Hotels near Deauville, Deauville

Excellent breakfast buffet with a large selection of sweet and salty food. Location is great within walking distance to everything. The rooms cleanliness is doubtful. There's no separate bathroom which is really strange. The shower is in the hallway of the room. There's a sliding door that separates the room from the toilet but it's difficult to close and doesn't isolate any sound or light. Not good at all if you're traveling with friends or family. Never seen any room like this before. Poor design.

What a disappointment....don't go there!!!!!. In their description of the property it fails to mention it is located in an industrial estate, surrounded by commercial properties. The exterior of the property was a disgrace with long grass which had not been mown for some time and gave the impression of being a neglected wilderness. The receptionist did not present a professional appearance, dressed in trousers and a non-descript polo shirt, rather than corporate identity clothing. Given a key for the room on the 2nd floor, we found it did not deactivate the locking mechanism and on return to the reception, the receptionist remonstrated and shouted at my wife saying he was trying to be helpful in the rudest terms. There was no lounge to relax in and no alcohol beverages were available. My wife and I left the premises having been told we would not receive any refund for the three nights we had booked. Thankfully I paid for the rent of the room by Creidt Card and should be able to recover my outlay. A truly disgusting location, property and receptionist. Avoid at all costs!!!!

A very friendly and welcoming team are there to begin your stay. A very well-maintained hotel with beautiful furnishings and the staff could not have been more helpful. We were shown personally to our room having been given a tour of the hotel facilities ie the restaurant, soma and pool. The room was ample in size (a superior room on the fourth floor) and the bathroom /shower room was very generous. There was a wonderful view over the golf course snd open air swimming pool. We decided to enjoy the three course meal in the restaurant. The food was outstanding. Plenty of choice to suit all palettes. The staff could not have been more attentive and helpful and made the evening feel very relaxed and enjoyable. Breakfast was of a first-class standard with a choice of freshly-cooked eggs. My husband has never had such beautifully fried eggs ( fried in cacao butter - much healthier!). Outside of Deauville but only a few minutes drive away to tranquility and peace with a magnificent view over the town of Deauville, the beach and the bay. Totally and highly recommend staying here.

The room was overlooking the car park, which was always full, we had no problem finding a space in early evenings. The room had all we required, a few more hangers would have been nice and a second teaspoon but I’m sure if we’d asked it would t have been an issue. The location is great free parking on site, easy walk into town no more than ten minutes for a slow walker. There isn’t a path on one side of the road, but the grass verge only lasted 3 minutes at most then you’re back on proper paths. Check in was easy, the pool area did get packed out with noisy children but it’s a pool and they’re on holiday no big deal. The Balcony was lovely for morning coffee and croissant, but you could get breakfast in the restaurant as well, we enjoyed a glass of wine I. The evenings after dinner on the balcony too. The bed was comfy, plenty of towels and toiletries. Great base for enjoying Honfleur and areas nearby.

Nice hotel in a nice location. Breakfast is good but expensive 20.00 pp Good parking in the garage under the hotel. 20.00 euros per night. Nice staff.

The rooms were great if you have a sea view. Really beautiful in the morning and afternoon. We wanted an easy meal so we went to the hotel bar. Waited half an hour before we were asked for drinks, no drinks menu offered, we had to ask for it and then another 20 minutes to get our drinks - a glass of cocktail and a bottle of wine. Only brought out one glass so asked for another as I was there with my husband. We ordered the food - dozen oysters, cheese platter and fries. An hour later the food arrived minus the chips. We had to ask for the chips 10 minutes later as they had not brought them out. No apology or anything said from the waiter. When we went to pay, not a single thank you for being patient or tolerant of their uselessness. Not even a thanks for dining. It cost us 130 euros for rubbish food and even worse service. So disappointing and will never eat there again. It would have been better to eat at the many restaurants in the village.

This review is based on the hotel being a 4* spa hotel. It's more like a 3*. Based on the price and rating, it falls short of what you pay for & what you get. The location is excellent - best in the area and there is no competition, so for that, it's worth it's 4*. It's well staffed and most staff are helpful & attentive. We had lunch on the terrace on a sunny day, and the service then wasn't the best. Different waiters came each time, so they didn't know who had ordered what. Usually in France we notice they always do and that's what sets French service apart from others. Not the case here - the wrong dishes were brought, there was some confusion and the sharing dishes we did order all arrived at different times. It was rather lacking and felt disjointed. We had to ask for drinks twice and that was also confusing. We had breakfast every day. Decent enough - but the layout of the breakfast, especially in the corner where the bread and jams were made it congested there. They have the guest reception/greeting desk in the same corner, rather than right at the door as you enter, so it was rather confusing for those on their first day, wondering where the staff member was. A simple rearrangement would solve this. We had the best room - the suite. Usually, I'd expect some extra items in a suite, like complementary drinks, fruit - I've even had reserved tables at breakfast, reflecting the premium price of a suite (especially in high season). There was nothing. Each day we had to ask for the water to be replenished and there was nothing else in the fridge. There was tea/coffee but no milk. We could have asked for milk from the bar. Remember this is a suite in a 4*... on the ferry over, in their premier cabins, we had better service. It left me wondering where the extra money (and it was a lot) went, other than a bigger room. The room was nice. The toilet was very small, though and getting in and out takes careful planning as the door opens inwards. Astonishingly - there were no USB ports in the room. The 3* budget hotel I use for work has these, as did the basic cabin on the ferry over, but none here. I do have an adapter but did't imagine I'd need it in a hotel of this level, so left it behind. This can easily be solved. Charging phones/cameras became a chore. The view was nice, but the windows are very small and narrow. I had to stoop to see the view, or sot down and stretch up. The spa was OK. The steam room wasn't working for a while and I couldn't find any staff for some time. Someone else reported it, but it never returned to proper service. It had been OK the previous day. They do let children in the spa, which is something I'd change. A spa is supposed to be a place to relax and putting up with other people's children is often not conductive to that. In summary, it's a pleasant hotel, with nice staff and I would stay again if in the area, however, for the price and rating, it does fall short. I wouldn't bother with the suite.

Have just returned from a 7 night stay at this hotel. The staff were polite and the rooms were serviced to a good standard every day. There are plenty of eating opportunities available in the immediate area to suit most tastes. We chose to cross the road and eat at the Flunch, which best suited our needs. Very handy location for our tour of the D Day beaches. Recommend.

We have a very anxious experience in this hotel. We take a room in this hotel and when we returned from the restaurant in the night we found that someone had taken his shower in our room and was left in our bed. The room was not very comfortable and the room was very comfortable. We contacted the watchman at night, he re-allocated a room without giving us a plausible explanation.

Here's a unique hotel - housed in a old mansion from the 1900s. This means that each room in the original wing is a little different and 'eclectic'. There's also a new wing with newer rooms, a spa, a swimming pool (sorta heated), a bistro and a 1 Michelin star restaurant. Pros: - Unique style of hotel that's set away from the hustle/bustle of the Etritat town. - Helpful staff - Complimentary bakes and hot drinks from 4-6pm - Michelin-star restaurant on site (but it was closed during our visit) - Comfortable beds, good water pressure and a bathtub - Professional grade Nespresso machine in-room with 4 pods (2x decaf) + nice tea bags - Grounds are cute, with a resident cat, fireplace and pleasant garden-ish spaces. Cons: - Cleanliness - we discovered a swarm of ants crawling behind the curtain. We think it was some food that wasn't cleaned away from the previous guest that attracted the ants. This was gross. - Room styling may not be to everyone's tastes - suggest you ask to view a room before you move your luggage in. - Narrow stairs to rooms in main building, was abit hard to get luggage up to but they can get help if needed. - Location could be a con for some as it's a good 10-12 min walk into the main down down a high. - Parking spaces were limited. - Breakfast is pricey at 25 euro - there's a great boulangerie in town Maison Piquenot that you can get good croissants, baguettes from. - Overall abit pricey for the value you get.