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Gault&Millau's review 2025
Out of ranking
You reach this 18th-century mansion by walking down a beautiful avenue lined with linden trees, and right away, the tone is set: refined charm and wit. In the heart of Étretat, a town beloved by painters and writers, this elegant residence is now owned by Camille Gersdorff, who has transformed it into a bed-and-breakfast, infusing it with a skillfully old-fashioned atmosphere, featuring oak floors, flowered curtains, and antiques sourced from around the world. Spacious and bright, the five guest rooms reflect these same design inspirations, enhanced by small balconies opening onto the garden. On the ground floor, a library, lounge, and the restaurant Le 1738—a nod to the year the house was built—also welcome guests, not to mention the home theater in the basement. An ideal stopover, just 300 meters from the legendary cliffs and the Maison Maurice Leblanc.
