Turqueville Hotels

"La Suite is a very tastefully renovated building in a great location. Florent could not have been more helpful."

"The hotel was lovely, clean, welcoming, helpful, tasy food and drink. A lovely place to stay "

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

"The gite was beautiful. There was an enormous fenced garden which our dog enjoyed. Danielle was helpful, knowledgeable, and so very kind. She supported us in our interests and gave us some of her lovely homemade jam."

"Lovely spacious house for a family stay. The covered pool was perfect given we had some cooler and wet days and the sauna was a bonus for the adults. Easy walking distance to the town for bakeries, bars, restaurants and shops, but the house itself is secluded enough to think you are in the country. Wardrobe space was limited in some of the bedrooms, but not a problem for us. "

"Excellent location for visiting D-Day related sites and museums. Ideal for family of three. Price reasonable. Easy check-in and room was spotless and spacious enough for our family. Cyril made check in friendly and easy."

"Located in the center of Carentan across from the bahnhof, this hotel is easy to find. Parking is available in back or on the street. The room we stayed in #11, has no interior curtains. To have privacy, you close the outdoor shutters and lock them, the close the windows. No electric outlets in the bathroom or 2nd room where 2 single beds are located. Rooms are clean, bed was firm. "

"Lovely cottage right by the sea. Well situated and well stocked. Perfect for a family break."

"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."