I didn’t have BF. The location was good. About 2-3 blocks from attractions and restaurants.

. I was actually worried because the reviews were not so good for this hotel but it turned out to be better than I expected. We had the handicap room so we didn’t have any stairs and it worked out for us. The only small thing that I didn’t like is the check in time. The hotel was closed with nobody at the reception when we got there so we had to wait for 4:00 pm. We had a car so we didn’t mind so much but for others arriving by train this might be inconvenient.

Great location for a base to explore the surrounding areas. Booked off season and was like having a town all to yourself. Highly recommend especially if you are driving yourself. If booked on their weekend Sunday/monday they don’t open till check in says, so if arriving early you’ll have to wait a bit. So make accommodations accordingly.

Lovely little hotel in Bayeux about a 10 minute walk to Place du Quebec. I was solo so had a small room with a single bed. The layout is of odd; the shower and sink in the bedroom and the toilet in a separate room. The is also small room with a closet, desk and place to put suitcase. Nice staff and good value. Very clean. Clean and basic.

The property was fairly close to central Bayeux but fair enough out to escape to go touring. 5 minute walk to shops, Bars/restaurants & market. Staff were friendly and the room very clean and quiet.

The rooms don’t have a kettle/tea, coffee facilities. Only available for breakfasts. The towels were clean but old, quite thin.

Cute little hotel in the heart of Bayuex. Close to everything, yet still off the main square. We were a ten minute walk past tons of shops to the tourist section of town.

Just remember to bring your own toiletries. There wasn’t any soap or shampoo in the shower, however we had brought our own so it was fine.

We loved that it was in an 18th century building and there was an old stable in the back that was renovated. Quite charming. The breakfast was very good and we were able to boil eggs as we like them. The owners were friendly and helpful.

There is no Uber in the city, nor was there a taxi available to take us to the hotel from the train station. We thought it would be a short walk but it took about a half hour as we had backpacks and also pulled our luggage on the cobbles up and down narrow streets. Thankfully, we asked the owner to arrange a taxi for us so we could catch our train when we left. Good thing, too, because the taxi was late and we made it with six minutes to spare!

We stayed at the Hotel Le Saint-Patrice at the start of our recent two week trip to Normandy and Brittany. We used it as the base in Bayeux for our touring of the D Day beaches and memorials. It is quiet, and well located with easy access to a large grocery store for wine for the room, and close as well to some very nice local restaurants. The day we left was market day in the square next door which was fun as well. We particularly want to thank the manager. Unfortunately our luggage did not arrive in Paris when we did and it took Air Canada four days to get it delivered to us. The Hotel Manager was extremely helpful in dealing with the delivery company to get it on our last day in Bayeux, as well as helping as make alternate arrangements to get to our next destination, Mont Saint-Michel. She was extremely kind and generous with her time, and we greatly appreciated the support and assistance.

On the edge of the center. Great bicycle storage. Walk 1/2 block and the chaos of downtown begins. 3 cheap places to eat right outside your door, kabobs, burgers and pizza. The free parking lot is 50 meters away. Laundry is 1.5 blocks away. Breakfast is averagely good with the usual stuff. You won’t be disappointed because they will have something you like.

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The whole experience of staying at this hotel is one that took our expectations, and exceeded then tenfold. The owners are truly wonderful people who have created a lovely little boutique hotel. Rooms are clean, well maintained and spacious. The layout of the building gives a nod back to its historic origins but has been renovated to a high standard of finish. The owners went well beyond the call of duty to help my sister who had dropped her motorcycle and repaired it at their small workshop. The location is spot on being at one end of the main road in Bayeux, a short walk to all the local amenities and 50 metres from a small supermarket for the essentials. Rue St Patrice is not too busy and even our rooms, which overlook the road were quiet with the windows closed.

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Friendly staff. Clean. Very comfortable bed and pillows. Good value breakfast. Free 24 hour parking spots available right in front of the hotel, though they are first come, first serve. The street was very quiet. Restaurants, shops just a short walk away.