Rooms
Rooms at La Maison de Lucie are individually decorated in a chic and elegant style with subtle hints of Moroccan and Japanese influence while retaining plenty of the original character of the building. All have a flat-screen television and complimentary Wi-Fi. Bathrooms are bright and airy and look out into the garden area or over the old town. Most include a shower over the bath. Suites feature special amenities like private staircase entrances or a fireplace.
Location
La Maison de Lucie is on a quiet cobbled street off the main square, behind Saint-Catherine’s Church. Though tucked away, the port is less than a ten-minute walk away, as is the Rue de la Prison (prison alley), which dates back to the Middle Ages. Nearby, are plenty of shops, restaurants and the Eugène Boudin museum, which celebrates the work of the 19th-century painter.
Food and drink
Every morning at La Maison de Lucie starts with a hearty breakfast made with fresh charcuterie, local cheese and seasonal fruit. Although there is no restaurant at the hotel, it's less than a five-minute walk from dozens of bistros, brasseries and fine-dining options.
Facilities and activities
La Maison de Lucie offers hot tub in the vaulted cellar, which is filled with light streaming through its stained-glass windows.
Accessibility
One room at La Maison de Lucie has been designated as accessible. Located on the ground floor, it has wider spacing for easier mobility and benefits from its own terrace.