Hôtel Tardif Noble Guesthouse, Bayeux Hotels
Charming guest house in a historic garden with an outdoor pool and terrace
Overview
Immerse yourself in history at Hôtel Tardif Noble Guesthouse, a charming accommodation nestled within the grounds of what was once the private park of the renowned botanist, Moisson de Vaux. This historical setting, with roots stretching back to the 18th century, offers a unique glimpse into the past. Notably, many botanical species, including the graceful Magnolias, were initially acclimated to the European climate right here within this very park. The guest house enjoys a prime location in the heart of the medieval town of Bayeux.
Strategically positioned, Hôtel Tardif Noble Guesthouse offers convenient access to some of Bayeux’s most treasured landmarks. The Bayeux Tapestry Museum is a mere two-minute stroll away, offering a captivating journey through history. Furthermore, the magnificent Bayeux Cathedral is also within easy reach. Guests will find themselves surrounded by a delightful array of restaurants, inviting bars, and unique shops, all located within close proximity to the guesthouse.
The accommodations themselves are a testament to the property’s rich history. From the elegant wood paneling and the grandeur of marble fireplaces to the remarkable, sweeping staircase, the interiors resonate deeply with a glorious past. The rooms are generously proportioned, providing ample space for relaxation. Guests can choose from a selection of options, including comfortable Superior Rooms and a luxurious Junior Suite, each offering a cozy and inviting atmosphere. For those seeking even more space and convenience, upgrading to one of the apartments or suites is highly recommended. These upgraded options are thoughtfully equipped with a kitchen and a dedicated dining area, with many featuring both a shower room and a separate bathroom.
Adding to the allure of the guesthouse is its beautifully maintained garden and a south-facing terrace, providing an ideal outdoor space to relax, unwind, and soak in the peaceful atmosphere. For an added touch of luxury, guests can also enjoy the heated pool, which offers a unique and captivating view of the cathedral in the new secret garden. However, it is important to note that the pool is only available for use during specific months of the year.
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