B&B in Bayeux or surrounding are?
Jan 13th, 2008, 08:28 AM
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B&B in Bayeux or surrounding are?
Does anyone have a recommendation of a Bed and Breakfast in Bayeux area of Normandy? It doesn't necessarily need to be right in town - we'll have a car, so out in the country would be just fine as well.
Merci!
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Jan 13th, 2008, 08:33 AM
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I stayed last spring within Bayeux, in the d'Argouges, a simple hotel, but not a B&B.
We used a private guide for the Normandy beaches, and our guide also runs a gite; I haven't seen it but you could search for info and reviews
www.gitelacroix.com
We used a private guide for the Normandy beaches, and our guide also runs a gite; I haven't seen it but you could search for info and reviews
www.gitelacroix.com
Jan 13th, 2008, 09:08 AM
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nb, we have stayed in the hotel d'argouges and it was fine but for even less cost is the b&b we stayed at this past Sept. which was across the square from the Argouges.
It's called Manoir Guerin de la Houssaye, email is [email protected]. phone is 33-2-31-22-35-68 We were in the room called Le Ecuyer (something like that) which was a double just off the courtyard so we had to walk outside to get to the breakfast room.Loved the room and our hosts were wonderful. Our room was 60e per night for two.
There is a large free public parking lot right across the street from the b&b. We liked our second visit to Bayeux even better than the first and the B&B was part of the reason.
I'll be happy to answer any questions you might have. Deborah
It's called Manoir Guerin de la Houssaye, email is [email protected]. phone is 33-2-31-22-35-68 We were in the room called Le Ecuyer (something like that) which was a double just off the courtyard so we had to walk outside to get to the breakfast room.Loved the room and our hosts were wonderful. Our room was 60e per night for two.
There is a large free public parking lot right across the street from the b&b. We liked our second visit to Bayeux even better than the first and the B&B was part of the reason.
I'll be happy to answer any questions you might have. Deborah
Jan 13th, 2008, 09:42 AM
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this is a little bit away - but we loved Honfleur and stayed at Cour Ste. Catherine.
www.giaglis.com
Honfleur was very fun little town as a base of operations, but may be further away than you want depending on your plans, days visiting, etc.
www.giaglis.com
Honfleur was very fun little town as a base of operations, but may be further away than you want depending on your plans, days visiting, etc.
Jan 13th, 2008, 09:50 AM
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We used Chateau de lignerolles at http://lignerolles.homestead.com/lignerollesEN.html . We highly recommend them, the bed and breakfast was wonderful and in addition Roel gives D-Day tours. My dad and husband can not recommend him enough, the highlight of their trip. We found him through Rick Steves. You can veiw some photos of the Chateau here at www.happytotravel.shutterfly.com ,
click on the normandy.
click on the normandy.
Jan 13th, 2008, 11:10 AM
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We stayed at L'Atre Fleuri in Balleroy in May of 2007. It was a lovely B&B about 10 miles from Bayeux. The rooms are nicely done with beautiful linens. The breakfast is really wonderful. We took the D-D tour with Raul from the above post. There is a chateau in Balleroy very close to the B & B which you can tour. It is owned by the Forbes family and also has a hot air balloon museum which you can tour.
Here is the website for the B&B:
http://www.nighty-night.net/
Here is the website for the B&B:
http://www.nighty-night.net/
Jan 14th, 2008, 08:18 AM
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We're staying at Le Mas Normand soon. It receives wonderful reviews on trip advisor.
Le Mas Normand Charming B§B - A touch of Provence in Normandy...! http://www.lemasnormand.com
Tel /Fax : 00 33 (0) 231 21 97 75
Le Mas Normand Charming B§B - A touch of Provence in Normandy...! http://www.lemasnormand.com
Tel /Fax : 00 33 (0) 231 21 97 75
Jan 15th, 2008, 02:21 PM
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Thanks to all for your help. We've reserved L'Atre Fleuri. Looks like a wonderful place.
Elaine - I looked at gitelacroix, but it looked mostly like a gite, not for just a few nights.
I tried to book at Lignerolles but they were full for our dates.
I couldn't really find a good website for Manoir Guerin de la Houssaye with pictures or much description.
And we thought maybe Honfleur was a bit too far away, although definitely worth a visit.
Thank you again for all your help!
Elaine - I looked at gitelacroix, but it looked mostly like a gite, not for just a few nights.
I tried to book at Lignerolles but they were full for our dates.
I couldn't really find a good website for Manoir Guerin de la Houssaye with pictures or much description.
And we thought maybe Honfleur was a bit too far away, although definitely worth a visit.
Thank you again for all your help!
