Chateau la Cheneviere

Room (not in main house) was dark, staff generally not friendly and garden restaurant food was marginal. Location was close (by car) to D-Day memorial sites. Would rather have stayed in Bayeux where we could walk to other restaurants, shops, etc. The Chateau was not up to 5-star standards per our experience.

a beautiful property with a very warm and welcoming staff. Beatrice was our host for breakfast. She started our days with a smile and delicious foods making us feel right at home. Tebow was our bartender in the evening feeling like an old friend. the room was very clean, very comfortable. Desk staff were great and patient with me as i tired my best at using my newly acquired French words and phrases.

Lovely chateau with great grounds. We arrived early and our room was available, the staff at checking were very helpful. Our room was not in the main house which suited us fine. The bed was a good size, bathroom was a good size and the room was suitable for two nights. We did eat at the garden restaurant the food and service were first class. The hotel is about 2 km from the port which is a busy fishing harbour, worth a visit. We visited some of the D Day memorial sites which were very moving especially the Omaha beach and the Bayeux Commonwealth. Bayeaux which is nearby is a lovely town with some very interesting things to see. Hopefully we will have the opportunity to go back next year.

A beautifully kept gem of a hotel. Lovely grounds and perfect location for touring Normandy and seeing the D-day locations. Extremely friendly and helpful staff. Our remark would be age related. The shower floor in our room was very slippery and needs a mat and/or a handle.

We just returned to California following a 6 day stay at the Chateau La Cheneviere. If word was fully out on this incredibly gorgeous Hotel/Chateau, I could not imagine anyone staying elsewhere, for visiting the WW11 D Day landing sites. It is located just up the road from Port du Bassin which is a charming fishing center, with great views and plenty of restaurants from which to choose. But the headliner in these parts is the Chateau. The rooms are large and the bathrooms are updated and extremely comfortable. The grounds span approximately 10-15 acres (my guess) and the greenery, swimming pool, tennis courts, and restaurant would make an incredibly relaxing place to take a break in the action, so to speak, from hectic European travel. I HIGHLY recommend the Chateau and I hope others have the opportunity to enjoy a visit as we were privileged to do. One of the most pleasurable hotel experience for this very seasoned traveler!

We enjoyed a lovely, relaxing three night stay at the chateau. We had a fabulous room, complete with its own private staircase. The grounds at this chateau are impeccable and we enjoyed strolling around enjoying the beautiful location. The fresh orange juice at breakfast was absolutely delightful as well as the fresh breads and pastries. Everyone was extremely welcoming and the chateau is located just moments from Bayeux and the D Day Beaches.