Our party reserved three rooms and stayed 4 nights at the Tardif and left Bayeux calling Anthony, our host, Saint Anthony. We had one major disaster, a lost passport, and Anthony was the reason we got it back. He persevered, made several phone calls, and followed up even after we checked out to make sure that the passport reached us... More

Just returned from a two night stay at this lovely property. The collection of antiques and furnishings are outstanding and very fitting of a manor home. Our room was enormous, complete with fireplace and stained glass windows. Our friends had a beautiful room with fireplace (garden view) which was located off the winding staircase at the entrance. Anthony was extremely... More

This is a beautiful hotel. The staff are friendly and Anthony is very helpful and extremely polite. We loved the place. Lovely grounds and delicious breakfast.mthank you Anthony. Will definately visit again.

When one looks through the reviews, most are 4 or 5 stars. One may question how a 3 star could be valid. In the case of Hotel Tardif, it comes down to two items, the host, Anthony, as well as dated an substandard bath products as well as linens. Bath products first, as that one is easy. First, bring your... More

If you are going to be spending time in the Normandy area, and want to make Bayeux your base Hotel Tardif is a wonderful choice. It feels like staying in someone's home, not a hotel. The beautiful furnishings and antiques are lovely. Anthony told us that Charles DeGaulle had stayed in our room and I have no reason not to... More

Good friends had recommended Le Tardif and we weren't disappointed. Anthony was a most welcoming host. We stayed in a very comfortable large room traditionally furnished and bathroom with character. Breakfast is served on a large communal table in the main reception room and consists of delicious fresh local bread and patisseries. The hotel is centrally located for the Tapestries,... More

Stayed here in July. Couldn't have been better. This is an old estate-our room was in the "new wing" from 1768. There are 8 guest rooms in use. They are large, charming, and very authentic. The proprietor is a young man named Anthony. He has purchased all of the furnishings including the beautiful antiques. He prepares the breakfast, assists with... More

Hotel Tardif Noble Guesthouse was a nice place to stay in Bayeux, well located when touring the D-Day beaches. The beds were comfortable and the place was wonderfully clean. We liked the antiques, though the bedding was a bit tattered and worn, and it seems like a few things could be updated a bit. The breakfast was very nice, too.

Just got back from bayeux had a great stay at the tardif with a superb host,.. Would recommend every time, excellent location central to all the sites, everyone should visit the D Day memorials to understand what the lads did for us and France. Thank you