Central location
In the heart of the village, 200 m from the beach and steps from the D-Day Museum, restaurants and shops. Everything is walkable.
Arromanches-les-Bains
A charming studio in the heart of Arromanches-les-Bains, between the beach, the remains of the Mulberry harbour and the Gold Beach cliffs.
The studio
Our studio is not just a place to pass through. Teal walls, old wooden floors, a period fireplace and seaside light: we love welcoming travellers who want to experience Arromanches-les-Bains authentically, far from standardised hotels. The freedom of a private rental, the care of a family home.
The tour
The comforts
In the heart of the village, 200 m from the beach and steps from the D-Day Museum, restaurants and shops. Everything is walkable.
Quality bedding, linen provided and a light-filled sleeping area for peaceful nights after a day of exploring.
Hob, oven, coffee maker and everything you need to cook the market's produce, just like at home.
Fast, free connection — whether you are planning your visits or working remotely facing the sea.
Large screen with Netflix, Amazon Prime Video and Apple TV for cosy evenings when the wind blows over the bay.
We live here and love sharing our best addresses: visits, restaurants, tide times. Ask us anything.
Guest reviews
Apartment ideally located in the heart of Arromanches, tastefully furnished! Perfect for visiting the D-Day landing beaches!
Very clean and functional accommodation, comfortable bed… Optimal location and very easy self check-in. Very accommodating and responsive host. I recommend it!
Anaïs's place was perfect for a stay in Arromanches. Everything is close by — restaurants, beach, museum — the setting is superb…
Thank you to her for all the advice on the region and things to do nearby. Not even a minute from the sea, a spotless apartment with everything you need. I'll definitely be back!
Public reviews published on Airbnb — airbnb
Around the house
The studio sits in the centre of the village, a few minutes' walk from the beach, the D-Day Museum and the cliff paths. Park the car — you will hardly need it.
200 m away
Fine sand, remains of the artificial harbour visible at low tide and supervised swimming in summer. The view changes with every tide.
300 m away
Facing the sea, it tells the incredible story of the Mulberry artificial harbour built in a few days after 6 June 1944.
700 m away
A circular cinema set on the cliff: 19 minutes of archive footage projected in 360°, a striking immersion in the 100 days of the Battle of Normandy.
from the village
The GR223 runs west to Longues-sur-Mer and east to Courseulles: panoramas over the bay, bunkers and endless meadows.
6 km away
The only German battery to have kept its original guns, between fields and cliffs. Free access and a superb view over the Channel.
10 km away
Its thousand-year-old tapestry, its cathedral and its medieval streets spared by the war. The perfect half-day trip.
12 km away
The Juno Beach Centre tells the story of the Canadian engagement, and the harbour of Courseulles delights with its oysters and fish market.
150 m away
Moules-frites facing the harbour remains, crêperies and brasseries: the whole seafront is a five-minute walk.
30 km away
The cliff scaled by the US Rangers on 6 June 1944, still pitted with bomb craters. One of the most striking D-Day sites.
9 km away
Normandy's leading scallop fishing port: fish auction, lively quays and fishmongers to bring dinner back to the studio.
22 km away
At Colleville-sur-Mer, 9,389 graves face the sea above the immense Omaha beach. A deeply moving place of remembrance.
35 km away
The great museum of the Second World War and of peace: the ideal complement to a stay on the D-Day beaches.
The journal
Places to visit 12 July 2026
The Bayeux Tapestry arrived at the British Museum in July 2026. Exhibition dates, ticket status, and what to see in Bayeux while the museum is rebuilt.
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Practical 10 July 2026
Open museums, spring tides, autumn markets: our fact-checked guide to visiting Arromanches-les-Bains off-season, between quiet villages and winter light.
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Places to visit 8 July 2026
Tide times, coefficients, spring tides, foreshore safety: our guide to observing the remains of the artificial harbour at Arromanches-les-Bains.
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The studio welcomes up to 2 guests, in a 21 m² space on the 2nd floor, with no lift.
Check-in is self-service via a connected smart lock, between 3pm and 9pm. Check-out must take place before 10am.
Paid car parks are located right next to the accommodation; the village of Arromanches can then be explored entirely on foot.
Yes, books and toys for children aged 2 to 10 are provided on site. However, the accommodation is not suitable for babies under 2 years old.
Booking is only possible through the studio's Airbnb listing, via the booking link.
Whether you come for the history, the sea or simply the calm, the studio is ready to welcome you. Booking is simple, on Airbnb.
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