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WARNING: Please be advised that renting a night in the guest rooms of this cottage is strictly prohibited. This rental is designated as a non-smoking property.Description for Gite
This charming single-level house is situated in a serene location, surrounded by a spacious garden. Only 10 minutes away from the vibrant center of Honfleur and 20 minutes from Deauville, it offers convenience and tranquility. The house is fully equipped and can comfortably accommodate 4 to 6 people. Please note that linen is not provided.Reviews
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| Holiday Home | 1 | 450 | 550 |  |
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- Honfleur: Located just a few kilometers from Ablon, Honfleur is a picturesque port town known for its charming narrow streets, beautiful old buildings, and vibrant art scene. Visitors can explore the historic Vieux Bassin (old harbor), visit the Saint Catherine's Church, and enjoy the local seafood in one of the many waterfront restaurants.
- Deauville: A popular seaside resort town, Deauville offers a mix of elegance, sandy beaches, and a vibrant cultural scene. It is renowned for its luxurious hotels, glamorous casino, and horse racing events. Visitors can stroll along the famous Promenade des Planches, relax on the beach, or explore the vibrant local markets.
- Trouville-sur-Mer: Situated just across the river from Deauville, Trouville-sur-Mer is another charming coastal town. It is known for its beautiful sandy beach, traditional fishing port, and lively atmosphere. Visitors can enjoy seafood at the local restaurants, wander through the colorful fish market, or take a walk along the lively waterfront.
- Etretat: Famous for its stunning cliffs and natural arches, Etretat is a small town located on the Alabaster Coast. The breathtaking views of the cliffs, particularly the iconic Falaise d'Amont and Falaise d'Aval, attract both nature lovers and art enthusiasts. Visitors can also explore the charming town center and visit the Maison Satie, a museum dedicated to the composer Erik Satie.
- Le Havre: As a UNESCO World Heritage site, Le Havre is an architectural gem that showcases post-World War II modernist architecture. Designed by Auguste Perret, the city offers a unique blend of contemporary design and historical charm. Visitors can discover the impressive Saint Joseph Church, explore the MuMa (Musée d'art moderne André Malraux), or simply enjoy a stroll along the beach promenade.
- Caen: Located a bit further away from Ablon, Caen is the capital of Normandy and a city steeped in history. It offers a rich cultural heritage, including the grand Caen Castle, the awe-inspiring Abbaye aux Hommes and Abbaye aux Dames, and the beautifully preserved old town. Caen also houses the Mémorial de Caen, a museum dedicated to World War II and the D-Day Landings.
- Bayeux: Known for its famous Bayeux Tapestry, a remarkable embroidery depicting the events leading up to the Norman Conquest of England, Bayeux is a charming town with a medieval feel. Visitors can admire the impressive Notre-Dame Cathedral, stroll through the well-preserved old town, and visit the Museum of the Battle of Normandy. These tourist attractions offer a diverse range of experiences, from stunning coastal landscapes to historical sites and cultural gems.