Aggarthi Bayeux

Basic, clean accommodationA very welcoming and helpful hostess.Good and convenient location in the centre of Bayeux.

The premises was well located between the town centre and train station, and close to restaurants and the building that houses the Bayeaux tapestry.There is a large garden which although a bit overgrown and untended, provided a nice outdoor area. We stayed in the Kham room on the ground floor. The room was decorated bright and cheery and was satisfactory for the price however the tiled floor made the room feel cold and we were not able to control the temperature in the room. Despite requests to increase the heating our request fell on deaf ears and the room became very cold overnight.Breakfast was very limited - a croissant, pancake (one day), bread and jam with fruit juice and coffee.There is WIFI but receptiion was very limited and kept cutting out.There is a communal kitchen but was not easy to use due to the clutter.

Pros: A charming 12th century b&b villa where the host, miriam, shares her vast knowledge of normandy's d-day and medieval

locations to help you plan your adventures. this is our second stay and we were still delighted by the welcome from

miriam's menagerie of friendly dogs, cats and rabbits! only five minutes walk from the city centre, you are made to

feel welcome and miriam will do her best to ensure you find bayeux's finest food and attractions. breakfast is good

with croissants and baguettes plus a daily surprise like crepes or home-made apple tart. off-road parking is available

(and advised) if requested. there is a small shared lounge/kitchenette with microwave and basic implements if you want

to cook for yourself. the free wifi was very much appreciated.
we have again, as before, enjoyed our stay very much and would love to come back!

Pros:
my family (two adults & two teenage children) spent four nights at aggarthi in october. we stayed in the family room which was a beautifully decorated two room suite with ensuite facilities. we found myriam & her family to be excellent hosts who were very attentive to all our needs. the breakfasts which were served in the family dining room were delicious & plentiful & consisted of crepes, croissants, bread, orange juice & coffee. myriam was very knowledgeable of bayeux & the surrounding areas & we found her advice invaluable. at myriam's suggestion we hired a car for three days & with her detailed directions we were able to visit most of the d day landing beaches, museums & war cemeteries; honfleur, tourville & deauville; mont st michel & the bayeux tapestry. bayeux was a great base from which to explore normandy & aggarthi was conveniently located within easy walking distance of bayeux's attractions, the train station & the town centre. we really enjoyed our stay at aggarthi & would highly recommend it.

Cons: The only negative was that the free wifi was not available in our room. we were able to access it in the communal kitchen area but as this was close to the rooms of other guests we were reluctant to use it late at night for fear of disturbing them.

Pros: Friendly staff who gave useful advice, close to town centre, comfy room, kitchen facilities, pleasant courtyard.
Cons: Wifi only works in some rooms - but worked fine in the kitchen.

Pros: The hotel was very easy to find and the welcome was very friendly. the locationj of the hotel is just up the road from the building containing bayeux tapestry and is close to the town, shops and restaurants. the room was suitable for our overnight stop and the breakfast - including homemade jam - was excellent.

Pros: Pleasing location and surroundings. owners/staff friendly and willing to please. suitable for all types of travellers

Pros: Welcoming and friendly

Pros: Very helpful owner - excellent local knowledge

Pros: Excellent position in the town, excellent peaceful walled garden setting. very friendly owner, full of useful knowledge and advice.
Cons: Parking within courtyard limited, but space to park on the road. hotel owner directs parking as required.

Pros: Miriam and her family are very welcoming. they have three very friendly dogs, a number of cats and rabbits (organic lawn mowers according to miriam). the accommodation has a walled garden that has a rustic charm. very close to the bateux tapestry. breakfast in the garden was delightful.