I went to Etretat last weekend, ended up eating here twice. Once for dinner at the bistro and lunch…read moreat the restaurant. Food was amazing at both. At the bistrot I had oysters and the linguini alla vongole, clams and pasta. The oysters were delicious, so fresh, served on a plate of ice. The pasta was also delicious. Service was very attentive and well done. We sat outside and enjoyed the sunset views. We had lunch at the restaurant a couple of days later. I had this beautiful grilled octopus leg. Perfectly seasoned. Service was not as good at the restaurant. IDK why, they acted a bit rude. Perhaps because we didn't order many things? It was unnecessary to behave that way and for the 50€ I spent they could have been nicer. It took half an hour to get water. The food is good but seriously not worth the aggravation. Go to the bistro and skip the restaurant. Both have nice views.

The Mr. and I only had one night at the beautiful Hotel Dormy House. The setting on top of the…read morehill, with sweeping seaside views, couldn't have been more magical. We booked room #3, because we wanted a scenic view and boy oh boy did we get it. The king sized bed was extremely comfortable and we appreciated the modern bathroom and that there multiple outlets in the room, The grounds were spectacular, and offered beach access. We had dinner in the bistro and enjoyed the fish and chips and friendly service. If the opportunity presented itself, I would happily book a stay at the Hotel Dormy House.

Facing the beach and quite nice. Walk to many nice restaurants within minutes…read more Room included a king size bed and two singles. Was very large. Bathroom had a bathtub but not standup shower. Includes breakfast. Fairly basic with bread and spreads. Yogurts and cereals. Some fruit. They accommodated out bikes in the garage. Not exactly accessible. If you need the elevator you have to go down stairs first. Getting to our room involved several more stairs even after using elevator. Also, elevator is tiny. Don't think you could fit most wheelchairs on it.

Chateau de Sissi is a wonderful destination. Five star food in a five star setting. The restaurant…read moreis in a chateau once made famous by a beautiful Austrian princess having chosen to live there to take the airs of the nearby cliffs and ocean. It has been restored and made in to a hotel that blends the old elegance with modern convenience. The restaurant is classic French Normandy food done with impeccable service. I had the five course "Spice Road" set that went from cold shrimp and curry soup to tuna tatami, steak local vegetables and cheeses then wonderful apple and calvado ice with chocolate extra noir molten cake. Well worth the drive and stay in a classic Normandy coast village!

From the owner: Un voyage dans le temps Qui n'a pas rêvé de se prendre pour une princesse l'espace d'un week-end ?…read moreCe sera chose faite après votre passage au Château de Sassetot. Entre Fécamp et Saint-Valéry en Caux, laissez-vous prendre par le décor de ce château du XVIIIème siècle qui reçut l'Impératrice d'Autriche, Sissi. En plus de la stature de l'hôtel, le cadre est idéal : les plages et les falaises se trouvent à quelques kilomètres du château...