Cricqueville-en-Bessin Hotel Guide - Pointe du Hoc hotels in Cricqueville-en-Bessin, France.

"Friendly lady handed us the keys and wished us a pleasant stay. The apartment was very clean. We cooked dinner both nights and had no problems. There is a grocery store and a gas station next door which is nice. The town was charming and all within walking distance. I would stay here again."

"The location is very quiet and the staff is friendly."

"Really beautiful and quiet place. Rooms are clean and the beds ultra comfortable. There is a heated pool on site, which unfortunately I didn't get to use as it was a brief overnight stay. Damien was very welcoming and attentive. Really lovely breakfast served - including some amazing homemade jams. Will definitely return here and highly recommend to all. "

"A nice clean house.The pool was nice nad the hosts are very helpful "

"Wonderful Stay Near D-Day Sites!We had a fantastic stay at this charming gîte! The location is ideal—peaceful and scenic, yet conveniently close to many of the D-Day memorials, museums, and beaches. It was the perfect home base for exploring the history and beauty of the region.The gîte itself was spotless and well-equipped, with everything we needed for cooking and dining comfortably. We especially appreciated the ample supply of dishes and kitchenware.Our hosts were incredibly welcoming and kind, making us feel right at home from the moment we arrived.We would absolutely recommend this property to anyone visiting the area—families, couples, or solo travelers alike. A truly memorable and enjoyable experience!"

"The condo at Grandcamp-Maisy was superb. The view of both the English Channel and the harbor were spectacular. The bed was comfortable and the bathroom had everything one needed. It was such a warm and comfortable place to come home to after a long day sightseeing. The location was very convenient to the sites in the area. It was also very safe and quiet. We will definitely stay here again and would recommend to anyone visiting Normandy and the WWII beaches."