Hotels near D Day beaches
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Without doubt the logis de France chain. Family owned, not too dear and superb food. Go here to look (you can click for the english version):-
http://www.logisdefrance.com/
http://www.logisdefrance.com/
I'd thoroughly recommend Château de Bellefontaine on the outskirts of Bayeux. Stayed there a few years ago, beautiful chateau/rooms, and within walking distance of the town centre. I think it's about £100/night for a double room (B&B), they don't do dinner but there are plenty of restaurants in Bayeux.
Omaha Beach Hotel:
http://www.accorhotels.com/gb/hotel-1215-hotel-mer...
Stayed there twice now. Very close to what I presume you are interested in. Nice hotel - excellent breakfast. Very flexible on cancellations etc.
Found an excellent WWII museum on our last trip:
http://www.musee-mur-atlantique.com/html/anglais/m...
Highly recommended. Some photos in this lot:
http://picasaweb.google.com/selwonk11/Normandy2008...
http://www.accorhotels.com/gb/hotel-1215-hotel-mer...
Stayed there twice now. Very close to what I presume you are interested in. Nice hotel - excellent breakfast. Very flexible on cancellations etc.
Found an excellent WWII museum on our last trip:
http://www.musee-mur-atlantique.com/html/anglais/m...
Highly recommended. Some photos in this lot:
http://picasaweb.google.com/selwonk11/Normandy2008...
A bit further up the coast than Omaha beach, but if you're travelling anywhere near St Omer, have a look at:
Eperlecques Blockhaus: http://www.leblockhaus.com
La Coupole: http://www.lacoupole-france.com
Batterie Todt: http://www.batterietodt.com
Eperlecques Blockhaus: http://www.leblockhaus.com
La Coupole: http://www.lacoupole-france.com
Batterie Todt: http://www.batterietodt.com
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