We origianlly were going to spend two nights here and ended up staying four. It was a great location to drive to all of the D-day sites and museums then return for a quite evening on the beach. The hotel is older but very clean and the staff was wonderful and very accomodating. Rooms are small but that is the norm in France. We ate breakfast at the hotel but didn't use the retaurant for lunch or dinner. We did however sit on the outdoor deck and enjoyed coffee and beer/wine as you can't beat the view! Make you reservation early and ask for a ocean view room.

Our previous night was spent on Le Mont San Michel where I felt like a Princess in a Castle. The sat nav finally got us to the hotel after walking along the promenade. On arrival we were assured where we had parked for free would be ok (it was) our room was on the 2nd floor but up a flight of stairs to an attic area with head out of window sea views. The room was basic but very clean, if not a weird entry!) We ventured out around Arromanche to see if any restaurants took our fancy (although as a safety measure we had booked into the hotel restaurant). We decided that we would actually dine at the hotel, and we were not disappointed, food was superb, service was attentive (restaurant was extremely busy). Overall the hotel is in the most excellent position for the Normandy Tours, fabulous views of the mulberry harbour and the locals on low tide 'moules' collecting. Staff extremely helpful and friendly.

This hotel has a perfect location if you plan to visit the landing beaches. it is a bit more expensive than other hotels in the area but you get nice rooms. Ours had a sea view although not all rooms do. the staff is extremely friendly and helpful. Hotel is right across a good museum and has a good restaurant which is not cheap but the ambiance is worth it. food quality is also very good.

Lets say firstly, the rooms were clean and the beds comfortable. Unfortunately our late booking left only tiny rooms available because the hotel location is premo. The walls were so thin in our #237 room I thought someone was blow drying their hair in our room. Our bath was as small as an indoor ship cabin bath, we dubbed the shower "The Fishtank"! Front desk was very nice and accommodating, the beach is outside the door. Listening to the waves at night was serene. You decide. I did see a Channel view room with twice our size and large bath.