Chateau de Sully

It was a wonderful stay in a French chateau in the countryside. We rented a car so there was no issue with transportation but I’m not sure how you would get around if you didn’t have one. Our room was on the top floor but they helped carry the suitcases up as there was no elevator. I was worried about not having air conditioning but there was a fan in the room and when the windows were open it had a nice cross breeze so it wasn’t an issue. The gardens were amazing and well kept. We had a nice dinner in the restaurant as well. The pool and hot tubs were ok. The sauna was not working. I would have liked to have known the history of the Chateau but I couldn’t find anything (like a brochure or even on the Internet) that could elaborate on it. I really did love our stay there. I loved our cozy little room. The bathroom was a good size and every window had a stunning view.

We had a very enjoyable stay, spent a lot of the time at the pool which was heated and in a nice location. Room was large considering it was a standard. Staff friendly, clean hotel, lots of parking, short drive to town, nice location and surroundings. We didn't eat at the restaurant as didn't like the menu.

Family trip A fantastic stay with family and we enjoyed the venue and facilities. Location to the touristc events was briljant.

This was one of the best stays of my life, the place was stunning, the staff was super nice and were so ready and willing. I am definitely coming back!

We traveled with a group of 8 family members. This boutique hotel is not centrally located in a town, but is very conveniently located to visiting the various attractions in the area. The rooms were comfortable, clean, and quiet. The spa and pool areas were also very nice and we would definitely return for a longer stay.

An excellent spot to stay for people visiting the D-Day beaches and museums. Recommend dinner at La Marine in nearby Port en Bessin.