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Le Castel & Au Loup, Bayeux Hotels
Art Deco villa and guesthouse featuring various room types, scenic views, proximity to historical sites, and fresh breakfast options
Discover the enchanting allure of Bayeux with a stay at Le Castel & Au Loup Bayeux, a centrally located haven offering both the personalized touch of a charming guest house and the independence of fully-equipped apartments. Le Castel itself stands as a testament to Bayeux’s rich architectural heritage, a distinguished villa constructed in 1937 that exemplifies the elegance and sophistication of the Art Deco period. Both Le Castel and Au Loup Bayeux are perfectly positioned within the heart of the city’s historic center, affording guests unparalleled proximity to some of Bayeux’s most iconic landmarks. Just a leisurely four-minute walk will lead you to the awe-inspiring Notre-Dame de Bayeux Cathedral, a masterpiece of Gothic architecture, and the Baron Gérard Museum, a treasure trove of art and historical artifacts.
The rooms within Le Castel, including those at Le Petit Castel, are thoughtfully designed to create an ambiance that is both inviting and stylish. Each space is a harmonious blend of retro charm, chic design, contemporary comforts, and a cozy atmosphere, resulting in an unforgettable stay. Original 1940s furniture pieces add a touch of vintage glamour, while the light-colored décor enhances the sense of spaciousness and tranquility. Depending on your chosen accommodation, you’ll be treated to captivating views of the city, the peaceful garden surroundings, or even the majestic Cathedral Notre Dame de Bayeux. For larger groups or families seeking a more expansive retreat, Le Petit Castel offers the perfect solution – a delightful small house complete with three comfortable bedrooms, a fully functional kitchen, a welcoming living room, and a charming, private garden.
Begin each day with a delightful breakfast experience, featuring a tempting array of fresh pastries, crusty bread, homemade jams, refreshing orange juice, and a selection of other delectable treats. Guests staying at Au Loup will appreciate the convenience of fully equipped kitchens in each of the eight apartments, providing the freedom to prepare your own meals and snacks at your leisure. Furthermore, you’ll find yourself just a short and pleasant stroll away from a variety of local shops and essential amenities, including a traditional bakery brimming with freshly baked goods, a reputable butcher, a well-stocked wine merchant, and a convenient pharmacy – ensuring that all your needs are easily met during your stay in Bayeux.
Hotel Information
3-star Hotel
+33 231920131
1 Bd Sadi Carnot
https://www.hotel-chambres-hotes-bayeux-lecastel.fr/en
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