Equilly Hotels

"Lovely little property for our visit to Mont St Michel. Our room was cozy and had all that you would need to be comfortable. I loved the access to the ramparts from the hotel itself. We had breakfast one day and it was good. A large group had just left and the poor staff had to refresh everything for the guests. I felt for them as the seemed unstaffed. We also had dinner one night. My husband enjoyed his lobster dinner. My steak was a little fattier than I would like so I would not recommend that option. Overall we enjoyed our stay and would stay there again should we return."

"This was such a sweet place to spend the night and enjoy Mont Saint Michel at night after the crowds leave. It’s a small inn and the rooms are tiny but with nice bathrooms which made it all the more cozy snd romantic to retreat to. The view was awesome. We’d do it again in a heartbeat. The breakfast the next day was delicious with lots to choose from and was set in a lovely space with a great view of the Normandy coastal surroundings. It was Halloween the night we stayed. It’s by far not as commercial as the U.S. with very minimal decorations. But after the crowds of the day had left and the medieval streets were near deserted unseen people made werewolf howls into the night which was just about as delightfully fun as it could be! Can’t wait to return some day and stay with this little inn again!"

"Location is convenient "

"Lovely property, room was clean and big, staff super friendly, breakfast was good and a lot of options. Easy parking."

"room was super small but to be expected on thie small island. Finding where to check in was tricky,but ok. Nice to arrive at about 4:00 pm. perfect."

"Convenience location"

"Room was clean and very quiet. We could see the steeple from our room lit up at night. Breakfast was amazing. The best so far in France."

"Nice stay, good restaurant"

"It was really nice. The thalasdo pool area is lovely. The down side is if you dontbprebook you may not get in the restaurant and have to go into Granville to eat"