Normandy Region

We are big fans, as are many others on the board, of the Hotel D'Argouges in Bayeux. When we were there, parking was on the grounds of the hotel. It's an easy walk into town and this quaint town is filled with delicious food, the Bayeux Tapestry and a beautiful cathedral.

Thanks for the recommendation Patty!! Just sent in a reservation request to Hotel D'Argouges!

If you are doing a D Day tour the Hotel Churchill is about 300 feet from the pick up point and there is parking one block from the hotel.
Mike

I also stayed at the Hotel D'Argouges
We went on 2 all day tours (one to beaches of Normandy and surrounding areas) and (one to Mount St Michel. )
We used that we booked through Viators - but you could book direct with them.
"Normandy Sightseeing Tours" - our guide was Adrian and he was wonderful.
We saw most of the beaches and walked on them, visited some of historic towns involved in D-Day events and also went to both the American and German cemeteries. It was a full day and I appreciated all the info provided by our guide

We stayed in a cute place that served a great breakfast in Honfleur. It was Motel Les Bluets. Nice family run place that was not in the center of town but not far so we loved it. Big room for a small price.

There are enough options for B&B’s on the countryside too. I stayed in Bazenville a hamlet just south of Arromanches and had a good stay with the Lepainteur family. Spacious room, good breakfast and for all a good chat in the morning to start the day with, for €45 a night an absolute bargain.

We had a lovely/delicious stay at Hotel de Sainte Croix in Bayeux, parking was on street but we parked right outside the place and left car alone for 2 days. Had a DDay tour one day and walked to everything in Bayeux the other day.