Honfleur Villas

Standard cheap hotel, suitable for one night overnight. One kilometer from the city, surrounded by fast food restaurants, restaurants and supermarkets, more convenient. Due to the order, a single person still needs to pay the residence tax for two people.

We stayed in Room 332 the Claude Monet Chambre which is on the corner of the house, all a bit tiny but the bedding was great and the view over the port and left side with the rising sun is just incredible! We did have breakfast in the Hotel, served by an outstanding friendly Gentleman, you can squeeze your own fresh Orange Juice and nothing was missing for me.

The room was overlooking the car park, which was always full, we had no problem finding a space in early evenings. The room had all we required, a few more hangers would have been nice and a second teaspoon but I’m sure if we’d asked it would t have been an issue. The location is great free parking on site, easy walk into town no more than ten minutes for a slow walker. There isn’t a path on one side of the road, but the grass verge only lasted 3 minutes at most then you’re back on proper paths. Check in was easy, the pool area did get packed out with noisy children but it’s a pool and they’re on holiday no big deal. The Balcony was lovely for morning coffee and croissant, but you could get breakfast in the restaurant as well, we enjoyed a glass of wine I. The evenings after dinner on the balcony too. The bed was comfy, plenty of towels and toiletries. Great base for enjoying Honfleur and areas nearby.

An amazing place to stay, in the heart of Honfleur, with friendly staff and a unique feel. We took room 35 on the top floor and loved its quirky lay-out (due to the architecture of the 17th century building). As others have said, this isn’t the hotel for those with mobility issues due to the narrow steep stairs but if that isn’t an issue, it’s a winner. The beds are comfortable and metal blackout shutters keep the room dark for sleep. Free parking is available but it’s 850m up the cobbled road in a free car park so drop you bags before parking the car!

Small home, very nice deco, good breakfast ... Swimming pool and spa clean, and very pleasant ... Small bmol, you need to get out of the hotel to access the swimming pool. Room ... A little disappointed about the quality of the bedroom: first price but the worst c is the room soundproof ... A nightmare ... Furthermore we were installed in the room that is just next to the fire safety door that remains open in the 2 directions and who clacks at each entry or exit and also calls air with our door, and who from the vibration +++ shortly overshoots in the morning and overshoots in the evening ... From departure to arrival ... Very bad because we are rest 4 jrs ... So no tt rest, to see ... But for me, it doesn't worth it!

This is our go-to hotel for our annual Normandy/Honfleur holiday and, as expected, we received a warm welcome, great service, fabulous staff and quiet and comfortable rooms. One area that could be improved is the breakfast. Meat and fish products are served next to vegetarian/vegan selection and some of the fresh fruit was over ripe (bordering on inedible on some days). Otherwise, I can fully recommend this hotel and plan to return.

Bit of a mixed review for l'ecrin. It has a nice garden and the pool area is fine. Decor in the hotel is a wild eclectic mix - busts and odd collectibles perched on every available nook. On the negative side, the room we had did not match the photos on the booking site. Others have commented that the room depends on which of the multiple buildings you are in. Bathroom in our room was fine, but floorboards creaked under the heavily used carpet. The courtyard is used as a car park, which is fine as parking in Honfleur is premium. Somehow the look and feel of the hotel fitted with the friendly, but disorganized, slightly dusty feel of Honfleur. Staff were friendly and helpful. The whole experience was genuinely fine, but slightly madcap.

We stayed for two nights in mid December, just before the latest Omicron Covid struck France. The hotel is centrally located, with carparking ( 10€ ) outside or 4€ a short walk away near the harbour. Rooms clean, with a large bed. Good(ish) sleep, with a view over the town ( tbh the front room view is mostly carpark and the bridge in the distance - so back is better for a change ) The inclusive breakfast was cut down from a normal Ibis, due to lack of guests, but still adiquate. Totaly covid safe Town and hotel had made a good display of festive lights and decorations, although there were only a few tourists around. Will be back. Have no hesitation in recommending this hotel.

Sadly our stay at this wonderful, almost fairytale hotel was cut short by my husband slipping a disc and having to return home after only 48 hours. The personnel at the hotel couldn’t have been more helpful and understanding, bringing meals to our room as my husband couldn’t move. It was such a shame as our room (a junior suite) was beautiful with sofa and dining area as well as the bedroom with the best pillows ever and with a view across the estuary and out to sea. I spent time on my own sampling the comfortable lounge, bar and dining rooms which are all very roomy and full of character in this stunning old building. Everything was just perfect and Honfleur itself in very easy walking distance. We hope to return one day and highly recommend this lovely place.