Auge Horizon : chambres d'hôtes avec terrasses privées

Ideally located, easy to access, quick by taking the A13, come and spend a pleasant stay in Normandy, on the heights of Saint-Benoît-d'Hébertot, where you can admire, in peace, the Horizon over the land of 'Trough .

A few minutes away is the small town of Pont-l'Evêque , renowned for its architecture, its gastronomy, its cheeses and its Calvados.

Many rivers crisscross our beautiful region, the Calonne, the Yvie, the Touques, from which our guest rooms bear their name. I will welcome you there with all possible comfort, as well as in our two lodgings: l'Orbiquet and P'tite Chaume.

You can spend a pleasant time there, in peace, alone, as a couple or in a group, depending on availability.

Depending on the season, a swimming pool will be at your disposal for a moment of relaxation. A pétanque court, bucolic walks on the nearby greenway, a mini-farm will enhance your stay.

You can start your day with a breakfast, then, according to your desires, you will have the possibility of going to Honfleur, city ​​of painters, stroll in the picturesque alleys, then take a pose on the terrace to refresh yourself, near the old basin.. By going to Trouville-sur-Mer , Deauville , Villers-sur-Mer , Cabourg, you can breathe the sea air and discover the beautiful sandy beaches, racetracks and stud farms.

Along the Normandy coast, you will reach Bénouville with its famous “Pegasus Bridge”, its museum, relating the landing of June 6, 1944, as well as the Battle of Normandy, the memorial of Caen .

Inland, you can discover beautiful villages such as Beaumont-en-Auge, Beuvron-en-Auge, Cambremer or even Lisieux known for the Sainte-Thérèse basilica .

Passing the Normandy Bridge, reach the city of Océane, Le Havre, recognized for its architecture classified as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, a place of inspiration which saw the birth of the Impressionist movement with Claude Monet .
Along the coast, discover Etretat , famous for its chalk cliffs, culminating at more than one hundred meters above the Channel, then enter the lair of Arsène Lupine or that of Guy de Maupassant, without forgetting Fécamp where you will discover the Benedictine Palace.

Your stay will not be enough to discover everything and you will certainly become "Normandie Addict".

I would be happy to welcome you back to Auge Horizon to offer you quality accommodation, a moment of conviviality, accompanied by my husband Pierrick and our two daughters Alyssa and Elyne.

Guilaine