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Property Overview
Just two hours from Paris in the seaside town of Deauville, the Hôtel Barrière Le Royal Deauville is open from March to October. Built in 1913, with a sumptuous 1900s architecture, it dominates the coastline with a majestic seafront presence. Located in the center of Deauville, just a stone's throw from major French fashion designer boutiques, the Barrière Le Royal is also an ideal starting point to explore Normandy's rich architectural and historic heritage like the Landing Beaches or the Mont-Saint-Michel. During the day, guests can also claim a sun lounger by the heated swimming pool or a cabana on the beach, or tour the area on one of the complimentary bicycles.
Property Highlights
1 / Accommodations
This oceanfront palace, commands seven floors that dominate the coastline and that feature rooms and suites designed by Jacques Garcia and Nathalie Ryan.
2 / Dining
The chef offers delightful dishes combining excellent cuisine with gorgeous settings and impeccable service. A sheer pleasure & unforgettable experience.
3 / Location
The hotel overlooks the sandy beach and famous Deauville boardwalk, and is just a stone’s throw from haute couture boutiques.
Property Highlights
1 / Accommodations
This oceanfront palace, commands seven floors that dominate the coastline and that feature rooms and suites designed by Jacques Garcia and Nathalie Ryan.
2 / Dining
The chef offers delightful dishes combining excellent cuisine with gorgeous settings and impeccable service. A sheer pleasure & unforgettable experience.
3 / Location
The hotel overlooks the sandy beach and famous Deauville boardwalk, and is just a stone’s throw from haute couture boutiques.
Rooms
Features
- Total Rooms: 219
- Total Suites: 28
- Hairdresser
- Meetings & Events
- Seaside
- Beach - Nearby
- Casino Hotel
- Fitness Center
- Golf
- Historic Landmark
- Pet Friendly - Conditions Apply
- Swimming Pool(s)
- Tennis Resort
- Water Sports
Local Information
Hôtel Barrière Le Royal Deauville
Boulevard Cornuché, BP 74400 14804 Deauville Cedex, France
5km/3mi from Deauville Normandie Airport (DOL); 200km/124mi from Charles de Gaulle Airport (CDG); 1km/0.6,i from Deauville Trouville Rail Station.
(Austria, Belgium, France, Germany, Ireland, Netherlands, Norway, Spain, Switzerland, UK) Call 00800 10 10 11 11
(USA & Canada) Call 1 800 745 8883
(Japan) Call 0120-086-230 toll free (Japan Only)
(Italy) Call 800 822 005
All Other Countries33
country dialing code
GMT+1
time zone
Local Recommendations
Top Day Trip
The abbey, located two hours from Deauville on a rocky tidal island at the border between Normandy and Brittany, is a marvel of medieval architecture.
Best Family Activity
Children and adults alike will love the hot chocolate and pastries at this charming patisserie. 20 Place Morny; (33-2) 31-88-20-79; patisseriedupont.com
Best Cocktail with a View
Enjoy views of the harbor and boardwalk at this floating restaurant located on a barge in the port; the seafood is also some of the best in town. Blvd. de la Mer, Marina; (33-2) 31-98-52-75; la.peniche.deauville.online.fr
Best Restaurant Classic
Head to this small bistro in the adjacent fishing town of Trouville-Sur-Mer for delicious Norman cuisine, including divine moules frites. 7 Rue Carnot; (33-2) 31-88-11-07
Reading Suggestion
Proust based the seaside town of Balbec in his famed seven-volume masterpiece on the Côte Fleurie—and specifically on Cabourg, located 15 minutes from Deauville.
Best Neighborhood Walk
Walk the city’s beloved boardwalk to enjoy seaside views (including those colorful umbrellas); if you schedule your stroll for the morning hours, you can see horses training on the beach.
Top Architecture Find
Deauville has many gorgeous villas, but this Norman-style home built in 1907 for Baron Henri de Rothschild and purchased in 1924 by American Beaver Strassburger is one of its finest. Ave. Hocquart-de-Turtot F; (33-2) 31-88-20-44
Best City Secret
The city is known for its ritzy boutiques, but the market is also worth a visit for its local food products; pick up the makings for a seaside picnic here.
