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Hotels in Saint-Fromond

With just 1 accommodation option within 10 kilometres of central Saint-Fromond, you'll need to move faster than a senior at a buffet table if you want to stay nearby!

City slickers will want to set up camp at the Hôtel Aire de la Baie, as it's the only available option near all the main areas.

You may like to have a look at some alternative accommodation spots, such as the Chateau de Canisy or the Mercure Saint Lo Centre. The former is positioned 17 kilometres from the central areas, while the latter is 12 kilometres away. If these don't suit, we'd suggest the Adonis Grandcamp - Les Isles de Sola, which is 18 kilometres from the centre.

It's well known that Aussies just love to relax, so consider hanging round a little longer and going to the Museum of Fine Arts and Notre Dame Church in Saint-Georges-Montcocq, 10 kilometres to the south of Saint-Fromond. The ibis Saint Lo La Chevalerie and Ibis Budget Saint Lo are some of the great apartment and hotel options here. Alternatively, you could stay in Etreham, 25 kilometres to the northeast of Saint-Fromond, where you can choose from the Château La Chenevière and Mercure Bayeux Omaha Beach. While in Etreham, set aside a little time to visit the Museum of the Bayeux Tapestry and Cathedrale Notre-Dame Bayeux.

Bayeux can be found 30 kilometres away from Saint-Fromond and has a population of 16,000. When you're here, you'd be mad if you didn't have a look at the Museum of the Battle of Normandy, the Baron Gerard Museum of Art and History and Bayeux British War Cemetery. Why not also check out what's going on at the Bayeux Botanical Garden and Centre Equestre de Sully? Bayeux has hotels and apartments to suit most budgets and tastes, such as the Le Lion d'Or and Château de Bellefontaine.

Totally freaking out cos you've got nowhere to crash when you touchdown? Don't worry, last minute is what we do best! You'll find the ibis Caen Porte De Bretagne a convenient taxi ride from Carpiquet Airport, which is 45 kilometres from the heart of Saint-Fromond.