Cures Marines Hotel & Spa Trouville MGallery
Trouville-sur-Mer, France
Boulevard de la Cahotte, Trouville-sur-Mer, France, 14360
Original Property Opened in 1912
Historic Hotels Worldwide member since 2018
Cures Marines Hotel & Spa Trouville MGallery offers 103 uniquely elegant accommodations. Each one is sumptuously decorated with luxurious furnishings, complete with premium fabrics like wool and satin linens. Guests will feel at home during their stay, swept away by their room’s timeless grandeur. Guests can enjoy world-class dining at Le 1912, a Michelin-starred restaurant that serves breathtaking local cuisine from Chef Johan Thyriot. Ephemer provides another wonderful place for guests to dine, too, as its delicious brassiere menu will enchant all who sample it. And travelers will find the Thalasso Sea and Spa a welcome sight. Trouville-sur-Mer exudes a rustic ambiance that has made it a celebrated cultural destination in France’s historic Normandy region. Once a fishing port hidden away within the Cote Fleurie, this quaint seaside town has emerged as one of Europe’s most preeminent resort communities over the last three centuries. The five-star Cures Marines Trouville Hôtel is housed in the right wing of the casino in the heart of Trouville and a stone's throw from the seaside resort of Deauville. Today, the area’s white-sand beaches and jade waters draw thousands of visitors each year.
Discover
- Discover the amazing Classical Revival architecture of the Cures Marines Hotel & Spa Trouville MGallery. Established in 1912, this impressive historic structure was originally a massive casino known as the “Casino Municipal de Trouville.”
- Enjoy the Casino Barrière right next to the hotel. This outstanding venue possesses a number of exciting games, like blackjack, roulette, and poker. An amazing experience for all who visit, the Barriere Casino is a terrific symbol for Trouville-sur-Mer’s rich heritage.
- Walk to Grand Plage just steps beyond the hotel’s front door. This magnificent stretch of sand extends for one kilometer, and provides for fantastic views of the English Channel.
Explore
- Visit Musée et site de la Batterie de Merville nearby. Now a museum, this extraordinary historic site was once a German coastal battery that guarded several routes from the English Channel to Caen. It was one of the first places to be attacked by Allied forces during the D-Day landings of June 6, 1944.
- Take a day to travel to Le Château de Caen. Constructed by the Duke William of Normandy (who would later become William the Conqueror) this imposing castle is among Caen’s most distinguished historical landmarks. Le Château de Caen has been a “monument historique” since 1886.
- Visit L'Abbaye-aux-Hommes in nearby Caen. This beautiful Norman abbey was constructed by William the Conqueror in 1063—just three years before his historical invasion of England. It stands today as one of the most important Romanesque buildings in the entire region.
Experience
- Experience the Villa Strassburger in neighboring Deauville. This majestic historic structure was once the home of Baron Henri de Rothschild, and then later Ralph Beaver Strassburger. The Villa Strassburger today is now a house museum that is protected as a “monument historique” by the French Ministry of Culture.
- Gaze upon the remarkable artwork featured in the Musée des Beaux-Arts de Caen. Housed inside the illustrious Château de Caen, the Musée des Beaux-Arts de Caen contains a fascinating collection of European art from the 14th to the 21st centuries.
- Tour the breathtaking Mémorial de Caen. This incredibly interesting, yet somber museum pays tribute to the Allied soldiers who died while liberating the city from German occupation during World War II. It is a must-see when visiting Normandy.
Taste
- Taste some fantastic seafood from the English Channel. Be sure to try “marmite dieppoise,” (a native dish from nearby Dieppe), which is a seafood stew served in a casserole pan. A number of the town’s outstanding markets offer this delicacy daily, such as Marché aux Poissons.
- Enjoy a glass of Calvados when staying in Trouville-sur-Mer. This lovely beverage is an apple (or pear) brandy that is served all over the region. Delight in some Calvados at such places like Chez Marinette.
- Savor a delightful Norman food known as camembert. Camembert is a creamy cheese native to Normandy that has a consistency similar to Brie. Travel along the Camembert Cheese Trail and relish this wonderful treat firsthand.
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