Set just 7.5 km from German War Cimetery, Les Sauges provides accommodation in Isigny-sur-Mer with access to free bikes, a garden, as well as a 24-hour front desk.
Paul
Ireland
great location just beside the beautiful town hall and opposite the supermarket.
Lovely area in covered area outside for dinning and relaxing.
Offering a garden and garden view, le lavoir is situated in Le Molay-Littry, 14 km from Baron Gerard Museum and 15 km from Museum of the Bayeux Tapestry.
A recently renovated holiday home set in Lison, LEBAS-LADIN features a garden. This holiday home offers free private parking, a 24-hour front desk and free WiFi.
Guillaume
France
Beautiful welcoming house in a great location for sightseeing. Everything we needed was there for a large family gathering. The owners could not have been more helpful and welcoming.
Boasting garden views, Maison en pleine nature proche plage Omaha Beach! features accommodation with a garden and a terrace, around 6 km from Overlord Museum.
Offering barbecue facilities and garden view, Maison charmante a Saint Marcouf avec jardin is set in Saint-Marcouf, 19 km from Overlord Museum and 20 km from Haras of Saint-Lô.
Lotena, a property with barbecue facilities, is situated in Aignerville, 7.7 km from Overlord Museum, 8.8 km from German War Cimetery, as well as 12 km from Pointe du Hoc D-Day.
Julie
United Kingdom
The location is great, very close to Normandy historic sites. The host was very accomodating.
Situated in Isigny-sur-Mer, 7.8 km from German War Cimetery and 15 km from Pointe du Hoc D-Day, Chez FanF & Nanie features air-conditioned accommodation with a terrace and free WiFi.
John
United Kingdom
Location, clean, plenty of space, secure cycle area.
Located in Canchy in the Lower Normandy region and German War Cimetery reachable within 5.1 km, Charming COTTAGE DU MARAIS DDAY Omaha Beach provides accommodation with free WiFi, a children's...
Lilia
Germany
Very friendly and flexible host, beautiful house, big garden
Situated in Brévands in the Lower Normandy Region, 35 km from Bayeux, Holiday home Haras du Ry boasts a barbecue and terrace.
Tajda
Slovenia
Everything was totally lovely and charming - the decor, property, staff. Really enjoyed the breakfast as well, the local apples taste fantastic. Wish we could have stayed a few nights longer!
Cottages are perfect for travellers who enjoy feeling cosy and independent in the countryside. Usually small, traditionally built houses, cottages spread across one or two floors, making them great for families, or holidays with a little more privacy.
Super quiet location in Normandy countryside. Wonderfully friendly and helpful French owner, James, who told us all the history. The breakfast was typically continental - bread and croissants, Bonnemamman jams, cheeses, fruit, yoghurt, juice and coffee.
This is a very special timepiece set among the most beautiful locations. The welcome from James is unparalleled in both friendliness and sincerity.
Accommodation was generous and bed extremely comfortable.
If like me, you are interested in WW2 history or perhaps if you want an authentic countryside chateau experience, come with little expectations and you will be charmed and delighted. I loved this place and hope that I may be able to return some day..
John
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