Recently Reviewed Hotels around Ouistreham

Hotels in Ouistreham

• Ibis Styles Ouistreham
  "Great experience"
  "Very nice hotel. Great location. Great service. The hotel concept of breakfast, WiFi and free coffee, tea and cookies during the day is excellent. The room was a bit small but very convenient. Hotel staff is very professional and friendly"
• Hotel le Saint Georges
  "Perfect first / last night of holiday near to ferry"
  "We recently stayed here for the first (arriving on evening ferry) and last (early morning departure) nights of our holiday and I have to say we couldn't have wished for a nicer way to begin and end our stay, The staff are very friendly and helpful and we were given a large room with big windows and ..."a sea view (unfortunately a couple of new building opposite but this is not the hotels fault, (can't believe the planners allowed it!!). Loved being able to step out of the hotel and go for a walk on the amazing beach, many interesting museums etc, near to these Normandy landing beaches too, Really really handy for the ferry, in fact we could actually see it from our room! The hotel is very peaceful even though it is so close to the ferry port, we could not hear any noise from the road outside which doesn't seem to carry much traffic. The hotel also has a nice little garden at the back. The bed was very comfortable and although the bathroom was a lttle small this was not a problem. The resta... " More >
• Ibis Styles Ouistreham
  "Ideal for overnight or a mini-break"
  "Travelling by ferry to or from Ouistreham? Look no further for an overnight / weekend / mini-break hotel. We travelled as foot passengers, arriving mid-evening. Step out of the terminal and the hotel is less than 100m to your right, the green Ibis logo glowing in the dusk. We've been fans of ..."Ibis for years, particularly for off-season breaks, but this was the first experience of the Ibis Styles sub-brand. Same but different, would be the verdict. Instead of the familiar red logo, a bright green predominates. But who cares. The rooms are clean, the beds are comfortable, and big enough enough for a couple staying one or two nights. The fact that they are called "cabines" will tell you they aren't enormous – and I have to agree with my yachtmaster friend that they are a bit on the tight side if you have to find room for lifejacket, foul weather gear, chart case and navigator bag. Staff are friendly and efficient with a working knowledge of English if your French is rusty.... " More >