Époque, when Deauville was a magnet for the wealthy and stylish of Europe, the impressive façade of the hotel still presides over this elegant town.
Situated directly opposite three kilometers of superb sandy beach, edged by the famous Planches, the Royal Barrière has something to offer everyone. The impeccable standards of service exceed those expected in a luxury hotel and are matched by the magnificence of the décor, which has been the subject of a major renovation.
As the nearest resort to the capital, Deauville remains a favorite destination for fashionable Parisians. The clientele now also includes the international jet set when the American Film Festival is hosted here each September.
The whole hotel has been decorated by famous interior designer Jacques Garcia.
Discover a new style of contemporary luxury in a sumptuous 1900 architectural setting. This palace offers you the best of both worlds: authentic tradition and modernity. As a meeting place for international Jet-Setters, the Royal Barrière is a central attraction in Deauville. A lavishly decorated striking building, the distinctly elegant Royal Barrière really deserves its palace-status on the Normandy coast. Reviving the palatial myth, we receive all our guests as stars.
By plane:
Deauville Saint Gatien International Airport - 15 minutes away.
By train:
Trouville/Deauville Railway station - 3 minutes away.
By boat/car ferries:
Portsmouth-Caen and Southampton/Portsmouth-Le Havre.
By car:
200 km from Paris via the A13, 45 km from Le Havre via the Normandy bridge, 85 km from Rouen via the A13 or 45 km from Caen via the A13.
From the A13 Paris/Rouen-Caen, exit at Deauville, Trouville, Lisieux, Pont-l'Evêque (A132). Continue for 5 km, then once near Canapville, follow the N177 for 7 km.
When near Trouville-sur-Mer, take the 4th exit at the roundabout onto the D513.
In Deauville, follow the Avenue De La République/D513 for approx 500 m, then turn right onto the Rue Hoche for 500 m. Turn left onto Boulevard Cornuche. At the next roundabout, turn left and then take the first right.
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