Beds were terrible very uncomfortable no sleep, used the sofa bed a bit better, no tea/coffee making facilities. Manageress stated that they do not cater for English people. Very overpriced, charged us the full 9 euro for one coissant had to supply our own tea as all they had was minted and other perfumed tea. All in all a very... More

We were taking the ferry home from France at the end of our holiday. We have, in the past travelled from St Malo to Portsmouth and managed to make it part of our holiday, enjoying 2 nights in a comfortable hotel. We usually pay 70- 90 Euro a night and have never been disappointed. This year we decided to try... More

Great location overlooking the beach & sea, the food was wonderful and represented value compared with other restaurants of the same standard in the town. The room (in an annex 60 metres away) had the same view as the restaurant but was of an adequate rather than good standard. The staff were good, and we enjoyed our 2 night stay.

We chose to extend our two week holiday in France by an extra night before travelling home via Le Havre which is just over an hour away. I must say after a week in highly touristy and overpriced (albeit beautiful Honfleur), Courseulles was a very welcome, more authentic French seaside experience. Husband and teenage son visited the excellent Canadian war... More

The good bit was the restaurant, superb and the food was almost as good as the excellent service. You could not fault that. However, we had a family room at the Gytan, which is away from the main hotel but not too far and expected it to be quite good. It was in fact quite basic, if not rather rustic... More

The location was fantastic - centrally located if you are visiting all the D-Day beaches. The seaside rooms were wonderful - quaint and spacious. The resturaunt had great food and a nice breakfast and lovely views of the sea. Our family of four did not get a seaside room, but had to stay across the street in a seperate building... More

Nothing much to say about the hotel that hasn't been said by other reviewers. Nice position right on Juno beach. Good base camp for exploring any D-day-site. Rooms fair. Restaurant more than fair. Breakfast poor. Staff very nice. Overall, fairly good value. Location, as said, excellent for excursions. Wifi, which is free, worked in some parts of the hotel. If... More

We enjoyed three nights in our triple room overlooking Juno beach. Great room. Spacious, two balconies and clean. Excellent food with lots of choice for a half board arrangement. Very busy but still attentive and friendly. Excellent value for money and would definitely stay here again.

We were sitting in a restaurant and had decided that we just didn't want to travel anymore that day and saw the sign for the hotel down the beach. I walked down there and asked for a room. I was then told to follow the maid and we went off down the road a few hundred meters and then up... More