Medieval tapestries and Gothic architecture await in Bayeux's historic centre, just a short drive from D-Day landing beaches. Take a guided tour of the famous 70-meter embroidered Bayeux Tapestry, then explore the charming cobblestone streets and Norman-style cafés.
Nice older property a few minutes walk from the cathedral, tapestry and a good selection of restaurants and bars. Be aware no air conditioning and you have to pay to park in the driveway.
Nice older property a few minutes walk from the cathedral, tapestry and a good selection of restaurants and bars. Be aware no air conditioning and you have to pay to park in the driveway.
This was our second stay at the Churchill, and it was just as good as the first. Fabulous historic building, bedroom clean and cool (air conditioning!), friendly staff and a good breakfast.
This was our second stay at the Churchill, and it was just as good as the first. Fabulous historic building, bedroom clean and cool (air conditioning!), friendly staff and a good breakfast.
Long weekend break to visit Normandy beaches and some of the military cemeteries.
Ideally placed, bags of character and not too expensive.
Helped by the weather which for the end of October was fantastic.
Long weekend break to visit Normandy beaches and some of the military cemeteries.
Ideally placed, bags of character and not too expensive.
Helped by the weather which for the end of October was fantastic.
Mike
Reviewed October 28, 2014Reviewed October 28, 2014
A beautifully maintained hotel with secure parking (great for motorbikes). The hotel is right in the middle of Bayeux and easy to find. There's no dinner restaurant at the hotel but there are many restaurants only a few minutes away.
Inside was spotlessly clean and well set out. My room was gorgeous. Lots of home comforts and very large.
The staff were great and breakfast was delicious. Can't find a fault.
A beautifully maintained hotel with secure parking (great for motorbikes). The hotel is right in the middle of Bayeux and easy to find. There's no dinner restaurant at the hotel but there are many restaurants only a few minutes away.
Inside was spotlessly clean and well set out. My room was gorgeous. Lots of home comforts and very large.
The staff were great and breakfast was delicious. Can't find a fault.
Lovely little hotel, right in the middle of everything. You could see the cathedral spires which were lit up at night.
The staff were so friendly and helpful.
The room was spotless and warm. There were no coffee/tea making facilities in the room but it didn't matter as there was coffee machine and a fridge with wine/beer/soft drinks in the hall. You just helped yourself and told staff what you'd had the next day.
Would definitely stay there again.
Lovely little hotel, right in the middle of everything. You could see the cathedral spires which were lit up at night.
The staff were so friendly and helpful.
The room was spotless and warm. There were no coffee/tea making facilities in the room but it didn't matter as there was coffee machine and a fridge with wine/beer/soft drinks in the hall. You just helped yourself and told staff what you'd had the next day.
Would definitely stay there again.
deborah
Reviewed December 29, 2021Reviewed December 29, 2021
The staff were very friendly and helpful. The rooms were clean and comfortable, a little warm at times but as this a historic building they cannot install A/C. The bar is excellent, as is the local brew Barya. Out motorbikes were parked securely in the private car park, which costs €16 per space per night (3 bikes in one space, no problem.) The hotel is superbly located for access to town centre cafes and restaurants. Thoroughly recommended.
The staff were very friendly and helpful. The rooms were clean and comfortable, a little warm at times but as this a historic building they cannot install A/C. The bar is excellent, as is the local brew Barya. Out motorbikes were parked securely in the private car park, which costs €16 per space per night (3 bikes in one space, no problem.) The hotel is superbly located for access to town centre cafes and restaurants. Thoroughly recommended.
Beautiful building and luxury rooms. Staff very polite and helpful. Ideal spot to stay for Normandy Beaches and Museums. Only 3 miles from Arromanch & D Day Landings.
We loved this hotel, breakfast was plentiful and delicious. We will definitely return as it’s such an ideal spot for visiting the sites.
Beautiful building and luxury rooms. Staff very polite and helpful. Ideal spot to stay for Normandy Beaches and Museums. Only 3 miles from Arromanch & D Day Landings.
We loved this hotel, breakfast was plentiful and delicious. We will definitely return as it’s such an ideal spot for visiting the sites.
The hotel was a chateau which had been completely refurbished about a year ago. Restaurant was great as was the breakfast. However the room we chose was a de lux garden view room but was far from being a garden view it looked over the court yard. The manager did offer to change our room the second night but as we were only there 2 nights I declined but he did treat us to cocktails so no complaints. The bedrooms are large with a great walk in monsoon showers but the bed although king size was...
The hotel was a chateau which had been completely refurbished about a year ago. Restaurant was great as was the breakfast. However the room we chose was a de lux garden view room but was far from being a garden view it looked over the court yard. The manager did offer to change our room the second night but as we were only there 2 nights I declined but he did treat us to cocktails so no complaints. The bedrooms are large with a great walk in monsoon showers but the bed although king size was...
Our stay at Le Clos St Jean was wonderful! Caroline and Laurent are friendly and warm, and they take good care of the property and their guests. I was blown away by the beauty of their place. The fresh, warm croissants, pastries, bread, yogurts, cheese, and fruit, along with the local juices and jams, made for a wonderful breakfast. I only wish we would have had more time to spend relaxing in their lovely space. If I find myself in Normandy again, I will definitely have to stay here another...
Our stay at Le Clos St Jean was wonderful! Caroline and Laurent are friendly and warm, and they take good care of the property and their guests. I was blown away by the beauty of their place. The fresh, warm croissants, pastries, bread, yogurts, cheese, and fruit, along with the local juices and jams, made for a wonderful breakfast. I only wish we would have had more time to spend relaxing in their lovely space. If I find myself in Normandy again, I will definitely have to stay here another...
We had a lovely stay. The owners were very nice and helpful and made an extra effort to provide me with gluten-free crepes at breakfast. The rest of the breakfast was also excellent. I would recommend it and will stay there again if I am in the area.
We had a lovely stay. The owners were very nice and helpful and made an extra effort to provide me with gluten-free crepes at breakfast. The rest of the breakfast was also excellent. I would recommend it and will stay there again if I am in the area.
You'll find 80 apartments to choose from in Bayeux for your stay. Why not make time for the fascinating museums and popular beaches in this walkable area?
Are you considering apartments over traditional hotel rooms?
An apartment comes equipped with a kitchen, so you can cook some of your meals, and often has more space than a traditional hotel room. Apartments are a good option for couples looking to stay away from the tourist areas, and also for families who want the conveniences of home.
How many apartments will I find in Bayeux?
Expedia has 80 apartments to book in Bayeux.
What can I expect from the weather when I travel to Bayeux?
Weather is only one factor, but it can really affect your travel plans, especially when you are planning a longer stay in Bayeux. The hottest months are usually July and August, with an average temperature of 17°C, while the coldest months are January and February, with an average of 6°C. Average annual precipitation for Bayeux is 785 mm.
What should I see and do in Bayeux?
Visitors to Bayeux speak highly of its beaches and museums. Cultural attractions include Museum of the Bayeux Tapestry and Museum of the Battle of Normandy, whereas Bayeux Botanical Garden is one spot to enjoy nature. While here, Cathedrale Notre-Dame Bayeux and Place Charles de Gaulle are other places worth a visit.
What's the best way to get to and around Bayeux?
Knowing a bit about the transportation options can save you time when you get to your destination. Fly into Caen (CFR-Carpiquet), which is located 12.8 mi (20.5 km) from the city centre. If you want to explore the larger area, take a train from Bayeux Station.