Hotels near Le Molay-Littry Station

"This is a lovely dairy farm with beautiful views and modern accommodations. Our host was gracious in everyway. The village of Trevieres is 3 minutes away with bakeries, butcher shops, etc which provided many of our daily needs. Super convenient to WW II sites in all directions. "

"Nice property very well situated for the Bayeux Tapestry and D day beaches. Very clean and well presented. We had a nice bottle of local apple juice to welcome us. Very tasty."

"This stay was wonderful. The grounds are beautiful, there are many flowers (and cats!) and the woman running the hotel is absolutely amazing. The breakfast was also delicious. Would definitely stay here again!"

"The house was situated on a farm about 3kms outside Le-Molay-Littry. Very comfortable property with everything you need for your stay.Nathalie the owner welcomed us to the house and showed us some very useful information on places to visit. The reason for our trip to Normandy was to visit some of the D Day locations and Museums. We found the house to be in a good central location to do this.A great trip,good weather,nice countryside we will return.Brian and Malcolm"

"What an amazing place to see. It is quaint and clean and our hostess Karine was so very helpful. Thank you for making this part of our trip so enjoyable. I highly recommend this property for those wanting to stay in the country but still close to attractions. "

"Vanessa and her husband are wonderful hosts and they truly have the gift of hospitality. Our room was quiet and relaxing, and the breakfast that Vanessa made was delicious. We would stay here again and hopefully we'll bring our boys on the next trip."

"We just completed our driving tour of Normandy May 11, 2025. One of our stops for two nights was at "La Cour Souveraine" a beautiful country home 10km outside of Bayeux and centrally located for visiting all the D-Day beaches. We enjoyed the peaceful setting and convenience, but more importantly the pleasant greeting we received on our arrival. Our host, the Pemjean family, were most helpful in making our consideration of the D-Day invasion of 1944 complete. They have a passion for sharing their knowledge of that fateful day June 6, 1944. The old farmhouse has been renovated and offers 1st class accommodations. They served a light breakfast with fresh, from their yard, apple juice along with meats, cheese and baguette. You will enjoy the Normandy countryside while being immersed in the many museums and memorials to the fallen soldiers sent to liberate Europe."

"The hosts: Florence & Dominic were helpful and generous. The breakfast were superlative. I would go back. "

"Absolutely lovely place to relax. Easy access to all memorials. "