Calvados Hotels & Accommodations

Very handy hotel to stay if you’re going to the memorial, 7 minute walk or a 1 minute drive to get there. Not too far from town either about a €13 cab ride. Hotel is clean and tidy, my only complaint would be the lack of dining area in the morning, it’s very tiny. The only facilities are a microwave and fridge in the room plus a vending machine selling basic stuff, that should be upgraded by the management to provide more of a selection for guests.

The hotel is very clean, a perfect reception, a large room and a large bathroom, very good littery. I recommend it without concern and I will come back to it for the next weekend.

Spent one night at Sejours & Affaires Caen after visiting astonishing Etretat and before heading to D-Day Beaches. Our room was large (basically a flat complete with kitchenette), very clean and recently renovated. Inexpensive rates, excellent value for money. Would stay here again. My most heartfelt suggestion for a meal in Caen: have your lunch/dinner at L'Embroche (feel free to check my review if interested). Simply amazing!

Visited the Premiere Class Bayeux whilst on a trip to the area. The hotel is competitively priced. It's also quite basic. There were two people in our room, although the room has beds for three. If it were to be occupied by three people then it would be really cramped - it was congested enough with two people. The room was in decent condition: cleaned daily. However the bathroom is very small. Not much space at all. But the shower was hot and powerful enough so the basics are covered! The beds were comfortable enough for a good night's sleep. A breakfast is provided. I didn't try it, but others reported it as being basic. Overall - basic but certainly workable for a stay if you are looking to stick to a budget.

Welcomed by a lovely lady whose English was better than my French. Easy check in and room was clean and well laid out. Room cleaned every day and fresh towels supplied If you are on a budget this is the place and add to that secure parking, we rode down on Harleys so secure parking is a must, it was a great hotel. Right next door to McDonalds and Buffalo Grill so easy to get fed and watered Close by os petrol stations

Let’s start with the positives…the rooms were well appointed. The hotel has a nice décor. The location is superb. There is an excellent convenience store/corner in the lobby with drinks, snacks and other amenities. The in-room amenities were very good. The lack of a dedicated drop-off/pick-up zone could be problematic if you aren’t lucky enough to find an open parking spot in front of the hotel. Our biggest disappointment was the very poorly designed and constructed stairs to the second floor of the family duplex room that we booked. The “stair tread” was far too shallow and the anti-slip stickers are not close enough to the edge to be fully functional. The problem with this room is that the showers are upstairs and there are two beds downstairs. So, there’s a lot of traffic going up and down. I fell one day so hard that I had three 20cm bruises on my back torso. I’m lucky that I didn’t do damage to my internal organs or break a rib. They were the worst bruises I’ve had in my adult life. The following day, my ten year-old daughter also slipped on these stairs and hurt herself. Every country and local jurisdiction has its own standards, but these stairs are really quite dangerous. Good luck trying to bring suitcases upstairs. We left ours downstairs and that severely limited the usefulness of that space. I reported the stair issue and while they listened empathetically and said they'd make a report, they didn't offer any type of effort to ease the pain, such as sending flowers, chocolates, or some other nice gesture. A better hotel would have done more than just ”make a report.” I would stay at this hotel again, but never in a Duplex Room.

Breakfast is OK, feel better than Novotel Paris Versailles, you can squeeze orange juice and fried poached eggs, the other is basically bread milk coffee tea juice, the same as the European hotels. It is not in the center of the town, on the high-speed side, but the place in Caen is not big. It takes 5 minutes to drive to the pedestrian street. Free parking, one big bed plus one sofa bed (can sleep two children)

Le Personnel est charmant, et l’hotel est agréable. La literie est correcte. J’apprecie tout particulièrement le parking qui est très pratique et sécurisé. J’ai déjà effectué plusieurs séjours dans cet hôtel, et j’y reviendrai.

After an early morning departure from London, a 6 hour ferry ride, and another nearly 2 hours of bus from Caen, we arrived at Grandcamp-Maisy quite tired. Our tour director had our room keys available and we headed to find our rooms. It was worth the search. Very large apartment-style room with a modern kitchen, living-room, separate bedroom, and slightly larger than normal bathroom. Very comfortable and attractive. The separate bedroom was a bit small; very little room to maneuver around the bed, but comfortable and manageable for a single occupant. Just a five minute walk to the beach. The Maisy battery, if you're interested in WWII sites, is not too far away, either. Breakfast was the usual buffet-style offerings, but there were plenty of options and all the food was fresh. There was a minimal staff in January, but we managed to do just fine. A very nice place.

Very satisfied with the newly opened hotel. Next to the sea, if you are driving by yourself, there are parking lots at the hotel and next to it. Because I went there in winter, there are not many tourists, the experience is very good, but if it is summer, it is estimated that there will be a lot of people. The hotel breakfast is on the 5th floor and the quality is very good. There are also many restaurants in the surrounding area. After all, it is winter and few are open, but if there is a chance, I will stay again.