L'OREE DE DEAUVILLE: Discover Vauville, Calvados

Linking Tourgéville to Villers-sur-Mer, this greenway offers a pleasant and safe route. It passes through the Blonville-Villers marshes, a natural area covering nearly 120 hectares where birds and white storks find a place to nest amongst the wet meadows and canals.

Across streams and dells, this route offers you a great variety of landscapes and, at the end of the road, by the church, a pretty viewpoint over Beaumont-en-Auge and the surrounding hills.

Linking Villers-sur-Mer to Tourgéville, this greenway offers a pleasant and safe route. It passes through the Blonville-Villers marshes, a natural area covering nearly 120 hectares where birds and white storks find a place to nest amongst the wet meadows and canals.

This site offers some extraordinary landscapes on Touques marshes, Pays d’Auge hills, Vaches Noires cliffs and the Côte Fleurie. Including a rich fauna and flora that is characteristic of the calcareous soil, it also has outstanding vestiges of the Atlantic Wall.

These marshlands stretch across 120ha and offer a peaceful environment for the many bird species that nest here. Over recent years, white storks have come to feed here and a specific platform to facilitate their nesting has been installed.

From Saint-Arnoult to Deauville, the itinerary takes you through the elegance of the Côte Fleurie. Join Deauville to admire Les Franciscaines, a unique cultural center, and the Villa Strassburger, an architectural gem. A 3 km ride on the greenway, used by La Seine à Vélo and La Vélomaritime itineraries.

Walks and hikes in Terre d'Auge starting from Beaumont-en-Auge, a protected village with a beautiful panorama over the Touques valley.

ID Travel’s criteria: - Clients: couples or groups (adults, seniors) - Budget: 700€ maximum - Length of stay: 8 days, 7 nights - Accommodation: cosy hotels - Km/day: 45 to 50km (max. 70km)

From Deauville, explore the Pays d'Auge by heading to Pont l'Evêque , the unmissable crossroad of Normandy. Part of the route is a cycle path between Deauville and Saint-Arnoult, where horse riding is also allowed.

From Deauville to Saint-Arnoult, this itinerary lets you discover the elegance of the Côte Fleurie. At the start, admire Les Franciscaines, a unique cultural center, followed by the Villa Strassburger, an architectural gem. A 3 km stroll on the greenway, used by La Seine à Vélo and La Vélomaritime itineraries.

Welcome to the aptly named Doucelle ... Our Relais de charme, Maison d'hôtes & de cultures is nestled in a pretty little village in the heart of the Normandie Maine Regional Nature Park, on the Mayenne/Orne border, a 2? hour drive from Paris West, and 1 hour from Caen/Laval/Le Mans. Surrounded by forests and hedged farmland, this former presbytery has been lovingly restored by a couple with a passion for music, nature, encounters and the arts, and offers 5 beautiful rooms for rent (from 14 to 38m2, including a family suite), each bearing the name and atmosphere of a cult song from France's heritage. The house, designed as an invitation to relax, contemplate and reconnect with nature and the senses, boasts a number of comfortable areas (large lounges, dining room, cosy fireplace and armchairs, contemporary art, sound therapy room), a terrace overlooking the magnificent 5,000m2 landscaped park (with many trees and a small pond), a large 500m2 vegetable garden with its vegetables and plants (which we use for our table d'hôtes, in addition to a fine selection of gourmet products from the surrounding area for healthy, authentic cuisine). Initiate yourself to sonotherapy, in sound travel mode, and enjoy our massages, to relax in a different way, our hammocks, deckchairs, table tennis table, our many board games (classic and more exotic), or the bowls and tennis courts adjacent to the house. Come and take part in our courses (naturopathy, art therapy, forest therapy...), and let go. Privatise La Doucelle and create a friendly, authentic setting for your corporate events (team building, seminars, conference meetings) or celebrations (birthdays, weddings). To respect the environment and the slow philosophy, La Doucelle attaches great importance to minimising its carbon footprint, and pays particular attention to its energy consumption (geothermal energy), waste management (composting, sorting, zero waste), re-use & recycling (vintage furniture, repairs, wabi sabi), and product sourcing (100% organic, sustainable or local, no toxic products). Find out all about the programme on our website, including the organisation of weekends based around music and well-being (massage, meditation, sound therapy etc)... Calm, cosy, country-style and slow... It's "la Doucelle de vivre"! Find out more about Isabelle and Jonathan, the Slowlydays team.

If you love the countryside, beautiful landscapes and outdoor activities, we're ideally located and will be delighted to welcome you and guide you on your adventure! In Lignières-Orgères, this pretty, fully renovated traditional house offers all the comforts you need for a weekend in the countryside, a week's holiday or even a week's work! The gîte is located on the border between the Orne and Mayenne departments, in a green setting right in the middle of the countryside! You'll be able to explore and discover several regions of France! Le Perche, the Alpes Mancelles with family, friends, cyclists, bikers, .... Bagnoles de l'Orne is close by for those taking the waters... Detached house with fenced garden and 3 bedrooms, sleeping between 1 and 6 people. The house can be rented by the night, by the week or more, please contact us.

Le Coudray is in an old farmhouse 300 m from the village of La Pallu, near the forest, 9 km from Pré-en-Pail, 30 km from Alençon, 12 km from La Ferté-Macé, 9 km from Couterne and 14 km from Bagnoles de l'Orne, a spa town. Thérèse, who loves the countryside, welcomes you to her haven of peace. You will be staying in a bedroom on the first floor of the house. Private bathroom with shower, WC, vanity unit and hairdryer. Indoor or outdoor breakfast, table and chairs in front of the house or at the back in a wooded park. There are a number of restaurants, the nearest of which is 4 km away (Couptrain). Thérèse, who knows the area inside out, will be delighted to give you information and advice on your visits and, if you wish, to accompany you on short walks in the surrounding area. La chambre d'hôtes du Coudray is 4.3 km from the Véloscénie, on the Alençon / Bagnoles-de-l'Orne via Carrouges stage, exit before St-Patrice du Désert (lieu-dit "le Plessis") then take the D241.

If you're looking for a wellness break in an unspoilt natural setting, with friends or family, the Moulin de Cordouen, between Mayenne and Orne, offers a quality service with its sauna and Nordic bath on the River Mayenne. The Moulin has been redesigned by an architect to offer spacious accommodation in every room, with bay windows to take advantage of the waterfall and the landscape. The two stone buildings are linked by a glass roof and completely surrounded by wooden terraces. They can accommodate up to 10 people. On the ground floor, the living area - 58m² - is very bright and features a lounge area with large sofas, widescreen TV and pellet stove, a large dining table and an open-plan fitted kitchen, a utility room (washing machine, tumble dryer). A wellness area with sauna, Italian shower and separate toilet, open onto the Nordic bath terrace. Superb views of the river and hills. Sleeping area: 2 bedrooms (28m²), one with 1 double bed (160*200) and 1 single bed (90*200) and the other with 1 double bed (160*200), each with en suite facilities. Upstairs, 2 bedrooms, one with 1 160*200 bed and the second with 3 90*200 beds, a shower room with walk-in shower and wc. The full service includes bathroom linen, including bathrobes for adults, household linen, electricity, wood and pellets (heating). Optional: cleaning (120€), if you do not select this option when booking, a cleaning cheque must be deposited on arrival and returned at the end of your stay if the cleaning is completed. All shops in Pré-en-Pail Samson 7km away and many producers around the gîte (ask for advice on arrival). The spa town of Bagnoles de l'Orne is 19km away. Don't miss the fortified castle of Lassay-les-Châteaux with its 8 massive towers and drawbridge still in use!

Explore the valleys of the Mayenne and discover La Petite Vallée gite in a rural setting. Everything you need to relax and indulge your senses! The 113m² gîte, with its 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and 2 separate WCs, is fully restored, south-facing, detached and not overlooked. Ground floor: fitted kitchen opening onto the 52 m² living room with fireplace (wood-burning stove), flat-screen TV - 1 bedroom (1 double bed) - shower room (walk-in shower, washing machine, tumble dryer) - separate wc. 1st floor: 1 bedroom (1 x 160cm bed) - 1 bedroom (1 x 140cm bed and 1 x 90cm bed) - 1 bathroom - separate wc. Baby equipment available on request. Children can enjoy the swing set in the garden and the games available in the gîte. Wifi, very good network ideal for teleworking with Fibre and television. Parking, south-facing terrace, garden furniture, charcoal barbecue, wooded and landscaped grounds. Access path to the river La Mayenne with river fishing (fishing licence required). Hiking trails (GR22 C) and farmyard animals, goats and ponies nearby. 1 hour from Le Mans. Shops: Pré en Paille 7km - La Ferté-Macé: leisure centre -Bagnoles de l'Orne, 20km: casino, spa...golf.

Single-storey studio comprising 1 bedroom with double bed (160x190), 1 bathroom with shower and WC, kitchenette, 1 small living room with sofa bed, ideal for walkers or people seeking the peace and quiet of the countryside.

Lovingly restored gîtes set in quiet, picturesque rural countryside, perfect for a summer break by the heated pool from April to October, or a cosy winter break in front of the wood-burning stove, lovely walks, perfect for cycling, outdoor space

Les Bruyères offers a comfortable setting with spacious rooms and a sheltered courtyard with barbecue and garden furniture. On the ground floor, you enter through the living room (28m²) with its wood-burning stove, a large TV with DTT and two sofas. The 25m² kitchen has a large fridge, dishwasher, washing machine, oven, microwave, 2 induction hobs and 2 gas hobs. The shower room has a walk-in shower, washbasin, storage space and hairdryer. Separate WC. Upstairs, 3 bedrooms. The 1st (34m²) has a 180*200 king-size bed, bath and WC, privacy screen and plenty of storage space. A 2nd green bedroom (18m²) with a 140*190 bed, chest of drawers and sofa bed. The last bedroom (8m²) with its four-poster bed has a 140*190 bed. In Neuilly-le-Vendin, you'll find a café-bar-restaurant with a bread counter and a hairdresser. More shops in Pré-en-Pail (12km) and La Ferté-Macé (15km). You are 13km from the spa town of Bagnoles de l'Orne and in the Normandie-Maine Regional Nature Park. You'll love the hiking trails and the nearby Véloscénie cycle route linking Paris to Mont Saint Michel. If you fancy a spot of fishing, there are plenty of opportunities in the village, with lakes and trout in the river.

The Glanville washhouse (on the road to Deauville), which is almost entirely original, is one of the ‘market-hall-style’ washhouses recorded in the Terre d’Auge region. This washhouse consists of a large square cement basin with washing boards running around the edge. The floor, which appears to be original, is made of bricks and cement. You will notice a small channel connected to a hole, which probably allowed the water to drain away. In addition, another hole is visible, containing a pipe that used to carry water to the basin. The washhouse is completely open on all four sides and has a wooden roof structure. The structure rests on four posts secured by cement flashings to hold the whole structure in place. If you look closely at these posts, you will see small notches or even rods, suggesting the probable presence of old clotheslines. The washhouse’s roof is made of slate and was designed to protect the washerwomen from the elements. The washhouse is situated near a stream and is therefore supplied with water from the Rû Saint Clair Saulnier, thanks to a diversion of part of the stream’s flow. In fact, this stream was developed in the 19th century to supply – and, above all, to maintain – a substantial flow of water to the Quesnoy mill, situated near the washhouse. Do feel free to stop off at the washhouse whilst passing by in your car or on your bike. You can also explore the village’s other washhouse, situated just a short walk away.

The Bourgeauville wash-house, which is almost entirely period, is one of the two-sided "hall-type" wash-houses. It is one of 14 fountain-washhouses in the area. A fountain-washhouse consists of a small basin that receives the jet of water from the fountain and a large basin built downstream to allow the washerwomen to clean the washing. You can see the washing boards on the sides. The small basin, now empty, was used to draw off the clean water that flowed into it. The walls of the basin are brick, built on a stone base. The framework and roof have recently been restored. The structure rests on six original posts fixed to cement flashings. If you take a closer look at the posts, you will see small notches that indicate the probable location of former drying racks. The wash-house, located on the Saint-Clair stream, which was later converted into a fountain, is fed by the Aubray fountain. A channel was used to drain the water from the washhouse into the stream. Situated next to a footpath, in a remarkable natural setting, you can explore this unusual washhouse on foot or by bike.

In the heart of the Côte Fleurie, Mont Canisy breaks away from seaside urbanization. Its immediate proximity to Deauville and south-western exposure have made it a coveted location. The site offers a collection of exceptional views over the Côte Fleurie and the northern Pays d'Auge: the Touques marshes, the Auger hills, the Vaches Noires cliffs and, of course, the seaside resorts of the Côte Fleurie. A few parking spaces are available on route de Canisy, in Bénerville-sur-Mer.

The Tourgéville military cemetery is owned by the Commonwealth War Graves Commission, which maintains it. Created in 1918, it was fitted out in 1920. Its perpetual concession by France to the United Kingdom was provided for by law of December 29, 1915 (implementing decree November 25, 1920) so that the latter could have fallen soldiers buried there. on French soil, in particular the soldiers who died in the hospitals of the British army installed in Trouville-Deauville: from June 1917 from an "English" health camp on Mont-Canisy, then from October 1917 a 14th convalescent camp in Trouville-sur-mer and at the same time a fleet of trawlers in Deauville. It became important following the establishment, in February 1918, of the hospital sector of Trouville-sur-mer, which subsequently included the 72nd, 73rd, 74th general hospitals, and the 13th, 14th and 15th convalescent camps. At the end of the First World War, there were 293 graves of soldiers who died in camp, either from their wounds or more than a third of the Spanish flu: 209 graves of Commonwealth soldiers, 24 graves of soldiers American (recorded in 1932), 57 German graves (prisoners) and 3 civilian graves. Today, the cemetery brings together graves from the last two World Wars, friendly and enemy combatants, a total of 315 graves: 209 graves of Commonwealth soldiers including 19 sailors, soldiers and airmen, 8 soldiers from Australia, 8 from Canada, 1 from New Zealand, 13 graves of Allied soldiers from WWII, 90 German prisoners, and 3 civilians (one nurse and two civilians from the United Kingdom). It remains a calm, peaceful and well-maintained place. Some stelae have a rounded or pointed end in order to differentiate the British and German graves: soldiers from both camps in the same cemetery, a beautiful gesture of peace and a place of history not to forget ...

The protected natural site of Mont Canisy dominates the sea from its 110 m. From 1935 to 1940, the French Navy installed two batteries there to help secure the estuary and the Port of Le Havre. Then, from 1942 to 1944, this site became an important link in the “Atlantic Wall”. Various elements (casemates, bunkers, shelters, fortified structures connected by a 250 m long gallery, etc.) remain. Free guided tours are regularly organized by the association "Les Amis du Mont-Canisy". Hill steeped in history, in turn seigneurial fiefdom divided up in 1793, anti-submarine defense post in 1917-1918, coastal battery between 1935 and 1940, the most important artillery fulcrum of the “Mur de l ' 'Atlantique' between Cherbourg and Le Havre from 1941 to 1944, its position facing the Port of Le Havre and the bay of the Seine earned it, during the last world conflict, to be transformed into a concrete fortress. Numerous vestiges remain from this last period: casemates and tanks for 155mm guns, bunkers-shelters, protection tobrouks, fire direction post ... But the most attractive element of the guided tours remains the underground structure, with its 250 m of tunnel, 25 barracks, six stairs providing access to the surface, 25 ammunition bunkers, ... 15 m underground , a unique structure covering more than 150 km of Normandy coast!

Located to the east of Villers-sur-mer, bordering the commune of Blonville-sur-mer, the Blonville-Villers marsh is the only natural green space on the Côte Fleurie. This 110-hectare complex of wet meadows, canals and ditches is ecologically rich. Despite its proximity to the sea, it is a freshwater marsh fed by streams from the surrounding hillsides.

Museum of France, the Paléospace is the culmination of a wonderful project that highlights the rich heritage of Villers-sur-Mer. Ideally located in a 100 hectare park, the museum will seduce you with its green setting, on the edge of the coastal marsh, a few meters from the beach, as well as the famous Black Cow cliffs. Let yourself be carried away by the richness of the collections, charmed by a protected environment, by quality services and hospitality. Normandy dinosaurs: Immerse yourself in the universe of Norman dinosaurs to discover Streptospondylus, Lexovisaurus d'Argences, Dubreuillosaurus valesdunensis de Conteville ... Live the experience of Normandy during the Jurassic period in a surprising scenography: fossils, reconstructions and interactive games. An unforgettable moment to share with the family! The genesis of the Paleospace the Odyssey: Imagine the world 160 million years ago ... The Jurassic Sea then covered Normandy, subsequently forming the cliffs of the Black Cow in Villers-sur-Mer. Many fossils have been discovered there, witnesses of this past life: corals, ammonites, crocodiles, marine reptiles and dinosaurs. Among the great marine reptiles, discover Anna, an exceptional specimen of Ichthyosaurus.

The Glanville washhouse (Fontaine de la Bruyère) was restored in 2016. This washhouse consists of a concrete basin for washing clothes and a small basin into which the water from the fountain flowed. Local residents used to come here to fetch clean water. If you look closely at this part, you’ll see that the water flow is still very strong. The washing area is also made of concrete, as is the washboard. The building is open on all four sides and has a wooden roof frame. The structure rests on four posts, which in turn rest on concrete plinths covered with bricks to stabilise the whole structure. You will also notice two swivelling clotheslines that were used for hanging out the washing. The washhouse is covered with corrugated iron on two sides. The washhouse is supplied with water from the Bruyère fountain. To the left of the basin, a channel allows the water to flow into the small stream upstream. Situated near a walking trail, accessible by bike or on foot, you’ll discover this washhouse and its unique features. You’ll also find the village’s other washhouse just a short walk away, which is completely different.

The washhouse at Beaumont-en-Auge is one of the oldest washhouses built in the Communauté de communes Terre d'Auge area, as evidenced by the date engraved on the fountain: 1841. The washhouse is almost entirely original, except for the roof, which is made of wood and corrugated iron. The wash-house consists of a large rectangular basin with a smaller one to one side. Both have washing boards and are linked by a small sluice. There is a slight difference in height between the two. The boards of the smaller basin are lower. The assumption is that this was added later. What's more, it is currently uncovered, although traces of the old roof posts are still visible. Old building features can be seen: the basins are made of brick, which is quite rare in the area. The wash-house is made from a variety of materials, including granite and cement. It rests on six wooden posts, fixed by cement flashings to maintain and solidify the structure. The shape of the basins and the way the spaces are organised give the washhouse a certain architectural originality. The water supply system is interesting and ingenious. The water flowed into a very small basin to collect clean water, then passed through pipes under the washhouse before spurting out through a square hole. This square hole can still be seen in the masonry between the two basins. The old pipes run around the washhouse and are connected to a fountain. The washhouse appears to be fed by the nearby Guillots spring. Unfortunately, the fountain is now in a very poor state of repair. There is simply a pipe coming out of it. If you look closely at the fountain, you can see a few traces of decoration on the granite. Stone decoration was certainly installed on the structure. Today, the basins are no longer supplied with water due to a problem with the pipes. As you stroll through the village, don't miss this wash-house. It is close to the church and the Maison de naissance de Laplace.

Panorama between land and sea, 90 meters high, with an exceptional view over the wooded hills of Villers-sur-Mer, the forest of Saint-Gatien, the seaside resorts of Deauville and Trouville-sur-Mer, and of course the sea (on fine days)!

A charming restaurant with terrace located on the main square. A kitchen "as at home", with the good taste of the flavours of our childhood. The menu changes every 15 days with seasonal products. Our Facebook page www.facebook.com/lecafedesartsofficiel/

Taste local and seasonal dishes in this beautiful place, for a meal in a warm and friendly atmosphere. Opening time : The restaurant is open from 12.15 p.m. to 2.15 p.m. and from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. Closed on wednesday Following Covid 19 standards, new protocol: No more than 6 people per table. Best to book before you go. For bookings, please call: 02 31 64 82 31

Country bistro, warm decoration and family atmosphere. It is a rustic and homemade cuisine. Appetizer buffet. A garden is available in the restaurant's inner courtyard for sunny days Follow us on Instagram @leptitbeaumont

This pretty family brick building dates back over half a century. Discotheque, petrol pump, working-class restaurant, bar, grocery store: one activity follows another, leaving precious memories for those who have passed through. Nestling on the border between the Côte Fleurie and the Pays d'Auge, La Part Entière offers a varied range of sweet and savoury dishes, available to eat in or take away at any time of day. The cuisine is simple and tasty, evolving with the seasons to offer a renewed culinary experience. Drinks are also carefully selected to accompany your meal, whether warming up by the stove in winter or soaking up the sun on the terrace in summer.

At the gates of the Côte Fleurie, our typical thatched cottage of the Pays d'Auge with its restaurant room on the garden side, terrace and pergola. We welcome you for a local and gastronomic cuisine. Member of the Disciples of Escoffier, Master Restaurateur and quoted in the Michelin Guide. Our family team will make you appreciate our home-made dishes made with the best products of the region. We advocate working only with fresh and seasonal products, in short circuit. Fish of our local fishing. Pont-l'Evêque fermier Martin, often gold medalist in the region.

Bistro cuisine Conviviality and good times to share

Creperie-Brasserie in the heart of the Pays d'Auge countryside, in a landscaped park with playground for children.

French Trattoria & Pizza

It is a typical, traditional highlight in Trouville-sur-Mer. You will be able to discover all the flavors of the sea there: according to the season: scallops, mackerel, soles ... In 1840, the fishmonger was all wood. In 1880, it was replaced by a metal construction. The new fish market, with a neo-Norman style, arrived in 1937, under the leadership of Fernand Moureaux, mayor at the time, and was built by the architect Maurice Vincent. Since 1991, the fish market of Trouville-sur-Mer has been included on the list of historic monuments, an entry which had the effect of protecting the fishing port district. After a fire in 2006, the fish shop was rebuilt identically and reopened in 2011. The stalls in the hall are open every day of the year from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. OT Trouville

Café - Bar - Traditional brasserie with worker's menu. At noon : buffet of starter, 3 dishes of your choice, dessert of your choice, 1/4 of cider or wine. Reservation possible in the evening if more than 25 persons.

This typical half-timbered house offers a quiet and countryside environment at a few minutes from Deauville. Inside are beams, floor tiles and traditional furniture bring old days atmosphere for your stay in Normandy. In the winter, you will appreciate the heat of the wood stove. You will enjoy the quietness of the place and the horses in the pasture around. Independent house on the estate. Ground floor : fitted kitchen, dining room and lounge corner with fireplace, bathroom, toilet. Attic upstairs : landing with 1 single bed (1 extra pull-out bed possible), 2 linked bedrooms (2 single beds and 1 double electric bed). Dish washer. Washing machine. Tumble dryer. 2 TV. Internet.

Dwelling for 4 people, renovated in 2022. Pleasant garden level. Fully equipped for optimum comfort during your stay.

Apartment rental in Deauville/Bénerville with breathtaking sea view and direct access to Deauville beach.

A pretty brick village house, with a flowery, colorful atmosphere, a tribute to the rural life of the Beaumont people... After six months of work by decorator Johanna Amatoury, Maison Mouche opened its doors in June 2024. Here we like to welcome families, couples in love or groups of friends, yoga or writing retreats, small business seminars, city dwellers in search of the countryside who "just" want to stop time? There are guest rooms, of course, but also a delightful café-boutique open to all, and a healthy gourmet grocery store. Everything is organic and local. From matcha latte to kombucha, CBD oils to spirulina, the products have been selected with care and passion. You'll feel right at home here. Living room with fireplace, kitchen opening onto a guest table, curiosity cabinet with board games, cards, chess and backgammon, library corner? everything is designed to make you feel at home. The house has five large bedrooms, including a family suite, all of which can be made private. Five rooms, five worlds: Mouche, Coccinelle, Libellule, Papillon, Abeille. The spirit of the countryside is evident right from the stairwell, where a botanical garden has been designed by painter Charlotte Bohn? Each room is different in color and atmosphere, but each boasts space and light, and above all, views of the village or countryside, with their bucolic charm. A view shared by the large, comfortable bathrooms, with shower and bath. Served in rooms in antique baskets, breakfast is an invitation to savor time as much as the bread and croissants fresh from the oven of François, the famous Beaumont baker. Before strolling through the village, take a short tour of the basement, where a delightful spa offers massages, saunas, yoga and Pilates classes? Not surprising, given that the owners are none other than the creators of Tigre Yoga.

Located in a protected and classified village, village house with terrace (dining room, barbecue) and enclosed garden. First floor : kitchen (MO, LV, combi-congel), living room (fireplace, TV, DVD), shower room with WC. LL. First floor : 3 bedrooms (1 = bed 140, 1 = 2 beds 90, 1 = bed 140 + bed 90 and TV), bathroom with WC. Baby equipment. Cleaning service, linen rental, Wifi access. Games for children. At 8km from the sea (Deauville-Trouville). At 5km from Pont l'Evêque.

Hotel le P'tit Beaumont is located in Beaumont-en-Auge, in Normandy, only 10 km from Deauville and the beach. Guests can relax on the hotel's terrace or in the garden. Each individually decorated room features a flat-screen TV. They are en suite and feature a shower and hairdryer. Guests can enjoy traditional French cuisine for lunch in the on-site restaurant, which opens onto the terrace overlooking the garden. A continental breakfast is also served each morning at the P'tit Beaumont. Free public parking is also available. Hôtel le P'tit Beaumont is 2 km from exit 29a of the A13 motorway, 13 km from Trouville-Deauville train station and 18 km from Honfleur. Restaurant open every lunchtime and on Friday and Saturday nights. Follow us on Instagram @leptitbeaumont

Nestled on the border between the Côte Fleurie and the Pays d'Auge, our pretty brick building houses 5 bedrooms, including two family rooms. La Part Entière will welcome you in spring 2024!

Authentic Norman Manor House of the 16th and 17th century, located in Canapville, in the Calvados department in the Normandy region and only 5 kilometres from Deauville-Trouville, Les Manoirs des Portes de Deauville is a new boutique hotel with 27 rooms and suites. 10 minutes from the lively town of Deauville, you are in the heart of Normandy, in the bucolic calm of a garden spread over 2 and a half hectares. The hotel is composed of a manor house, registered as a Historic Monument, and 9 cottages with one to 4 bedrooms The hotel Les Manoirs des Portes de Deauville offers you an exceptional unique experience combining the charm of a real 16th century manor house where Pierre Corneille used to spend his holidays, combined with all the facilities of a warm and intimate hotel. We also offer a heated outdoor swimming pool (closed in winter), jacuzzi and sauna, as well as a 45m2 meeting room for all your professional events. WE ARE DELIGHTED TO BE ABLE TO WELCOME YOU BACK TO OUR ESTABLISHMENT IN A RESPECTFUL MANNER HEALTH AND SAFETY STANDARDS TO DEAL WITH THE CURRENT PANDEMIC SITUATION. The following is a non-exhaustive list of the measures put in place: Increased disinfection throughout the day in all areas, Wearing of masks by all our staff, Provision of hydroalcoholic gel in common areas, Kit masks and hydroalcoholic gel available in the rooms on request, "markers" will be present in areas requiring a particular direction of passage, Strict protocol of room disinfection, Each room is blocked 24 hours between each client, Pre check-in online, Buffets are replaced or adapted by table service, Several meals are offered outside or in room service on request, placards will be displayed to remind the gestures barriers to apply, A line on the ground materializes distances of 1m.

At the gates of the Côte Fleurie, our typical thatched cottage of the Pays d'Auge with its restaurant room on the garden side, terrace and pergola. We welcome you for a local and gastronomic cuisine. Member of the Disciples of Escoffier, Master Restaurateur and quoted in the Michelin Guide. Our family team will make you appreciate our home-made dishes made with the best products of the region. We advocate working only with fresh and seasonal products, in short circuit. Fish of our local fishing. Pont-l'Evêque fermier Martin, often gold medalist in the region.