I was delighted to find this charming bed and breakfast. Philippe and Sophie were so kind and…read morehelpful, filling us in on the sights, receiving and storing our rental bikes, providing us with amazing breakfasts. Each morning, along with the arrays of breads and jams and meats, fruits and cheeses, there was always a special treat; Crepes, pot de creme, etc. Our room was huge, comfortable and beautifully appointed. The garden in the courtyard was a gem. We stayed 3 nights but I can't wait to go and linger longer. Wonderful place to base for D-day touring.

Simply one of the nicest places you can stay in Normandy, and possibly in all of France. The…read moreowners were so kind, hospitable and helpful to us, and made us feel like family. They made some great restaurant recommendations too. The room was spotlessly clean and the bed and linens were top notch. The decor of the room was also very tasteful. The building itself is beautiful and we felt privileged to be able to stay there. Highly, HIGHLY recommend staying here if you are traveling near or through Bayeux / Normandy.

Excellent place to stay and take in Bayeux France. We had the Noble Guesthouse and it was a…read morespacious 2 bedroom place for our family to stay a few days. Everyone had a place to stay, hang out, or get some space. The staff were extremely helpful and friendly - making us feel at home. Their morning breakfast was top notch. The chapel, restaurants, cafe's, and sights are all within walking distance. This is a place that reminds you the history that permeates France with buildings that are hundreds of years old (but don't look shabby) and a friendly atmosphere. If you are planning on exploring Normandie you can base out of here and be within 1-2 hours of everything.

This "guesthouse" is way beyond a bed and breakfast. Check out the photo of their entrance…read more We stayed here as our base for exploring Normandy. It worked perfect. Much of Bayeux was walkable from here, and driving to the American and British beaches was very manageable. You can see the entrance to the museum with the Bayeux Tapestry from their front door. Restaurants we planned to taxi to were walkable. The facility is a several century old mansion, totally renovated by the architect owner who has done everything first class. Our room was huge, everything was new, and everything worked. The staff was outstanding in their efforts to accommodate a couple Americans. Breakfast equaled the facility - in a formal dining room setting and with an extensive selection. I would recommend Hotel Tardif Noble Guesthouse to anyone, whether they're five star hotel people or campers.

Fantastic location. Friendly staff. I always benchmark every hotel room from the Wynn Hotel Las…read moreVegas so don't take what I am about to say. Our room was clean and comfortable and quiet. Nuts & Bolts but a great place to sleep and relax. Walking distance (2 blocks) to all the great restaurants and shops. Bayeux is the PERFECT launch point for everything Normandy. If you're looking to see Omaha Beach and Point Du Hac stay in Bayeux. We booked a private tour through the Caen Memorial. We took the 7:00am train to Caen and met our guide. It was the perfect way to see everything.

Very comfortable hotel with very friendly and accommodating service. Beds are comfortable and…read morebreakfast good. Be aware that the hotel has no elevator and if your room is on the second floor, you will have to carry your luggage up a winding staircase. Convenient location within walking distance of many good restaurants. Great base for exploring Normandy.

Stayed here the night before our Normandy tour. As you would expect in a small French town, the…read morehotel is historic. So it doesn't have all the comforts of a modern hotel. But the beds are comfortable, shower has great water pressure, and the staff is extremely friendly. Location is great as you can walk around town easily. Only issue that I don't think you can fix, as you can hear other rooms sometimes. Breakfast is good. I would definitely recommend for a few nights went in town.

Beautiful,breathtaking place , build in the c1500 , super friendly staff , owner very much…read moreinvolved, making the place very welcoming. My husband and definitely will return , to stay there .

They charged our stay before they were supposed to, then refused a refund (after we canceled well…read moreBEFORE the cancellation date) in 2020 after Covid necessitated canceling our 40th anniversary trip:( Fortunately, we had charged on a good credit card, and they got our refund for us. Bad times for everyone, but that doesn't mean they were entitled to our money. It was two rooms for a few days, so not a small amount.

We stayed here 2 nights recently. I booked online a couple of months ahead…read more We arrived in the late afternoon. You ring the bell at what appears to be the main door and the hosts are responsive. After you're let in, you use a different, more nondescript door, for entry/egress thereafter. This hotel has 4 rooms (2 per floor, on what in the U.S. would be the 2nd and 3rd floor). There is no elevator and the stone stairs are fairly narrow. That is not a criticism; I'd expect few if any guest-houses (and few hotels) in the area would have elevators. It is just something to be aware of if you are travelling with heavy bags. The hosts are willing to assist with bags, also. Parking is on-street, just across the road from the hotel. It is parallel parking and first come - first served. Breakfast is arranged with the hosts, usually from ~ 8 - 9:30 a.m. and served in the common room. Sandrine is a very good cook, and even makes the jams and yogurt herself! Breakfast when we were there was croissants/baguettes with jams, yogurt, and some sort of other baked item (and apple 'loaf' with caramel sauce, for instance; quite good). There is coffee and juice as well. If you are used to a more meat-centric breakfast (I am not), this one is more pastry-centric. We enjoyed the breakfasts. The hotel (actually 'guest house', because the hosts live on-site) is an old house from the mid-1800s which has been completely renovated. It feels old, but in a good / historic way. The room itself was nice; we had a 2-room configuration (the 2nd room was quite small, but adequate for a bed for 1 person). The main room was sized well, and include a desk, wardrobe, and chairs. I don't recall noise being an issue (though I was jet-lagged the first night); Bayeux seemed fairly quiet. The windows from the main rooms overlook the road outside. Our room had a fantastic view of the cathedral from the bathroom. The hosts can provide advice for Bayeux and side trips to the many WWII sites in the area. The hotel is a 3-block walk from the museum housing the Bayeux Tapestry, also. The only issues we had were that, without actively consulting your maps-app on the phone, the hotel was somewhat difficult to find (there are likely ordinances limiting signage, and they *do* have a sign in the window, but we missed it). The location is about 2 blocks south of the cathedral, in case that helps. This isn't a complaint, but more advice to be more prepared than we were. Other than that, the WiFi upstairs was hit-or-miss; one evening it was great, but the next morning it was not great. The owners will be happy to reboot the router if notified, and the WiFi in the common room downstairs was solid. I would stay here again if we returned to the area.

Let's start with the positives first. Location is excellent in the heart of Bayeux and close to…read moretour pickup point. Booking online was easy. I was placed in a room with a mini split that worked fine for cooling. Now the negatives. The room was at the top of a very narrow winding staircase. Not easy to get up or down those stairs after walking around Paris for days and hauling luggage. Though I could walk around the bed so floor space was more generous than some other rooms I had to watch not to bump my head on the ceiling and I'm not a tall person. There was no coffee maker in the room or an electric kettle to heat water for tea. The bath was a small plastic enclosed shower with one soap dispenser. Water cups were paper, placed on the edge of a small basin with stacked wash cloths and hand towels. Aside from the stairs the worst part was a heavy perfumed smell which was nauseating and took some time to adjust to. The white pillowcases had several long dark hairs and the duvet cover had some staining. Were I not booked for just one night in a very busy town I would have relocated. The price was high for quality of accommodations, $306.84 for one night. My least favorite of 4 hotels across France during my travels and one I would not stay at again.

Room was so randomly constructed. Shower head was clearly broken. Old sheets and comforter very…read morevery old. Breakfast not exciting. Expected a lot nicer room for the money spent.

My wife and I spent 4 nights here and it could not have been a better experience! Exceptional…read morehostesses and breakfast was fantastic, plus delightful morning conversation and great tips for touring Normandy. Room was small but accommodating. Very much a French country inn with that charm only the French seem to be able to provide. Definitely a great place to use as your base for touring all of Normandy.

Great place to stay! The bed and breakfast was beautiful and the rooms were nice. The service was…read morevery friendly and great! There was nothing bad about it. I highly recommend it.