Once just a simple, small village, Deauville is now a first class seaside resort. Rendezvous for the stars, casino amateurs and horse racers alike, this Normandy resort town is a symbol of life for the French; it ensures total seclusion just two hours from Paris. Finding a hotel in Deauville is easy as there is a large range on offer. Events like the American Film Festival, horse races and concerts keep the city alive year-round. On the seafront, you will find top of the range hotels, which commonly house American celebrities! Deauville Beach provides guests 2km of fine sand, as well as a quiet area to relax (although not during the high season when holidaymakers cause huge crowds). The resort is well-known for its 400 beach lockers, for guests to stow away their valuables, as well as for its beautiful, 19th century-style villas. These villas are available to rent throughout the year, although it is essential you book in advance because the demand is high.
The Royal Barrière is a very similar product to its seafront sister the Normandy: a comparable décor (possibly a tad more old worldy), matching grandeur ...
The first of the all-mighty Barrière hotels to open in Deauville back in 1912, the Normandy still impresses almost a century on. It is, and always has ...
Of the three Barrière hotels in Deauville, this one is our favourite. It's still fairly similar in style, but is a little bit less 'in-your-face' and stuffy ...
By a long stretch the finest bed and breakfast in the town, Villa Josephine is a beautiful property with exquisite décor, spacious rooms and fine service. ...
We liked this property very much and we're sure you will too. Tucked away off of a quiet street a few minutes' walk from the river front in Trouville, ...
La Closerie is one of the better hotels in Deauville. Strictly speaking it's actually what the French call a 'résidence', self contained apartments with ...
The Almoria is a cute little hotel along the main artery of Deauville's centre. The main pull of the property is its nicely sized, well decorated rooms, ...
Although many travellers prefer to avoid hotel chains in order to find something original and new, the Mercure in Deauville is highly recommended for those ...
The Augeval is a charming little hotel made up of two typical Norman villas, each one having its own distinctive style in terms of the room décor. Despite ...
The Esperance is a quaint little bed and breakfast and one of the finest in Deauville. Run by a lovely couple (probably) in their sixties, it provides ...
The centrally located Trophée hotel is one of the better properties in Deauville. A relatively contemporary establishment, is has a good range of facilities, ...
If you don't like surprises then the Ibis is the place for you. The great advantage of this type of hotel is that you know exactly what you are getting ...
Lying around seven miles outside Deauville in a small place called St. Gatien, this hotel is for those looking for peace and quiet away from the hubbub ...
The Côte Fleurie is everything that a typical seaside bed and breakfast should be which explains why it receives guests from as far away as South Korea! ...
A typical family-run bed and breakfast, the Marie-Anne is a decent little property located in the centre of Deauville. A little dated décor-wise, it has ...
As with most of the Pierre & Vacances properties, the Résidence du Golf is a self-catering establishment. It is a complex of 134 basic but comfortable ...
At once a hotel and self-catering establishment, the Villa Gardenia offers basic yet comfortable accommodation on the Deauville seafront. The décor may ...
The Patio hotel is another small, typical bed and breakfast property along the main thoroughfare of Deauville. While it is certainly not the pick of the ...
For a town with an already ageing hotel scene, the Hélios certainly does it no favours. It is the most basic of hotels and is not in the best condition, ...