The castle was used by both Germans and Americans as military headquarters during WWII. The attached museum has an extensive WWII collection to explore even if you don't stay there. Family-run by locals, our rooms were beautiful with French windows exposing the estate grounds, very peaceful at night. Several places to sit outside around a table to enjoy the scenery and sip some wine. A small bar/cafe is attached to the museum.
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Staying in such a piece of history is an amazing experience ! My room is lavâtes where the small windows are on the 1944 picture. The owners are fantastic hosts with great and comfortable rooms as well as a great family breakfast. Had the pleasure to visit the museum in the morning which is fantastic. Great collection displayed so vividly that I had the impression to be part of general Collins staff !! Thank you to the owners and all the best with the future plans !! Definitely back one day !!
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This is a very unique place to stay. The hotel itself is in a building from the 1500’s and is part of an estate that the owner has been meticulously refurbishing. He and his wife are both very interesting people. They also have a wonderful Burnese Mountain dog. The building/hotel owner is an admitted enthusiast of WWII history. During war the building served as the headquarters for a German general and, after D-Day, for General James Lawton Collins. Part of the building now houses a very unique military museum (https://www.tripadvisor.ie/Attraction_Review-g608795-d25576850-Reviews-D_DAY_Collins_Museum-Sainte_Mere_Eglise_Manche_Basse_Normandie_Normandy.html). The bedrooms have all been recently decorated and are beautiful. Each room is named after a WWII general (Eisenhower, Bradley, Collins, etc.) Note that there is no A/C and there is a short flight of stairs to get to the rooms. The stairs are circular so large/heavy luggage might be a challenge. Breakfast was terrific.
2025 年 4 月入住期间的伟大发现。一个完全非典型的博物馆，具有现实主义风格......宏伟的作品、物品、衣服......必看。不要忘记这个博物馆的位置，它充满了故事，非常宏伟。
充满历史的奇妙地方。 城堡的业主装修得很好，房间都是新的，装修得很有品味！高品质的早餐。非常热情的业主。城堡里还有一个关于诺曼底登陆战役的精彩博物馆，绝对值得绕道参观！我们会很高兴地回来。干得好！
The castle was used by both Germans and Americans as military headquarters during WWII. The attached museum has an extensive WWII collection to explore even if you don't stay there. Family-run by locals, our rooms were beautiful with French windows exposing the estate grounds, very peaceful at night. Several places to sit outside around a table to enjoy the scenery and sip some wine. A small bar/cafe is attached to the museum.
Staying in such a piece of history is an amazing experience ! My room is lavâtes where the small windows are on the 1944 picture. The owners are fantastic hosts with great and comfortable rooms as well as a great family breakfast. Had the pleasure to visit the museum in the morning which is fantastic. Great collection displayed so vividly that I had the impression to be part of general Collins staff !! Thank you to the owners and all the best with the future plans !! Definitely back one day !!
This is a very unique place to stay. The hotel itself is in a building from the 1500’s and is part of an estate that the owner has been meticulously refurbishing. He and his wife are both very interesting people. They also have a wonderful Burnese Mountain dog. The building/hotel owner is an admitted enthusiast of WWII history. During war the building served as the headquarters for a German general and, after D-Day, for General James Lawton Collins. Part of the building now houses a very unique military museum (https://www.tripadvisor.ie/Attraction_Review-g608795-d25576850-Reviews-D_DAY_Collins_Museum-Sainte_Mere_Eglise_Manche_Basse_Normandie_Normandy.html). The bedrooms have all been recently decorated and are beautiful. Each room is named after a WWII general (Eisenhower, Bradley, Collins, etc.) Note that there is no A/C and there is a short flight of stairs to get to the rooms. The stairs are circular so large/heavy luggage might be a challenge. Breakfast was terrific.