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Old Aug 1st, 2001 | 06:45 AM
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Adam
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Normandy Hotel Help

I will be in Normandy for two days. The first day I will be at Mont St. Michel and will be staying there over night. The next day, I will be touring the WWII sites. I will be drivign back to Paris the next morning, and am looking for a nice place for that one night. I can stay anywhere between Bayeux & Paris. Thanks.
 
Old Aug 1st, 2001 | 07:31 AM
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How about Honfleur? My favorite is La Ferme Saint-Simeon. see www.relaischateaux.fr.simeon <BR>or La Chaumiere. See www.reliaschateaux.fr/chaumiere <BR>Rooms are about $200US but are total luxury. <BR>
 
Old Aug 1st, 2001 | 07:49 AM
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Second Honfleur, as there is much to see and excellent places to eat. <BR> <BR>I stayed at Cheval BLanc as cheaper than the recommendation above, great location and view, rooms comfortable though not luxurious. <BR> <BR>Alternatively for a small isolated auberge with excellent food, and great prices in a traditional ancient norman timbered building, try Auberge Val le Cesne which is just near Yvetot, details and review in a previous thread called "Kavey's Normandy Trip Report/ Diary May 2001" <BR> <BR>Kav
 
Old Aug 16th, 2001 | 09:49 PM
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Adam, I would stay somewhere in Bayeux. You will have a long drive from Mt St Michel, then spend the day touring the WW2 sites around Bayeux, maybe seeing the museum in Caen, the D-Day beaches, etc. Honfleur is 1hr 15 min beyond Bayeux. I would just stay in Bayeux and absorb as much of the sites as I could. By the way, if you stay there I don't have a hotel recommendation, but I do have a restaurant recommendation: Le Petit Normand. The food was great, very reasonably priced, and when I went there, I met St Cirq who posts frequently on this board - she and her family were sitting at the next table! Talk about small world! I used many of St Cirqs recommendations for a Dordogne visit last year as well as her directions to Mont. St Michel. Anyway, if you do decide to opt for Honfleur, I did stay there, it is a lovely harbor town and we stayed at Hotel L'Ecrin and enjoyed it. I believe it was about $100 US. The breakfast was nice, too.
 
Old Aug 17th, 2001 | 02:17 AM
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I agree with Bayeux and I ahve 2 hotel suggestions for you. The Lion d'or or the Grand Hotel Luxembourg.Have a look at them. Have a good trip.
 

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