Welcome to "Le Petit,"
. Come enjoy this apartment with a terrace, located about 100 meters from the beach, featuring a shared garden.
This property is managed by H'Elo Conciergerie, a concierge service dedicated to meeting the needs of its guests.
In this apartment, which is semi-detached on both sides, you’ll find:
- a living/dining area
- a kitchenette
- a bedroom with a 140-cm double bed and a closet
- a bathroom with a shower, sink, and toilet.
Kitchenette amenities:
- Small refrigerator
- 2-burner stovetop
- Microwave
- Senseo coffee machine and drip coffee maker
- Electric kettle
- Toaster
You’ll have access to a private patio as well as a garden shared with the two neighboring vacation rentals.
The TV does not work.
Please note that you cannot park your vehicle in the garden (you must park on the street right in front of the cottages).
Included: linens (towels, dish towels, bath mats, sheets)
A welcome kit including a roll of toilet paper, a sponge, dish soap, and a trash bag will be waiting for you in the unit.
For the rest of your stay, you’ll need to purchase your own supplies.
You’ll have access to the entire apartment and your private terrace. However, the garden is shared with the other two vacation rentals.
You’ll receive a set of keys.
Check-in is self-service via a key box.
Asnelles is a small town located in the Calvados department, in Normandy, France. It is best known for its beautiful fine-sand beach and its history tied to the Allied landings during World War II.
As for activities, Asnelles Beach is a popular spot for swimming, relaxing, and water sports such as windsurfing and kitesurfing. Visitors can enjoy the calm waters and sandy shores for walking, swimming, or simply relaxing.
The history of the Allied landings is also very much alive in Asnelles. You can visit the America Gold Beach Museum to learn more about the events that took place on this beach on June 6, 1944. The museum displays artifacts and equipment used by soldiers during the landings.
As for local businesses, Asnelles offers a few options to meet the needs of visitors and residents alike. You’ll find restaurants serving traditional Norman dishes, crêperies, cafés, and bars where you can enjoy a meal and relax.
There are also a few small local shops, such as grocery stores, bakeries, and souvenir shops where you can buy regional products or items related to the area’s history. A Carrefour Contact at the entrance to town is also a great place to do your shopping.
DON’T MISS: the Asnelles cookie factory, famous for its shortbread cookies.
Asnelles is located between Arromanches-les-Bains and Courseulles-sur-Mer, a few kilometers from Bayeux.
A bus stops in town to help you get around.
Bayeux train station is 20 minutes away; Caen Airport is 30 minutes away.