The Manor
Welcome, Attention, Availability
AN AUTHENTIC AND WELCOMING PLACE
As soon as you arrive, you’ll be charmed by the 17th-century white stone buildings, the harbinger of a timeless stay! Just 2? hours from Paris, Manoir’Hastings is right in the heart of Normandy’s history. You’ll be staying in the first village in France to be liberated on D-Day, just a few hundred metres from PEGASUS BRIDGE and its museum, as well as being close to William the Conqueror’s castle, the D-Day landing beaches (SWORD & OMAHA BEACH), the Caen Memorial and numerous historic sites.
You can easily visit famous towns such as Deauville, Cabourg, Honfleur, Saint-Mère l’église… or the Normandy countryside. A nearby cycle path provides access to the D-Day beaches, the Normandy countryside and the city of Caen.
Manoir’Hastings is sure to charm you and offer you a stay that combines a change of scenery with authenticity.
For the comfort of its guests, the Manoir’Hastings has :
• 3 reception rooms for up to 80 people, in a warm and intimate setting
• A bright Caen stone bar opening onto the garden, decorated with works by local artist Amanda.
•A large terrace for up to 60 people, in the very heart of the Manoir and its historic stonework.
• 2 gardens for tailor-made cocktails and events, in a green and relaxing setting
• 5 parking spaces within the Manoir and around fifty free spaces nearby
• A bicycle reception with a dedicated room and recharging point (La Vélo Francette itinerary just a few metres from the Manoir)
The site has been fully fitted out in accordance with Disabled Persons’ standards, so that people with reduced mobility can be accommodated in the best possible conditions.
WELCOMING VALUES AND CREATING MEMORIES
Whether you’re taking a romantic, business or family break, our credo at Hastings Manor is this:
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“Because we don’t remember days,
but of moments, and nothing in life demands more attention
than the things that seem natural…”
Welcome to our hotel!
A LITTLE HISTORY….NORMANDY CONQUERORS
This 17th-century building, formerly a priory, is the setting for a number of chapters in the history of Calvados that we wanted to share with you! To begin with, the manor’s name echoes the famous Battle of Hastings on 14 October 1066, which pitted the last Anglo-Saxon king of England, Harold Godwinson, against the Duke of Normandy, William the Conqueror, who won a decisive victory.
Closer to the present day, in the 20th century, during the Second World War, the site was occupied by the Germans and was one of the first buildings to be liberated during the landings (the Bénouville town hall was the 1st to be liberated in France). It was then occupied by the British army during the liberation of the Pegasus bridge. In 2023, a new page will be turned for Manoir’Hastings with the development of a charming and authentic hotel and the organisation of events.
BOOK A MOMENT OUT OF TIME
Open the door of your room and escape for the duration of your stay in Normandy. On the strength of our travels and encounters, we wanted to recreate the atmospheres
that we hold so dear. Here, each room is unique.