An unexpected stay thanks to Brittany Ferries strike, but after all the hastle and stress of finding an alternative route home, 3 nights at Le Petit Chateau was a tranquil and calming haven. After all the stress and a 500 mile journey we were welcomed with open arms by our wonderful hosts in their beautiful garden. We stayed this time... More

We stayed for 3 nights at this very charming B and B which is a former Watch Tower. It is filled with antique furniture and old world charm. We stayed in the ground floor room which was spotlessly clean. Comfortable bed and a good shower. Excellent location and off street parking. Beautiful Garden with excellent hosts. Traditional french breakfast with... More

We stayed at this hotel in order to make the early ferry. I really would recommend doing this if you've been staying more than 30 miles away. The room is in a two bedroom garret and is stunning. The wood panelling and views over their well maintained large garden and veg patch.are lovely. A couple of streets away there is... More

I was only there for 1 night and will go back to Ouisterham just to stay there again! Such excellent hosts. Comfortable room and delicious breakfast in an extraordinary building within a spacious garden. They even leant me a bike so I could go exploring.

We stayed 3 nights having read the positive reviews on Tripadvisor. The rooms are quirky, spotlessly clean and have nice comfy beds. Our wonderful hosts Suzanne and Daniel prepared the most delicious and copious breakfasts for us, together with a Normandy speciality and homemade jams. They were so friendly and eager to please, explaining the history of the area. This... More

We have just returned from a 3 night trip to Ouistreham. What can I say apart from 'magnifique'! From our welcome to our reluctant departure we enjoyed unrivaled hospitality from our lovely hosts Suzanne & Daniel. 'Le petit Chateau' is a little gem, steeped in it's own history, a tranquil haven, yet only 5 minutes from the ferry port and... More

I took my father in June 2011 to re-visit sites he had been at during WW2. We were warmly welcomed by the owners, who although they spoke no English made do with my scrappy French to communicate. The building is quirky and unique, the bedrooms were very nice, roomy, clean, nice linen on the beds We were treated to lovely... More