Nice place to stay for the night while visiting St. Michel. Easy to get to the mountain. The stop…read morefor the buses to get to the mountain is almost in front of the hotel and run every 10 minutes. Comfy beds. Friendly and professional service.

Updated common areas. Rooms could use some updating but were clean. Toilet was separated from…read moreshower and sink. Kettle and fridge in room. Nice array of instant coffee and teas. Beds were firm.

We stayed here one night and it was a good experience. In lower season (early April), we paid…read morearound 120€ which is cheaper than most hotels on the actual Mont St. Michel, but close enough to be a 10-15 min bus/shuttle ride, with the stop located right across from the hotel. Location - I recommend staying close to Mont St. Michel (i.e. one of the hotels located just 10-15 min away from the actual "island") so you can get there early in the morning to avoid the crowds and see the tide changing. It's much cheaper than staying on the actual island which can be double the price. It was super easy to get to the "island" via the shuttle which comes really frequently. There's also a few restaurants close to here (Relais du Roy, next door), and a few places for a quick snack (Brioche Dorée, across the street, right where the big gift shop is). The big gift shop also sells food, water, etc. if you're hungry/thirsty or shampoo, soap, etc. Breakfast - The breakfast was included in the hotel rate, and was decent but not amazing. I didn't expect anything exceptional - it was a standard continental breakfast (yogurt, bread, croissants, cheese fruit, juice, tea, coffee). There's not really anything served hot, as most everything is cold. They start serving breakfast at 7 am so that you can take the early shuttle if you want. Room - The room is pretty small, like most European hotels. Its decor was pretty artsy/whimsical. The bathroom was fine too, a bit small but decent. I found the hotel to be clean and fairly new (not super modern and new, but it didn't feel like it was built in the 80s and never touched since then). Amenities - The WiFi was pretty slow and it was annoying that every 15 minutes or so it would boot you off and you would have to reconnect. We were only here for one night, so it wasn't so terrible, but if you are expecting to have fast/good internet and it's a deal-breaker for you, you may want to stay elsewhere. They don't have standard bath products in the hotel - just a multi-purpose shower gel & shampoo all in one product, so if you want conditioner and separate shampoo, bring your own. Parking - If you call them ahead of time, they will give you a one-time code to enter the gates into the area (it's a one-time, personal code just for you, so if you want to drive out of the area and then return, you'll have to get a new code from them). We got the code the day before our arrival, and it was 4€ for overnight parking which is pretty reasonable. The parking lot was adjacent to the hotel, so we didn't have to walk far with our bags. Overall, the location was great and perfect for the one night we wanted to stay here. It was worth paying a little extra for being so close to the shuttle, and I'm glad we didn't stay on the actual island, as we were able to get there super early in the morning anyways, and saved 100€ or so by staying just slightly further away. I would recommend this place if you're looking to stay overnight in the area.

Nice little hotel in Monte St Michel. Cute little town near the castle and abbey . Art Deco design…read more. The rooms are not super large but adequate . The location - is what's it's about -LOCATION . Shuttle to castle across the street or you can walk. Gated town . Shower is good plenty of hot water. Quiet country setting. Complementary breakfast is typical European style , some meats , breads cereal yougurt juice and coffee- very nice set up. Good breakfast.Staff is super friendly and nice. Hotel is on a canal which you can stroll or walk the little town. Nice stay -

So you're touring the amazement that is Mont. St. Michel - a once in a lifetime experience for…read moremany! And a whole lotta calorie burning for most as you climb your way up to the Abby. So, how does one cap off this experience? With an amazing lunch, that's how! To clarify, your options are a bit limited, let's not forget this, but still, this place has it all! Good service, awesome ambiance, and bitchin' food! All three of us in our party were thoroughly satisfied! I had an individual pizza that was fantastic! My wife had oysters and some other fish dish and she loved it. My daughter had spaghetti and judging by the empty plate? She definitely loved hers too. It was great, really! Do yourself a solid and give 'em a go if you have the opportunity. Cheers!

Because the location is SO cool (and you don't have to cart your luggage nearly as far up the hill…read moreas other hotels on the rock)! You can also easily access the ramparts (more direct access to Mont St Michel less crowds) through the back door with your key card. And the staff are all so friendly, kind, and accommodating. :-) Restaurant buffet breakfast is GREAT! And you will not need to eat lunch - trust me! For their dinner restaurant, please take my advice and spring for the more expensive prix fix meal - it's SO worth it! One night I had the cheaper option but - kinda meh. :-( But the 2nd night I had lobster salad, amazing rack of lamb, and yummy peach Melba for dessert. I left sooo satisfied and soo full! :-) One note, please ask that they be upfront and transparent about exactly which days their morning deliveries will be. B/c the amount of LOUD banging and clanging of said deliveries on the cobblestone street that starts RIGHT outside your room window on some days (Wednesday for me) from 6:30am til 9am is unbelievable. The racket is literally akin to having the drum section of a marching band right outside. If they had warned me I would have tried to have been asleep by 10pm. There is no way to mitigate the loudness either - no white noise machines or fans. Bring ear plugs - but even those probably won't help. Just go to sleep early those nights before so your sightseeing days won't be impacted.

Reviewing the restaurant as didn't stay at hotel. Very charming place with kind staff who are quick…read moreto accommodate you. I ordered Contre-Filet Grillé Maître d'Hôtel ou Sauce Poivre. Very well cooked steak with delicious peppercorn sauce and well made fries, a fantastic meal I'd crave to eat again. The crème bru le was very good as well. Highly recommend stopping here to eat.

Food and service were good. Staff were smoking on floor beneath restaurant and smell was coming up…read moreinto restaurant. Please don't allow this. Prices were reasonable. Thank you.

We had the forumule (tartare aux 6 légumes: a very solid salad; pavé de saumon rôti: unseasoned…read moresalmon with pretty good ratatouille; tarte Normande: a decent, probably store-bought caramelized apple tart with fake caramel sauce and slivered almonds), Caesar salad (actually quite good), and the grilled lamb with herbs (incredibly overcooked, but you'll have to take my mom's word for it). The bread and butter are amazing, but this is a tourist trap. Alas, we were fooled by the long lines going in. I'm giving this place 2 stars instead of 1 because they didn't charge us for the lamb in the end. There must be better restaurants on the island.

Food was not interesting or good. Experience was more like a Disneyland restaurant than what you…read moreexpect anywhere in France. Of course everything is busy but it wouldn't take much to make it better.

We arrived during a heavy rain downpour and were hoping that the restaurant was open. Fortunately…read morefor us it was! We were very hungry from our long train journey from Paris that morning. It was now almost 1pm and a nice hot lunch sounded so good, especially considering that we had been walking in the rain, searching for a place to eat. We found out during our meal that this was a hotel too! Although we didn't need a hotel room, the restaurant was very cozy and nicely decorated. It had a very rustic French atmosphere that was both pleasant and comfortable. We were seated at the very front next to a window and near the front door. We were welcomed as soon as we arrived and given menus. They took our order of a cassoulet of mixed vegetables and lamb and a moules mariner with frites. We also ordered an eggplant starter and some drinks. First off, the eggplant starter was so well prepared and nicely plated. Perfectly seasoned and delicious! After we finished the starter we were served our main dishes. Both of our dishes were served hot, nicely seasoned, beautifully presented. Please also note that the portions were generous, though not overly. Just about perfect! We had such a wonderful experience and the service was attentive, friendly and welcoming. There was a small mistake on our order, they had brought us something mistakenly that we didn't order and they didn't make a fuss about the misunderstanding. When we visit Mont Saint Michel again (probably next year) we will definitely try to stop by and enjoy another meal!

A solid eatery at Mont Saint-Michel. Attached to a hotel by the same name, this restaurant can be…read morefound on the main thoroughfare leading up to the Abbey and Church. The ambiance and decor can be described as simple and functional but warm. The service is attentive, and menu information can be found in English. I opted for the set menu and selected the "potage de légumes à la normande" as a starter, "L'omelette tradition Mont Saint-Michel / pommels frites" as an entree, and the "Ile flottante tradition" for my dessert. The food was good, and I especially enjoyed the traditional Mont Saint-Michel omelet, a dish for which the area is well known.

Had the opportunity to stay at Hotel de la Digue June 25-27 2017. First and foremost a special…read morethanks to the front desk gentleman who helped us contact British Airways and tracked down our lost baggage. You were so patient and helpful and you really made a difference for us. Thank you! We arrived at Le Digue very late Sunday. Special tip, there is a barrier (like a toll) on the road that keeps the majority of visitors out of the hotel and town area. If you stay in La Caserne, your hotel should give you a code to get though the barrier. We arrived after reception hours, there was a sign stating the key would be at Le Relais, across the street. The gentlemen there was very kind too. The room was comfortable. A little on the warm side but had a large window we opened. The bathroom was large and clean. The showers hot water didn't seem to regulate, so watch out for that. The location is great! The hotel is practically on the barrage! Such a pretty area and so convenient for sunset views of the Mount Saint-Michel. We dined one night at the attached restaurant. The menu was limited that night but I enjoyed the veggie crape I had. There are also large outdoor dinning/relaxing areas that we took advantage of that later that night. Keep up the good work Le Digue! I enjoyed my stay and have a great memory now.

Will be dreaming of this dinner for a while. Recommended by our Airbnb host. WOW. Excellent wine,…read morebeautiful dinner. Omg, the food... We had a pot of their mussels with white wine sauce as a starter. Then came foie gras, salad and lamb cutlets for dinner, with a plate of 3 different local cheeses for dessert. This entire dinner rounded out our desire for local seafood and farm fare. A reasonable price for spectacular food. This dinner made me wish for a stunt stomach.

A great out-of-the-way hotel with great food. The prices were right, the atmosphere was pleasing to…read morethe eyes and the stay was cozy, while the staff was warm and friendly. If you don't want to spend a great deal of money in the monastery, this is a great option. The outside views of the Island and the sheep. I would certainly recommend Auberge de la Baie to anyone traveling to see Mont St. Michelle.

Close enough to Mont Saint Michel and nearby to a delicious salt meadow lamb restaurant. It serves…read moreits purpose! I really like this place just because it's so close to the salt meadow lamb restaurant. I would definitely prefer eating that over the famous La Mere Poulard omelette. I know I've never had it before but I just think salt meadow lamb sounds way better than an omelette that is burnt on the outside and runny on the inside, no?

Not too shabby, not too shabby at all…read more Everything was clean so yay for that! Other than that nothing was really very special about this place. It was functional. But I guess, that's really all you need in a hotel in the middle of nowhere with exactly one main attraction within a respectable radius. The wifi here is terrible. The breakfast buffet is not terrible, but it is lacking, and inconsistent.