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Mercure Omaha Beach, Bayeux Hotels
A charming hotel on a golf course with an outdoor pool, Normandy cuisine, and eco-friendly practices
Overview
Escape to the tranquil beauty of the Mercure Omaha Beach Hotel, a haven meticulously designed for golf enthusiasts and relaxation seekers alike. Situated amidst a sprawling, verdant 36-hole golf course, this hotel offers a truly immersive experience for those passionate about the sport. However, the appeal extends far beyond the greens. The Mercure Omaha Beach Hotel boasts a comprehensive range of amenities created to foster relaxation and rejuvenation. Imagine yourself unwinding on the expansive outdoor terrace, taking a refreshing dip in the sparkling swimming pool, or indulging in the soothing warmth of the whirlpool bath.
For travelers with an interest in history and the stories of the past, the hotel’s strategic location provides unparalleled access to some of the most significant sites in Normandy. The Medieval town of Bayeux, renowned for its captivating Bayeux Tapestry, is within easy reach, inviting exploration of its rich historical tapestry. Furthermore, the heart of the D-Day Region lies close by, offering poignant opportunities to reflect on this pivotal moment in history. Pay your respects at the Normandy American Cemetery, a place of solemn remembrance. Explore the dramatic cliffs of Pointe du Hoc, and marvel at the ingenuity of the artificial port of Arromanches-les-Bains, key to the success of the Allied landings.
The Mercure Omaha Beach Hotel features 70 beautifully appointed rooms, each designed with comfort and convenience in mind. Expect cozy interiors, providing a welcoming and relaxing atmosphere, perfect for unwinding after a long day of golfing or sightseeing. All rooms are equipped with modern amenities, including flat-screen TVs for your entertainment, deep-soaking bathtubs for ultimate relaxation, and convenient coffee and tea makers to start your day right. Guests can savor authentic regional flavors at the on-site restaurant, A l’Epicerie, where delectable Normandy cuisine takes center stage. Finally, demonstrating a commitment to environmental responsibility, the Mercure Omaha Beach Hotel has earned the prestigious Green Key certification, ensuring your stay contributes to sustainable tourism practices.
Hotel Information
4-star Hotel
+02 31 22 44 44
Chemin du Colombier,
https://all.accor.com/hotel/1215/index.en.shtml?utm_campaign=seo+maps&utm_medium=seo+maps&utm_source=google+Maps
Free wifi
Free parkingFrance
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