Résidence Pierre & Vacances le Green Beach

Beautiful grounds, close to all the D day beaches and beautiful local port with restaurants, lovely indoor and outdoor swimming pools and sauna. Accomodation basic and comfortable with everything you need.

Really cold in winter Pierre & Vacances Residence Le Green Beach is a summer holiday rental, not a hotel, and this distinction should be more transparent during booking. Unfortunately, this lack of clarity significantly impacted our experience. When we arrived, the unit was unheated and incredibly cold, with an indoor thermometer reading below 10°C (50°F). Despite turning on all available heaters and leaving them on while we went out for dinner, the temperature only rose to 11°C (52°F). We contacted reception, but the technician who came simply confirmed the heaters were working and left without addressing the issue. The heating system lacked the capacity to make the unit comfortable, forcing my family to sleep fully dressed in multiple layers. Even after running the heat all night, the ground floor remained freezing, and we left the next morning due to the unlivable conditions. Other issues included a non-functioning dryer and small, frustrating extra charges—€1 for a second facility map and €0.20 for a splash of milk in a €1 coffee. These fees, while minor, left us feeling nickel-and-dimed. The property is also remote, requiring a 10-minute drive to the nearest town, which may be inconvenient for some travelers. While the residence may be suitable for summer stays, it is wholly unfit for winter visits due to inadequate heating and lack of comfort. Based on our experience, I cannot recommend it for off-season stays.

We loved staying here for just a couple nights. Staff were great. Local food trucks most nights. Games to borrow. Firewood to buy.

Very lovely apartment style to stay at with family. Easy access to war memorials that we want to pay our respects to.

I did like the bakery sales wagon in the morning with excellent organic baguettes and croissants as well as the evening sales wagon with daily varying food like crepes, fries etc.