Normandy France: Hotel recommendations?

Normandy France: Hotel recommendations?

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pcn1

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1,241 posts

225 months

Tuesday 30th May 2023
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Planning a trip to see the Normandy beaches and WW2 historic sites in July.

Need to book a hotel that's central to all the major sites, so each day we can just ride off for the day and return.

Anyone been lately, any locations or hotel recommendations that would suit bikes ? (as in safe parking etc)

Cheers

blueg33

37,949 posts

230 months

Tuesday 30th May 2023
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The Grand Hotel in Cabourg looked nice, but we only had a few drinks there

There may be some good ones in Honfleur but that can get silly busy

bennno

12,509 posts

275 months

Tuesday 30th May 2023
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La Dilligence in Honfleur is in the centre but with secure parking in a central courtyard that rooms all open out on to.

Its ideal if you want to walk out for a drink and dinner in the evenings.

airsafari87

2,809 posts

188 months

Tuesday 30th May 2023
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Taking an interest in this as we are doing something similar at the back end of June.

tivver500

370 posts

276 months

Tuesday 30th May 2023
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Search for La Tringale, SE of Caen and run by an english biker couple. It's in the middle of nowhere but they can supply very good food and have a sensibly priced bar. Under cover parking for about 10 bikes...

littleredrooster

5,664 posts

202 months

Tuesday 30th May 2023
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We've stayed in the Churchill Hotel, Bayeux, a few times. Lovely place and the bikes are tucked away around the rear of the hotel. Recommended.

Rhonda

1,740 posts

253 months

Wednesday 31st May 2023
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We stayed at the Ibis central in Caen as it has secure underground parking. OK hotel but is joined to the Mecure that looked nicer. Close to loads of bars and restaurants and easy to visit all the sites from there.

Marquezs Stabilisers

1,507 posts

67 months

Wednesday 31st May 2023
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Normandy Beach B&B in Arromanches, with the caveat I've not been for some years. Secure parking, village itself is a D Day beach, and pretty central.