The hotel closest to the casino is the Barriere Le Normandy Deauville. The five-star resort is decorated in an Anglo-Norman style. The design features light fabrics and wooden half-timbering. There is a private pool and a Planches promenade.
Each room at the Barriere Le Normandy is individually styled. There is a safe, satellite TV, Wi-Fi, and the room is accessible by elevator. A continental breakfast is served every morning.
A luxurious old building with a private courtyard, terrace and garden invites guests to stay here. The following rooms are available:
- Superior Room: Comfortable rooms of 26 square meters combine the enchanting harmony of tual de jouy and velvet curtains.
- Deluxe Room: Mini room overlooking the apple tree-lined Place François André.
- Deluxe Sea View Room: A kind of apartment, decorated in different fabrics, overlooking the Channel.
- Prestige Room: Well-decorated apartment with a total area of 35 square meters.
- Prestige Terrace Room: Stylish small room with a large double bed.
- Junior Suite: Spacious apartment with fine furnishings, king-size bed and open-plan living room.
- Junior Suite Prestige: Harmonious sepia-toned décor, luxurious separate living room with sofa bed.
- Family Apartment: 50 square meters, suitable for families with children, with views of Deauville or the hotel courtyard.
- Junior Sea View Suite: Elegant Junior Sea View Suite: Elegant junior suite with sea view with large dressing room and separate living room.
- Deluxe Suite: Super suite of 55 square meters with bedroom and living room.
- Deluxe Sea View Suite: Beautifully decorated room with all the necessary furnishings and sea views.
- Un Homme Et Une Femme Suite: The black and white suite is reminiscent of the movie "Man and Woman "* filmed in the hotel.
- Presidential Suite: The Presidential Suite with a spacious private terrace is considered the most beautiful room in the hotel.
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*Anouk Aimée and Jean-Louis Trintignant starred in the cult film "A Man and a Woman", which won the Palme d'Or in 1966 and two Oscars in 1967..
