Hôtel Caen Mémorial The Originals City
Cécile and the hotel business, it's the story of a beloved profession. "I've been working in this sector for 15 years. During the Covid period, I gave it all up for a teaching experience. Three years later, she's back to her first love. "In the end, the call of the hotel business was stronger. It's a job where there's never a dull moment, and where relationships are very rewarding", smiles the manager of The Originals City, Hôtel Caen Mémorial. Located close to the famous Normandy museum, her 3-star establishment offers 68 modern, spacious and quiet rooms in a small business park to the north-west of the former city of William the Conqueror. Like the former Norman duke, Cécile loves a challenge. Hers: "Simplicity, efficiency and good humor every day.
Rooms
The Originals City, Hôtel Caen Mémorial
Spread over 3 floors with an elevator, the 69 rooms at The Originals City, Hôtel Caen Normandie offer pleasant spaces (18 m2) with modern, functional furnishings. You'll appreciate the comfort of large beds, accessible walk-in showers, a nice carafe of water and free access to our 24-hour hot-drink machine. The establishment has 3 rooms adapted for people with reduced mobility, as well as 3 suites of 34 m2 with a sitting area (sofa bed).
Double Room
Single room
Family rooms
HOTEL INFORMATION
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Check-In: 14H00
Check-out: 12H00
Payment Methods:
Short Break
With the Short Break offer, you can benefit from a discount up to 30%.
Bed & Breakfast
Breakfast is included in the price of the room.
Half Board
With the Half Board offer, breakfast and dinner are included in the price of the room.
Breakfast
Both ogres and early morning appetites will find something to satisfy their stomachs on the stalls of the breakfast buffet. Sweet or savory, there's something for everyone. Try the honey, jams and bread made in Normandy! The Originals City, Hôtel Caen Mémorial doesn't offer a restaurant - there are several in the vicinity - so you're sure to find something to eat for lunch and dinner.
Tips from your hotelier
L'ABBAYE AUX HOMMES ET L'ABBAYE AUX DAMES
A strange history for these abbeys, built in the 11th century at 2 locations in the city by William the Conqueror and his wife, Matilda of Flanders. The Pope of the time didn't want them to marry: they were 6th cousins, bordering on consanguinity! The couple stood their ground and, by way of atonement, built these 2 marvels. First an abbey, then a secondary school, the Abbey aux Hommes is now home to the Caen town hall. L'abbaye aux Dames, headquarters of the Conseil Régional de Normandie, was in turn a convent, arsenal and hospital.
