Le Chateau de Bricquebec

Nice Hotel, good price, comfortable room, quiet night and a good nights sleep. The owner was very welcoming and moved his cars to allow my motorbike to be parked on his garage. Would stay again

The staff was super friendly and helpful. They spoke good English so it is easy if your french is Comme ci, Comme ca. The place is historic and fabulously beautiful. Affordable and central to all Normandy attractions. We truly felt like family. I would stay here again and again. Family oriented.

Booked online last minute, wasn't sure what to expect. Amazing location, within the old chateau walls, full of history, beautiful building - my wife was surprised to be staying within the walls as with a lot of French hotels of this style, the rooms are a little tired, but comfortable and clean. very helpful staff

Great experience, very friendly staff (including English speaking). Will come again.

Overnight stop after a ferry journey. Great characterful hotel, with lovely staff and great food. Well worth a stay

Building is nice from the outside but rooms are underwhelming. Also, given the isolated location of the town, the price is a bit high for what you get

We were trying to find a good place to stay overnight while touring through Normandy. We really were lucky to find this place, which was well worth going a little out of the way to stay. It was pretty neat to stay at this Chateau, which did not lack in modern amenities, including wi-fi. The staff was very friendly, and a big plus was the wonderful on-site restaurant, at which we had a superb dinner. Especially enjoyable was the opportunity to meet other guests and share travel experiences. We really enjoyed our stay here.

L'Hostelerie du Chateau is delightful. It is in a medieval building in the center of Briquebec, Normandy and offers, I believe, 12 rooms. Bricquebec is a small town with pleasant streets for walking, a few cafes and shops. The staff is expert and cordial. Every staff member has some English and everyone is patient with one's attempts to speak French. My party and I are very glad to have stayed there and would return happily. The rooms are immaculate. The building is very old, the furnishings are also old--not medieval-- but comfortable and attractive. The beds were very comfy (new mattresses). The food is outstanding. The wine selection is a well-selected small list with bottles ranging from moderate to a bit expensive. The chef's recommendations are good. There is a pleasant library where one can read and enjoy tea or other drinks. The dining room is elegant; breakfast is served in a smaller, pretty room. Breakfast is a buffet of crusty bread, flakey croissants, fruit, fruit juice, cheese, and sliced ham and sausage. There is also cafe au lait with properly warmed milk if you wish. Plain coffee and tea.I recommend L'Hostelerie enthusiastically.

Our 5th visit, an overnight stay, en route elsewhere, was just as good as previous visits. Lovely welcome, comfortable room, and, as usual, one of the best meals to be found in France. We cannot speak too highly of this hotel, which in our experience has been top class and excellent value over many years.

Having stayed there previously, we used L'Hostellerie du Château as a centre to visit the D-Day beaches and museums with our grandson