Hôtel Flaubert

Rue Gustave Flaubert, 14360 Trouville-sur-Mer, France

Prestige Hotel

5 PHOTOS

Style With view

Services Disabled access | Pets allowed | Private Parking

Budget (€)

Per night without breakfast

230

Gault&Millau's review 2025

Everyone who loves Trouville has this legendary hotel in mind—a sumptuous half-timbered manor with tiled roofs and balconies overlooking the sea. Built in 1936 and dedicated to the writer Gustave Flaubert—who discovered the town at age 14 and subsequently spent many stays there (it was here that he wrote part of *Madame Bovary*)— the property now belongs to Jean-Philippe Cartier and Pierre-Antoine Capton, founders of the H8 Collection group. Restored in 2022, it has nevertheless preserved that “seaside family inn” atmosphere that gives it all its charm. From the moment you walk in, the tone is set with deep blue walls, vintage posters evoking 1930s Trouville, and yellow raincoats hanging on coat hooks. True havens of comfort, the 31 guest rooms—designed by interior designer Natalia Megret—continue the beautiful nautical theme with their shades of blue and white and their antique furniture. The hotel doesn’t have a restaurant, but its bar, Le Bovary, is very popular, with its gilded brass counter and bow windows adorned with hydrangeas.