This hotel is within three blocks of the heart of downtown Bayeux so it is very convenient. It is clean but rather spartan with a bed that seemed to sit on the floor, very low. The bar seemed rather dark and not used much. There was a restaurant on site but we didn't eat there, choosing instead to get out... More

Stayed here in October 2012 while touring WWII sites. I loved Bayeux - it is a town one could visit again. This hotel, while extremely old, was centrally located in the older part of town. Very easy walks to restaurants, shops, the Cathedral and the Tapestry Museum. Our room was on the top floor of a very old section -... More

Front desk was good. Especially Marilyn. Room was cold, heat not on. No one offered a heater until asked directly. Towels well past their prime. Bed saggy. Soap situation poor, no shampoo. Shower abominable, tub slippery and hard to get in to. Parking OK. Wake up service unavailable. 12 euro breakfast not worth it. Better experience in third world.

We stayed here for one night on a road trip in Normandy. Location is great, right in the centre of Bayeux, walking distance to Tapestry, bars, cathedral and restaurants. Parking is 9 euros per night. The main reception is quite nice but the rest of the decor in the hotel is quite outdated. It is clean, however and reasonably maintained.... More

This hotel has a great location and is clean and quiet. Staff are helpful and pleasant Parking on site is available for €9 per night. We were able to find several great restaurants within walking distance. The beds are very uncomfortable and need to be replaced. I would not stay here again.

Just come back from a break in Normandy and stayed at this hotel.Cant understand the poor reviews.the hotel is in a charming 18th century building and the decor has been tastefully done to keep that feel.rooms clean,staff friendly,fantastic location set in the beautiful town of Bayeux.would definitely stay in this hotel again and fell in love with Bayeux and the... More

The rooms are OK but the restaurant is the pits, same old tired menu indifferently cooked and served. the wine list had only overpriced half bottles, and after arguing we got a jug of, I suppose bag in a box wine. staff are surly, no smiles and little interest in their clients. Avoid this place!

We had a room over in their "annex" which was poorly lit at night and actually kind of scary to get to. It was up a really steep flight of stairs and we had really heavy suitcases as we had been on a cruise. The carpet was decent, but the wallpaper was peeling on 2 of the walls and was... More

On a once-in-a-lifetime (for us) trip to Normandy, where my father landed as a US Army soldier on D-Day, we stayed at the Grand Hotel du Luxembourg. We had chunneled by train from London and then driven 4.5 hours from Caliais, to find a spartan room over the street with no a/c and incredibly loud all through the night. The... More