Landemer

"This fine stone house with a shale roof has an undeniable charm. Inside, a pleasant young Dutch chef cooks up modern cuisine with a dose of creativity, out of which he devises several courses according to his whims. The ingredients are exclusively from Normandy – not least fish, vegetables, wild herbs and flowers. The dishes are precise and on point, as are the food and drink pairings (the drinks, too, are local). The restaurant has a breathtaking view of the sea and coastline, as do the delightful guestrooms – it would be a shame not to book an overnight stay!" - Michelin Inspector

Le Landemer (Urville-Nacqueville, Normandy) Verified Reviews | Tablet Hotels

"Just past its 150th birthday, Le Landemer has played host to the likes of Claude Monet and Edith Piaf, to name just two. It’s set on the Cotentin peninsula, near Le Hague, on the coast of Brittany, a locale that’s back in high demand as travelers seek alternatives to the same old destinations. Even in the old main building, the five rooms look brand new, thanks to a contemporary redesign by the new owners; similarly styled, but adding terraces with views of the sea, are the four additional bedrooms in the <em>longère</em>, a separate guest house. The restaurant, helmed by chef Hendrik Jansen van der Sligte, is a particular highlight." - Tablet Hotels