Hotel Le Canada

This is a small hotel with small quaint rooms. The rooms are in two different buildings. I stayed in the rooms across from the main building. The rooms are clean and brightly lit. There is no A/C, but being close to the sea I didn't miss it. Breakfast is quite simple, a small baguette and croissant are the main fair. I recommend this hotel.

Pros. Perfect for small cycling groups who want to take in the excellent military sites. eg. The Grand Bunker Museum, Pegasus bridge, Gondree Cafe, Airbourne museum and the Merville Battery. There is a cycle path along the beach and canal all the way to Pegasus Bridge and Caen, avoiding all main roads. Friendly receptionist but no English spoken. Easy parking. Convenient for Ferry Port. Cons. The breakfast were disappointing. A choice of 1 cereal, no hot food apart from toast, yoghurt, fruit salad, cheese but no meat. No shops or restaurants within walking distance.

Nice views amazing greenes y Good staff. Nice rooms

Clean hotel , rooms are small but well appointed . breakfast in bright dinning room , but the hotel has no kitchen facilities . Good restaurant just down the street. Continental breakfast is small for the price .

This is the 4th time of staying here what a fantastic hotel clean excellent food and friendly staff. I am a coach driver and took 22 children and staff here. The hotel is 2 minutes from the beech. Just perfect

We were late arriving, and the owner met us, but all systems were in place should we have arrived after he had left. Our room was on 2nd floor up a fairly steep and narrow staircase, so not good for anyone with limited mobility. We could see the sea from our window. Quiet location just a couple of minutes walk from the beach, but you need a car to go anywhere else. Very basic room, no tea/coffee making facilities, but good shower and comfortable bed. We would stay again as it was great from the beach and our dog loved the walks (we did too), and less than half an hour from the Caen/Portsmouth ferry.

Arrived in the early evening ..hotel dark & locked up, eventually used outside phone to speak to someone re: booking in ..never saw any staff...room clean,beit small..

Booked this hotel last minute as it was the cheapest in the area. The room was ok, although despite booking a single they did put me in a huge room with about 3-4 beds, which was cool! I enjoyed the luxury of sleeping on what essentially became on gigantic bed the size of the whole room. Breakfast was ok. It was a bit light (I am an athlete), then again I caught the tail end of it so that might have been on me. The reception was closed when I arrived around 10pm and had to call someone to come by and get me the key. It's a small town so that is understandable. Conclusion - interesting experience. Humble space. If you're traveling on a budget and just need a place to crash/sleep then this is a good option.

We used this as it was cheap and near the Channel ferry. Our first night we were in a ground floor room which had a mouldy smelling bathroom. On our return from a UK trip we were put in a second floor room which was small and more expensive than our first night. It was a bit strange to be put in this room as it did not appear that there were any other customers. There is no WiFi except in the dining room. Unless you are desperate this may not be your best choice.

Our first night we were put in a room on the ground floor. The bathroom had a moulds smell. It is convenient to the channel ferry so we booked a second night on our return. We were put in a second floor room which was small, and more expensive than our first night. No wifi in the rooms. No more than a two star.