Hotels in Caen

"Very nice. Well located in Caen. Room a little small but with everything you need. Rooftop! The center is nearby. No air conditioning in the room even though it was 35 degrees. Only downside."

"Quiet. Very close to the World War II Museum in Caen. Free parking at the hotel. About 10 minutes drive to the city center. Roadside parking in Caen is very cheap at night. You can park all night at 0.3 euros. It is also close to Bayeux and about 1 hour to Utah Beach."

"The room was clean and the staff friendly, which I really appreciated. Unfortunately, the kettle wasn't clean upon arrival, and two cups were taken away for cleaning and not returned until the next day. It was also very noisy outside at night—many drunk people made sleeping difficult. Overall, the stay was fine, but there is room for improvement, especially in terms of cleanliness and noise pollution at night."

"Loved this hotel so much. I kept booking it and stayed 3 consecutive nights. So chic, so pretty and perfect. Extremely clean and it even has a nesspresso machine and decaf pods. From having stayed in many hotels in Europe, most AC are not very strong. Le Carline was the exception. The AC was extremely cold and pleasant. The rooms are very well insulated so you can’t hear anything that’s going on outside. Great for your rest. Definitely will keep coming back."

"The room is clean and tidy, typical European style, only hand soap, shower gel and shampoo, slippers are provided, and there are no toothbrushes and toothpaste left. Overall it is good"

"It's an aparthotel; I booked a studio apartment. It's fairly clean, though I don't understand why the bed is a fold-out sofa bed. Regardless, it's more than adequate for one night. We parked on the street right on the corner of the hotel. The location is convenient, a 15-minute walk to the city center. I don't know about the service, because we didn't speak to reception again after checking in. There was no one there when we checked out; in fact, they told us to leave our keys in the designated space."

"I enjoyed my stay at Hotel Zenith. There was a lift to the upper levels, and the rooms were clean. Slight drive from the main city area. Do drop by their restaurant if you can, had a lovely meal there."

"A bit far from the main attraction of the castle, very convenient for self-driving tourists, there is a private parking lot, 4 euros a day. The kitchen is fully equipped. The front desk service is worthy of praise. I suspected that I had lost my mobile phone when I first checked in. The front desk helped me check the CCTV to help me find it. Later, I found it under the quilt in the room. They also had no complaints."

"very good! We stayed here for two nights. The hotel is a high-end series of Ibis brand. It is only five minutes away from the train station. It is very new and clean. It is much better than the Crown Garden in another city where we stayed a few days ago. I guess it is mainly because of the newness. . If the breakfast is not good, there are many places to eat nearby so you don’t need to order. This city is the capital of Lower Normandy and is quite beautiful. We stayed here for two nights, taking bus 12 to the Normandy landing beaches and taking the train to the Abbey of Saint-Michel."

"My friend and I are traveling around France for a couple of weeks. We picked this hotel based on reviews and price. It was a good location to drive to Omaha Beach and the surrounding area. We each had a room with a king size bed, a very large bathroom with a wonderful shower and separate large tub. Free Coffee, tea and water provided in the room and a small refrigerator with snacks and drinks available at a modest price. Beds were very comfortable and room temp was great. Very quiet location and free parking. The best thing was Julia, the front desk staff person. Extraordinary service and assistance with everything we needed including ordering Thai food from a local restaurant because the restaurant was closed on Sunday night and Monday night, the two nights we were there. She deserves a GIANT Thank You and a Gold Star! I would definitely stay there again if I ever return to France."