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"Such a charming small hotel. Decorated in antiques and WWII memorabilia. The hotel is really more of a family run BnB. A very friendly family. Even the dog works by excorting guests to breakfast and if necessary by helping them eat. A couple of courtyard parking spots are available. The location couldn't be better being acdoss the street from the museum in Arromanches. Our room was surprisingly large too."

"Excellent service , nice buffet breakfast, communicative in emails . "

"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...

"Delightful service and great location but a little overpriced in the restaurant. €38 for a filet de boeuf and €13 for a pint of lager. "

"Great location for DDay history. DDay Aviators is a gem for those who have an aviation background. We stayed in a room at another building a short walk from the main house of DDay Aviators where check in and breakfast is served. The parking was a bit awkward but it’s a small village and all worked out well. Enjoy this unique hotel experience "

"The hotel had a excellent location. Couldn’t be better. Breakfast was good"

"This was the best decision to stay here! Beautiful property right on Gold Beach, in a town that feels like you are back in time. Walk out to the mulberry harbors at low tide and experience the real French countryside. An adorable town with good food, a beautiful property with views that we will never forget. The property manager was so helpful - we had one issue in the translation of the property info on vrbo. It said bed sheets were provided, but only the bed sheets for the bed are provided...

"The town was a ghost town with a majority of the commerce and many homes shut for the season. But that meant no lines at the few places that were open. Our visit’s focus was the D Day history and we found those areas open and welcoming."