Monastere de Brucourt
About
The Monastery of Brucourt, former Monastery of Annonciade, privately owned since 2015, is located near D-Days beaches and Cabourg and Houlgate beaches. A part has been transformed to an exlusive Bed & Breakfast where each suite has been decorated tastefully with furnitures and unique pieces giving character and charm to this historical place... A few steps from Cabourg, Deauville, Trouville and Honfleur ... "Be our guest in Normandy" is the seal of this superb guest house which opened its doors to lovers of History and Normandy! No key to the doors of the five suites at the Brucourt Monastery, Cabourg beach at 4 km, a spectacular 360 ° panorama of the Normandy countryside, its cows, all in the heart of an area of more than 15 ha of meadows and antlers, crossed by hinds, deer, deer, wild boars and rabbits. This is the secret of the success of this house, which has remained secret and intact for almost a century. Breakfast in the breathtaking dining room will leave you out of lunch. Boiled eggs, applesauce and "homemade" cakes, honey from our bees, fresh bread, squeezed fruit juice or organic apple juice, Normandy cheeses, all in old mismatched dishes, family silver cutlery dented. To rest or to discover, it's impossible to get bored at the Brucourt Monastery: Free WiFi everywhere but no TV in the suites, no mini bar of course, we use it at all hours, beds are high and king size at extra thick mattress, white linen washed linen, wash with a large scented soap. In the numerous lounges you can play the piano, French billiards, table football, chess, cards, read under the cloister, load music, watch films, add yourself a log in the fireplace, pick up cyclamen, run in the park. The large market of Dives-sur-Mer on Saturday morning is famous throughout the region, flea markets, walks on the beach of Houlgate, golf courses, numerous riding clubs, horse racing, good restaurants, casinos, thalassotherapy, film festival, boutiques, whether luxury or typical, beaches for stand-up paddle (made available to you) or landing beaches, the American cemetery, and even Mont Saint- Michel, former monastery and world heritage of Unesco.