
The highlight of this hotel is the amazing restaurant they have and really friendly staff.
I wouldn't even know where to start. Everything was so good we are actually planing another trip to France simply because we wanna go there again. I just hope it doesn't get too popular.
Room was cozy, and clean, bed was comfortable, heating appropriate.
The building is this medieval like house converted into a hotel but with some of the features kept like brick works and stairs or the back yard,...
Alex
Reviewed November 27, 2014Reviewed November 27, 2014
Wonderfully warm place. We were greeted late after a delay to our ferry by the owners with a lovely welcome (including from their gentle dog Hunter).
Shown to our fantastic room, pass some amazing photos and artefacts from D-day. Our room was great. A superb blend between a brand new modern bathroom and chic traditional French.
With a view of the sea we gently drifted of to sleep in the comfortable beds. Oh, nice touch was that Paul had tuned the channels to the English ones on the...
Wonderfully warm place. We were greeted late after a delay to our ferry by the owners with a lovely welcome (including from their gentle dog Hunter).
Shown to our fantastic room, pass some amazing photos and artefacts from D-day. Our room was great. A superb blend between a brand new modern bathroom and chic traditional French.
With a view of the sea we gently drifted of to sleep in the comfortable beds. Oh, nice touch was that Paul had tuned the channels to the English ones on the...
Danny
Reviewed September 15, 2018Reviewed September 15, 2018
We had a lovely stay. The owners were very nice and helpful and made an extra effort to provide me with gluten-free crepes at breakfast. The rest of the breakfast was also excellent. I would recommend it and will stay there again if I am in the area.
We had a lovely stay. The owners were very nice and helpful and made an extra effort to provide me with gluten-free crepes at breakfast. The rest of the breakfast was also excellent. I would recommend it and will stay there again if I am in the area.
The room we stayed in was in the annexe to the hotel which has been converted from an old Normandy house.. Each room has a name - ours was Coté Jardin. It is a very large room with a large double bed and a sofa - which would also make into a bed. The bathroom was spectacular and spotlessly clean. Outside there is a garden and patio with seating and lighting and to the front of the property, free parking with video surveillance. Fast and free wi-fi just topped off an excellent stay.
The room we stayed in was in the annexe to the hotel which has been converted from an old Normandy house.. Each room has a name - ours was Coté Jardin. It is a very large room with a large double bed and a sofa - which would also make into a bed. The bathroom was spectacular and spotlessly clean. Outside there is a garden and patio with seating and lighting and to the front of the property, free parking with video surveillance. Fast and free wi-fi just topped off an excellent stay.
The hotel was a chateau which had been completely refurbished about a year ago. Restaurant was great as was the breakfast. However the room we chose was a de lux garden view room but was far from being a garden view it looked over the court yard. The manager did offer to change our room the second night but as we were only there 2 nights I declined but he did treat us to cocktails so no complaints. The bedrooms are large with a great walk in monsoon showers but the bed although king size was...
The hotel was a chateau which had been completely refurbished about a year ago. Restaurant was great as was the breakfast. However the room we chose was a de lux garden view room but was far from being a garden view it looked over the court yard. The manager did offer to change our room the second night but as we were only there 2 nights I declined but he did treat us to cocktails so no complaints. The bedrooms are large with a great walk in monsoon showers but the bed although king size was...
Long weekend break to visit Normandy beaches and some of the military cemeteries.
Ideally placed, bags of character and not too expensive.
Helped by the weather which for the end of October was fantastic.
Long weekend break to visit Normandy beaches and some of the military cemeteries.
Ideally placed, bags of character and not too expensive.
Helped by the weather which for the end of October was fantastic.
Mike
Reviewed October 28, 2014Reviewed October 28, 2014
Existing reviews have said it all-the condition of the property both in side and out, the grounds, staff and owners are simply exceptional.
The chateau is located in a very quiet area providing the most peaceful of settings.
Only a 20 minute drive from the ferry port at Caen and near to all the historic beaches, museums, cemeteries making it a more than ideal location.
The owners are rightly proud of their hard work to restore the magnificent building, it is beautiful. Plans are imminent for...
Existing reviews have said it all-the condition of the property both in side and out, the grounds, staff and owners are simply exceptional.
The chateau is located in a very quiet area providing the most peaceful of settings.
Only a 20 minute drive from the ferry port at Caen and near to all the historic beaches, museums, cemeteries making it a more than ideal location.
The owners are rightly proud of their hard work to restore the magnificent building, it is beautiful. Plans are imminent for...
On arrival the staff were very busy with a lunchtime service but we were checked in quickly and efficiently. The hotel is actually about 300yds from the main restaurant where you check in, so if you have a disability bear this in mind when booking.
The rooms were lovely and had a small balcony and an upstairs with a second double bed! This was not clear on booking which was a little frustrating as it would have meant we only needed to book the one room instead of two. They were both clean...
On arrival the staff were very busy with a lunchtime service but we were checked in quickly and efficiently. The hotel is actually about 300yds from the main restaurant where you check in, so if you have a disability bear this in mind when booking.
The rooms were lovely and had a small balcony and an upstairs with a second double bed! This was not clear on booking which was a little frustrating as it would have meant we only needed to book the one room instead of two. They were both clean...
Yes, there are holiday rentals close to the most popular sights in Asnelles, or you can select a more secluded option if you're looking for a relaxing stay. Visitors to Asnelles speak positively about the beaches and restaurants in this destination. Make sure you have time to check out the local tours and coffee shops during your trip.
How many holiday rentals are there in Asnelles?
With 34 Expedia holiday rentals, you're guaranteed to find just the right place for your Asnelles stay.
What can I see and do in Asnelles?
Explore the area and family-friendly sights such as Festyland, or get out into nature at a spot like Gold Beach. Arromanches D-Day Museum and British Normandy Memorial are a couple of places you'll find in the wider area.
What are holiday rentals like in Asnelles?
Holiday rentals are privately owned properties you can book for a few days, or a quick weekend, in Asnelles. Holiday rentals offer amenities such as hot tubs, fire pits and patios so you'll have everything you need. If you're concerned about cleanliness, a holiday rental can offer a sense of security away from shared hotel lifts and busy front desks while still allowing you the excitement and enjoyment of travel. You'll also get more space in a holiday rental than in a traditional hotel, which makes a holiday rental an attractive choice for a family getaway.