Offer your clients the pearl of Normandy – a luxurious holiday in Deauville and Trouville with a taste of oysters.

This destination is a sure bet for connoisseurs of gastronomy, history, refined luxury, and the authentic charm of the Normandy coast.

The Á La Carte Premium team in France is available to assist you with all your travel needs.

1. Accommodation: Hôtel Barrière Le Normandy Deauville

A grandiose in appearance and aristocratic in its furnishings, this Anglo-Norman manor house, built in 1912, offers legendary service and an old-money atmosphere. This five-star hotel, which has hosted Coco Chanel and world-famous film stars, offers legendary service and an old-money atmosphere.

Key benefits:
* History and prestige. The hotel is part of Deauville’s history and hosts the renowned American Film Festival.
* Luxurious rooms. Spacious rooms and suites, decorated in the Toile de Jouy style, offer city or sea views.
* Culinary delights. The hotel features the refined La Belle Époque restaurant, a French brasserie-style restaurant serving breakfast, and the elegant Le Bar du Normandy, with the atmosphere of an English club, where you can enjoy signature cocktails.
* Exclusive spa complex: swimming pool, sauna, hammam, and fitness center, as well as treatments from the Biologique Recherche and Algologie cosmetic brands.
* Ideal for families. The hotel offers three children’s clubs for different ages and special family offers.

2. A Taste of Normandy: Oysters, Cider, and Seafood

Just 2 km from Deauville, in neighboring Trouville, a true gastronomic fairytale awaits guests.

* The Trouville Fish Market (Halle aux poissons de Trouville-sur-Mer) is the heart and soul of the coast. Parisians come here for the freshest seafood. Under the roof of this market, built in the 1930s, local fishermen offer the day’s catch: oysters, mussels, crabs, langoustes, and shrimp.
* A cider and caramel tasting is a must. Á La Carte Premium recommends visiting local cellars to appreciate traditional Norman cider and not forgetting to try the famous soft Norman caramel.
* A tip from Tatiana Artemyeva, Head of France: “At the Trouville fish market, you can buy seafood to go (à importer) or sample it right there (sur place) at high tables for an additional 3 euros per person for service.” This is the perfect place for a late lunch or early dinner with a glass of chilled Chardonnay.”

3. Passwords, signs, landmarks: the best restaurants and bars in Deauville

Oysters and seafood:
* Maximin Hellio | Address: 64 Rue Gambetta | Opening hours: Wed – Sun, 12:00–21:00 | http://www.maximinhellio.fr/fr/restaurant
* L’Etoile des Mers | Address: Basse-Normandie, 74 Rue Gambetta | Opening hours: Wed – Sun, 09:00–19:00 | http://etoile-des-mers-deauville.com
* Augusto Chez Laurent | The oldest and most famous seafood restaurant in Deauville, famous for its Breton lobster. | Address: 27 Rue Désiré le Hoc | Hours: Fri–Tue, 12:15–9:45 PM | https://www.restaurant-augusto.com

Fine Dining Restaurants:
* Ciro’s Deauville | Address: Les Planches de Deauville | Hours: Thu–Sun, 12:30–9:30 PM | https://www.ciros-restaurant.com/deauville
* La Cantine de Deauville | Address: 90 Rue Eugène Colas | Hours: Daily, 9:30 AM–10:00 PM | https://www.instagram.com/lacantinededeauville/?hl=en

Bars and clubs:
* @sobe_bar_
* @pointbar.deauville
* @leclubdeauville
* @geminibardeauville
* @mammamiadeauville

4. Additional ideas for the perfect itinerary from our destination specialist, Ekaterina Kanevskaya

* Visit the town of Fécamp, a picturesque Normandy port and the birthplace of Bénédictine liqueur.
* Try your luck at the casino, as Deauville is famous for its Barrière gambling establishments.
* Stroll along Les Planches, Deauville’s famous boardwalk with its celebrity-themed changing cabins.

BOOKING:

Ekaterina Kanevskaya
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Maria Zimina
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