Logis Les Remparts - Bed and Breakfast
4, rue Bourbesneur, Bayeux
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Logis Les Remparts - Bed and Breakfast Bayeux

4, rue Bourbesneur Bayeux, Basse-Normandie, Normandy, 14400, France

TravelPod Member ReviewsLogis Les Remparts - Bed and Breakfast Bayeux

“I loved my week with Christele, Francois and Paul!”

mleverette (1 review)
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Jun 6, 2011

My room was perfect!I loved my view and the location. Breakfast was wonderful. Thanks for the hot chocolate and tea and coffee :) The Lecornu family was completely marvelous and gracious. Thank you for an excellent stay in Normandy.

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The perfect spot

A travel blog entry by mleverette

5

We stayed at Les Remparts in Bayeux, France. It was a great place to drive with a rental car to the D-day beaches. Our time with the Lecornu family was relaxing and fun. It was nice to see how a French family lives. We found the local grocery stores and had "picnics" most of the week. We could walk all over Bayeux within minutes, all of which was …

Greetings from France!

A travel blog entry by stevie1944

What a day. Flying is the best thing ever! My flight from Erie to Cleveland was on a turboprop plane, the one with propellers. I don't think it went very high. It was incredible looking out the window at the ground below. It was like looking at a giant diorama. Our flight into Cleveland only took 25 minutes, so that wasn't bad at all. My flight …

Into the Norman Countryside

A travel blog entry by stevie1944

Today was a wonderful day. I woke up at 6:15, took a shower, organized some of my things and went downstairs for breakfast. It was served at a wooden table in their wine cellar. I had cocoa and toast. The cocoa was basically hot milk, and then you would put three scoops of chocolate
powder into the milk. It was delicious. I also had toast for …

Bayeux

A travel blog entry by vvanwie

1

We took the train from Paris to Bayeux and are headed to the small town (nearby) called Planquery (Edith Piaf was raised there & her grave is there too). We stayed with Roel & Pia Klinkhammer at a B&B in this rural area. Roel is Dutch and runs guided tours of the D-day beaches. All of it was fantastic.

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A travel blog entry by billhall

Well it is hard to believe we are at the end of our excellent adventure. Let's hope the trip to the airport and turning the car in are in eventful. Turning the car in when we got to Munich was a nightmare. The address on the rental agreement was a blocked off car park and munich is no place to be driving if you know where you're going, let alone if you have no clue. The whole car thing there was a bit difficult but it's over and all good and ...

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