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Normandy, France

Chateau de la Chenevière

18th-century coastal charm

Peace and luxury

Make yourself at home at Château La Chenevière, a five-star hotel located on the Normandy coast, between Bayeux and the WWII landing beaches. This 18th century manor house, nestled in a romantic park, will welcome you inside its walls brimming with history. Fully restored in 1988, it has retained its cachet of yesteryear so you can enjoy an extraordinary stay today, steeped in peace and luxury.

Settle into one of its 29 comfortable, spacious rooms and fully immerse yourself in the château life, complete with discreet service, a personalised welcome and deluxe amenity.

At La Chenevière, you will also appreciate the finesse and elegance of their memorable dining experiences. Together, Didier Robin, Chef Director and Hugo Genty, Head Chef at the Botaniste, have put together a refined, seasonal and inventive menu which takes you on a gastronomic journey, made in Normandy. Then, in a romantic, rustic setting, Le Petit Jardin awaits you in La Chenevière’s old conservatory. The menu focuses on fresh, high-quality products, all locally sourced or from the château’s permaculture vegetable garden. Le Petit Jardin is open for lunch and dinner.

Highlights

29 elegantly designed and spacious rooms and suites

Memorable dining experiences at two restaurants

A charming walled garden

A heated swimming pool

A range of pampering massage and spa treatments

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Ariel view of waves breaking on a forested shoreline