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The family-run Hotel le Dauphin les Loges is spread across three 17th-century houses with half-timbered façades or slate tiles typical of Normandy. Located in the heart of old Honfleur directly across from Saint-Catherine's Church, it's just a short walk from the Vieux Bassin (old port) with its brightly painted fishing boats and busy restaurants and cafes.
Warm and friendly service is a priority at the Hotel le Dauphin les Loges and as your suitcases are whisked up the very narrow staircases to your room, you can sit and relax in the breakfast room which transforms into a tea salon in the afternoon. The rustic yet modern rooms are small but full of character.
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Spread across three historic buildings, the rooms are small but full of character with sloping beamed ceilings and paintings of local scenes hanging on the walls. The historic nature of the buildings means that each room is different but all are simply styled with modern touches and views of the bustling cobbled streets below. Across the various buildings are twin, double and triple rooms, all equipped with a TV and a bathroom with shower or bath.
Hotel le Dauphin les Loges overlooks a quiet cobbled square close to Saint-Catherine's Church and the old port with its small fishing boats and lively restaurants. The main shopping street, just around the corner, is lined with independent boutiques and medieval half-timbered houses, making this an ideal spot from which to explore the town. Omaha Beach is about a 90-minute drive away.
Located in the Dauphin house, the bright and cheerful breakfast room is decorated with local artwork and handicrafts. In the afternoon, it becomes a tea room offering freshly made treats with tea and coffee. Although there is no restaurant for lunch or dinner, there are numerous restaurants and bistros just a short walk from the hotel.
A small hotel in the heart of Honfleur, the Hotel le Dauphin les Loges is conveniently located and full of local charm. Steep, narrow staircases link the compact but characterful rooms and the service is very friendly.
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The following activities are designed to give you the most authentic experiences of the area where you’re staying. We work with local guides, who use their knowledge and often a resident’s eye to show you the main sights and more out-of-the-way attractions. Our specialists can also suggest outdoor pursuits and activities, such as cooking classes, that will introduce you to the traditions of the area’s inhabitants.
Explore the historical heart of Honfleur on a guided walking tour that brings you through the winding, narrow streets of the old town to see half-timbered houses, old salt warehouses and a remarkable wooden church inspired by the Vikings.
