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Central location
In the heart of the village, 200 m from the beach and steps from the D-Day Museum, restaurants and shops. Everything is walkable.
Arromanches-les-Bains
Steps from the sea, a step into history
A charming studio in the heart of Arromanches-les-Bains, between the beach, the remains of the Mulberry harbour and the Gold Beach cliffs.
The studio
A true extension of our home
Our studio is not just a place to pass through. Teal walls, old wooden floors, a period fireplace and seaside light: we love welcoming travellers who want to experience Arromanches-les-Bains authentically, far from standardised hotels. The freedom of a private rental, the care of a family home.
The tour
Come in, make yourself at home
The comforts
Everything is already here
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Comfortable bed
Quality bedding, linen provided and a light-filled sleeping area for peaceful nights after a day of exploring.
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Fitted kitchen
Hob, oven, coffee maker and everything you need to cook the market's produce, just like at home.
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Free wifi
Fast, free connection — whether you are planning your visits or working remotely facing the sea.
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Smart TV
Large screen with Netflix, Amazon Prime Video and Apple TV for cosy evenings when the wind blows over the bay.
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Attentive hosts
We live here and love sharing our best addresses: visits, restaurants, tide times. Ask us anything.
Around the house
The best of Arromanches on foot
The studio sits in the centre of the village, a few minutes' walk from the beach, the D-Day Museum and the cliff paths. Park the car — you will hardly need it.
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200 m away
Arromanches beach
Fine sand, remains of the artificial harbour visible at low tide and supervised swimming in summer. The view changes with every tide.
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300 m away
D-Day Museum
Facing the sea, it tells the incredible story of the Mulberry artificial harbour built in a few days after 6 June 1944.
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700 m away
Arromanches 360
A circular cinema set on the cliff: 19 minutes of archive footage projected in 360°, a striking immersion in the 100 days of the Battle of Normandy.
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from the village
Cliffs and coastal path
The GR223 runs west to Longues-sur-Mer and east to Courseulles: panoramas over the bay, bunkers and endless meadows.
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6 km away
Longues-sur-Mer battery
The only German battery to have kept its original guns, between fields and cliffs. Free access and a superb view over the Channel.
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10 km away
Bayeux
Its thousand-year-old tapestry, its cathedral and its medieval streets spared by the war. The perfect half-day trip.
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12 km away
Juno Beach and Courseulles
The Juno Beach Centre tells the story of the Canadian engagement, and the harbour of Courseulles delights with its oysters and fish market.
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150 m away
Seafront restaurants
Moules-frites facing the harbour remains, crêperies and brasseries: the whole seafront is a five-minute walk.
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30 km away
Pointe du Hoc
The cliff scaled by the US Rangers on 6 June 1944, still pitted with bomb craters. One of the most striking D-Day sites.
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9 km away
Port-en-Bessin
Normandy's leading scallop fishing port: fish auction, lively quays and fishmongers to bring dinner back to the studio.
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22 km away
American cemetery and Omaha Beach
At Colleville-sur-Mer, 9,387 graves face the sea above the immense Omaha beach. A deeply moving place of remembrance.
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35 km away
Caen Memorial
The great museum of the Second World War and of peace: the ideal complement to a stay on the D-Day beaches.
The journal
Ideas for visits and good addresses
histoire 8 June 2026
D-Day 2026: the 82nd Anniversary in Arromanches
82nd anniversary of the Normandy landings: 6 June 2026 ceremonies, the D-Day Festival, events in Arromanches and practical tips to make the most of it.
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visites 2 June 2026
Visiting Bayeux from Arromanches: the 2026 guide
Cathedral, old town, museums and the British war cemetery: what to see in Bayeux, 10 km from Arromanches, in 2026 while the Tapestry museum is being rebuilt.
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D-Day Museum in Arromanches: Visit & 2026 Info
Opening hours, 2026 prices, the new Projectiles-designed building, collections: plan your visit to the D-Day Museum in Arromanches, facing the Mulberry harbour.
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