Driving down these little streets in an SUV was a challenge. It was our first time abroad and we didn't know what to expect. The countryside was delightful and the town so quaint... but the real reason we were there was to pay tribute to the men who died storming those beaches. That being said, our host and hostess were lovely people. Paul was so informative. The Manoir is a mini museum and both Paul and his wife, Anna Florence were so helpful and accommodating. The rooms were sweet, clean and pretty roomy with full baths. The breakfast (additional cost), was a typical french breakfast and you could chose what you wanted and your table was set ready for you in advance. We were a block from the beach, 1/2 hour to the American Cemetery and the other historical beaches and about 1-1/2 hours to Mont St. Michele. Our time there was wonderful and would recommend staying there again. Au revior

Fabulous guest house - Anne Florence is super friendly and gave us a tour of the memorabilia- imagine having an airplane cockpit in the breakfast room! Off street parking for 3 cars. Great room, tea coffee machine, clean and comfy. Cannot recommend highly enough.

What a beautiful, quirky stay! Florence gave us the warmest of welcomes, the bed was super comfy, with great pillows, and breakfast was generous, with huge portions of local cheese, and home made jam. DDay Aviators, however is so much more than this. Both the bedrooms and public areas are full of tastefully placed WWII memorabilia, including a full cockpit in the breakfast room! Everything was spotlessly clean and dust free, congratulations to Florence and her team for managing this with so many artefacts around! Florence made some great recommendations for places to visit, and booked a lovely restaurant for us.vWe will definitely recommend to friends, and would love to come back ourselves. Merci beaucoup!

The moment we checked in, the proprietress, Anne Florence greeted us with so much warmth and enthusiasm. The reason for our trip was for our father who was a US and Philippine jet fighter pilot, commercial captain and WWII history buff, to experience Normandie. The Manor was very tastefully decorated and the exquisitely designed bedrooms had modern bathrooms . The entire hotel was artfully decorated in WW1 and WW2 aviation artifacts. Wherever you turn there’s a story to be told for each piece you see. My father was completely enthralled by the entire manor and proprietress Anne was more than happy to show my father around and they shared stories about aviation history. The breakfast room was beautiful and light. The continental breakfast was delicious and it included local cheese from Normandy. My father who such high standards was so happy we stayed there. It’s one experience my father will never forget .