Find 2 Star Hotels in Surrain from SAR 158

"Even though it’s on the main drag, it’s very quiet and cozy. It’s within walking distance of at least 20 small restaurants. Wonderful hosts! Delicious breakfast! It’s hard to realize that about 80 years ago, tanks landing at Normandy rolled along these same streets. "

"Fabulous location. Great breakfast and nice clean room. Nothing flash but I can’t fault the stay. "

"great stay for a nice price. clean room, friendly staff. if you don't have a car it's a bit far from downtown bayeux. but if you're comfortable walking or cycling, it's fine. i actually walked from/to the main train station with a backpack and enjoyed the scenery. also glad i added the breakfast option when i ckecked-in. worked out nice to fuel up in the mornings before long cycling trips."

"Clean, friendly, convenient."

"Lovely hotel and nice staff. Great location that was easy to find and park, and plenty to do within walking distance. Hotel has limited but good facilities. Restaurant downstairs was convenient but did have a limited menu if you are picky, and/or dont like seafood."

"3 nights overlooking Omaha Beach, unfortunately the weather was not good, very windy Accommodation was adequate, a comfortable chair would have been nice, good heating and plenty of hot water Bar didn’t open until 6pm with no lunchtime service "

"Stayed here for 4 nights as a base in the middle of the landing beaches. Hotel is only a few meters walk from Sword beach. Hotel is a little run down. Parking is limted to 5 spaces and always seem to have staff cars in it. Parking mext door was chargeable 7am to 7pm but parking on local streets nearby is free if you can get a space. Hotel was having scaffolding erected when i arrived so if i paid for a room with a sea view i would have been angry. Room itself was pokey and a little mould in...

"Very basic hotel in a quaint little French town. Great location for excursions into Carentan, Utah Beach, etc. Worth the very reasonable cost. Village shopping area just a few steps away for necessities. "