Marvel at the decor of a mythical hotel
You don't have to stay there to enjoy it. Whether you're having a drink at the bar, taking a gym class or just hanging out in the lobby, forays into these legendary hotels with their refined services and decor offer an exceptional and delicate interlude. Just walk through the door to see these treasures up close!

Normandy, Royal, Golf: the charming trio of Deauville
At the beginning of the 20th century, Désiré le Hoc, Mayor of Deauville, wanted to breathe new life into the seaside resort. With the help of Eugène Cornuché, the famous owner of the Parisian restaurant "Maxim's", they built the casino and the prestigious Normandy and Royal hotels on the seafront, followed later by the Hôtel du Golf. From then on, personalities from the world of art, literature, politics, the press... arrived for their holidays.



The Normandy, a refined cottage
"The Normandy? It's an Anglo-Norman cottage atmosphere
with Norman pine nuts and linen sheets, apple trees and Norman cows in his garden".
Théo Petit, architect
The Normandy Hotel is established according to an H-shaped plan allowing the development of interior courtyards. The facades display a Norman style (checkerboard composition and wood panelling). The picturesqueness of the building is reinforced by a main courtyard, called the "Norman courtyard", composed of lawns planted with apple trees. It is closed by a barrier on the street Gontaut-Biron by stores, including the one occupied by Gabrielle "Coco" Chanel from 1913.


Hotel Barrière Le Normandy Deauville

The Royal monumental
Built in a U-shape, the reinforced concrete hotel has seven levels and its monumental façade, animated by an axial and two lateral forebodies, faces the sea. The rigor of the elevation is mitigated by the variety of facings (checkerboard and wood panelling), projecting elements (columns, balconies, loggias) and openings (rectangular, arches supporting a semicircular vault or lowered...).
The crossing entrance hall connects the entrance courtyard to the sea side. It is animated by arched arcades, accentuated by pilasters and trumeaux (partitions between two bays) decorated with foliage wrapped around a stick. It distributes the bar and the dining room with its Empire style decor and open to the sea. The entrance on the courtyard side, punctuated with columns, gives access to the main staircase and to two side galleries, inspired by the Hall of Mirrors in Versailles.


Hotel Barrière Le Royal Deauville

the very Norman Hôtel du Golf


Hotel Barrière L'Hôtel du Golf Deauville

The Cures Marines, between baroque and modernity
