Our story
A former coaching inn
in the heart of the village
Then
Where travellers stopped to change horses
Like every coaching inn, ours has seen its share of travellers, mail and weary teams of horses getting their strength back before setting off again along the roads of Normandy.
What remains is a silhouette you won't forget: the half-timbering, the two turrets, the great carriage porch and the cobbled courtyard where coaches once rolled in.
Now
A hotel where you take your time
The coaching inn has become a charming hotel of twenty-six rooms and apartments, in one of the Most Beautiful Villages of France. The Veules, France's smallest river, flows just a stone's throw away, and the sea is only 350 metres off.
In the courtyard, the tables await the morning coffee, and the ice-cream cart the summer afternoons. Facing the sea, the Annexe carries the story on, with its feet in the pebbles.
“Horses used to stop here for a rest. Me? I never left: it's far too nice here.”