Search Hotels Near Baron Gerard Museum of Art and History, Bayeux

"The hotel is nicely placed for highway access and walking into Bayeux. Easy to get on the road to the beaches and memorials. With the town on one side and farm on the other, very pleasant. Breakfast was plentiful and good. The restaurant is handy but with a limited menu and the items don’t change night to night. While the food was tasty we found our meals weren’t very hot so that could be improved upon. We did enjoy our stay there and would recommend it to others."

"The lobby, bar, restaurant areas are bright, clean, and welcoming. The guest rooms are also clean and nice but with very minimum furniture. The hallways were under construction, and you walked through covered carpets and sheet rock to get to your room. The air conditioning did not work. You had to open the window to get cool air. When we complained, first they said this was because of the construction, then changed the story and said the air conditioners were off because it was not the season for air conditioning."

"Not much of a bar. Breakfast was nice"

"Convenient location"

"Great stay. Classy, Classic, Clean."

"Nice small rooms"

"Lovely room in Bayeux that was walking distance from the train station. Proprietor was lovely and she provided early continental breakfast if needed. I encourage solo travellers to come here. Very nice small place with a courtyard. Make sure you know address when first arriving only a small plaque and red door to identify. Bayeux is a charming and beautiful Norman town. One flight of concrete steps to room."

"The women at the front desk was very friendly. We received a complimentary bottle of cider. The hotel was very clean, quiet and comfortable. Within walking distance to many restaurants. Breakfast was delicious."

"The grounds are lovely, the staff friendly and helpful, and the food in the restaurant was great. The room, itself, was OK, but its design was strange. The toilet and the shower and sinks were on two different levels, and the staircase made accessing the coffee maker beneath it a bit precarious. Plus, the WiFi in the room did not work the entire three nights we were there."