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"The hotel was charming and a great way to experience Mont St Michel at night and early mornings when tourists are gone. The hotel was clean, our room was quiet, comfortable and in great condition. There were a lot of stairs to climb to get to our room, but it was worth it. Breakfast was 19/per person and nothing special. Staff was friendly and helpful. Wouldn't hesitate to stay again. "

"This was a special stay, not for the quality of the accommodation but because of it's location and history. Room was fairly basic but a view to die for, just spectacular. Mt St Michel is magnificent, at night it becomes magical. The abbey lit up at night was amazing. La mere Poulard was ok, friendly reception and good sized, old fashioned room with important fridge, bottled water and fan (essential for the summer). Breakfast was good, eggs, bacon, charcuterie, fresh pastries and breads and freshly made gluten free bread. The rooms are dripping in history. Worth it just to experience the Mt and Abbey at night and early morning before it is swamped with visitors. Parking is off site c£35"

"Wonderful hotel in a beautiful setting. You could feel the history through the walls of this great hotel. Attention to detail, comfortable and spacious room, attentive staff. Would definitely stay there again!"

"The staff were very helpful and kind"

"Literally just back from a 2 night stay here and stayed in a family duplex since was for 4 adults which are on a separate block to the main house. Was a very nice stay overall, big spacious room with an additional upstairs double bed and bathroom, although just the one toilet for both floors. Lovely quiet grounds to sit in, fairly easy 20 minute walk into the middle of Bayeux and breakfast plentiful buffet style thing. I have an EV so perfect for me, arrived with about 40% battery and filled up for about £27 on the 22kw charger so happy days! Staff friendly so honestly no complaints from us. I would say breakfast is too expensive at €17 per person per night is my only observation."