I thought I would go for a day trip but fell in love with Etretat. It is an adorable quiet place. My room was very cute. It had a very nice television. I watched an American movie subtitled in French. The view was nice. I did not have my own restroom, but that was not a problem for me. I... More

The Good: 1. Great location 2. Historic building 3. Staff are friendly The BAD:- 1. The room was extremely small (for two people, you had to move out of the way for each person to move around the bed). 2. There was only a bath - no shower 3. No Air conditioning, no safe 3. Noise, Noise, Noise at night.... More

We chose to stay because we were fascinated by the buidling. The rooms are fine, but be ready to climb a lot of stairs. While the service was friendly, it wasn't entirely helpful. Perhaps if you are fluent in French you will have better luck. Etretat was definitely worth putting on our itinerary. It's a neat town with typical architecture... More

First of all, the service wasn't very good as I wasn't greeted with a "hello" when they answered the phone when I made my reservation. I just kept hearing people talking in the background when they finally got to talk to me. It wasn't extremely friendly but it was acceptable. We booked by phone as I said and when we... More

Situated in the very heart of Etretat, this charming old building provides an original and quirky place to stay, just steps from the seafront. We received a warm welcome and after depositing our luggage in a small but comfortable room we made our way down the creaking wooden staircase to the hotel's restaurant which was still open even though we... More

If you ever get a chance to visit Etretat (with its famous rock formations), I would highly recommend staying at the hotel Residence. This hotel has been built in the 14th century and has preserved its ancient facade. Staying there is in itself a unique experience. The rooms are small but very comfortable. They have been brought up to date... More