The style of our prestigious guest house is elegance and refinement. We welcome you in a warm atmosphere where conviviality and service reign.
Discover our 4 Juniors Suite of 30m2 each in the « blue house », in a chic and neat atmosphere, for 2 people. 2 Suites on the ground floor (Le Coquet and La Yolette) and 2 attic Suites upstairs (La Pirogue and La Caravelle).
Located in the Blue House, you are at the heart of the Clos de Grâce, bathed by the calm and silence of places. Only the songs of the birds will wake you up in the morning! On one side you will have access to the Factory for your breakfasts, on the other to our wellness area (massage and hammam on reservation, fitness room) and of course access to our swimming pool.
from 225€
Breakfast included
Tourist tax: 0.80€ / person/ day
Discover our 4 Suites by clicking on each of the photos below
See our other apartments and cottages on Honfleur
Your stay at the Clos de Grâce
The ideal starting point for your Norman escapades
Honfleur, the Picturesque: Stroll hand in hand on the Old Basin, admire the originality of the wooden Saint-Catherine church. It is also the largest church in France built of wood with a separate bell tower. The main nave, as well as the first bell tower, were erected using shipbuilding techniques.
Lose yourself in the cobbled streets lined with art galleries and half-timbered houses. Don’t miss the Satie Houses, the Eugène Boudin museum, the Garden of personalities.
The Coast of Grace, panoramas and spirituality: Rise above and let yourself be enchanted by the breathtaking views of the estuary of the Seine and the Pont de Normandie from the Notre-Dame de Grâce Chapel, a place steeped in history and serenity.
The Pays d’Auge, Terroir and Traditions: Discover the green landscapes, picture-postcard villages like Beuvron-en-Auge, half-timbered manors, and succumb to local flavors by traveling the cider and cheese route. This corner of Normandy, straddling 3 departments: Calvados, Orne and Eure, brings together absolutely all the Norman assets.
