Enjoy a full view of the sea and the amazing artificial port of Arromanches from this apartment located in the heart of the village (the sea is 20 meters). You will reach the beach, shops and restaurants on foot. Christiane will welcome you warmly and advise you on the many visits related to the D-Day.
Apartment located on the 1st floor, above a small restaurant (see photos). Living room with kitchen, sofa bed (sleeping for 2 people), bedroom (1 bed 2 persons), bathroom with toilet. Electric heating. Washing machine. Dishwasher. TV. A bike rental will be offered and small pets are accepted on request. Young child chair available. Possibility Wifi.
Accommodation themes
- Sea
- Seaside
Capacity : 4 people
Number of rooms : 2 rooms
Surface : 41 m²
Pets : Not allowed
Internet/Wi-Fi : Yes
facilities
- Vaccum cleaner
- Baby high chair
- Iron
- Washing machine
- Dishwasher
- DVD player
- Cot
- Hair dryer
- TV
Outdoors amenities
- Bathing on the prem.
- Parasol
- Desk chairs
Services
- Internet
- Electricity meter
- Towels rental
- Sheets rental
- House cleaning available
- Optional departure cleaning40.00 € (Rate for the entire stay)
- Bed linen hire (per bed)10.00 € (Rate per person for the entire stay)
- Bath towels hire (per person)5.00 € (Rate per person for the entire stay)
Leisure and amenities
Sea bathing :on the spot
Canoeing :on the spot
Shop :on the spot
Riding :10 km
Railway station :8 km
Golf :10 km
Sea :on the spot
Doctor, chemist :on the spot- Swimming pool :7 km
Fishing :on the spot
Restaurant :on the spot
Footpaths :on the spot
Tennis :on the spot
Sailing :on the spot
Themes of your stay
- This holiday rental enjoys a view of the sea to offer you a stay facing the seaside in Calvados in Normandy.
- SeasideWalk to the beach in less than 15 minutes, this accommodation is located less than 1 kilometer from the sea.
SeaThis accommodation is located less than 10 kilometers from the sea.
During your stay, do not miss to discover and visit the famous spots and museums of D-Day Landings on June 6th 1944 on Normandy beaches, more than 75 years after the Allied troops landing.
