Located on the Quai Guilbaud, on the road which goes along the Seine at the heart of Caudebec en Caux, the hotel and restaurant Le Normandie benefits from easy access a few minutes from the Pont de Brotonne (Brotonne Bridge).

Caudebec en Caux
If the banks of the Seine have attracted the largest monastery congregations since the VII century; and later artists who have come to gain inspiration from the beauty of the region, it is because Normandy has an extremely picturesque winding river and countryside which are bathed in an exceptional light which attracts painters from around the world.
The hotel and restaurant Le Normandie is also ideally located for rocks and nature enthusiasts.

The Abbeys Route features the Abbey of Saint Wandrille, where benedict monks still live, the Abbey of Jumièges, which has some of the most beautiful ruins in Normandy, and the Abbey of Saint Martin de Boscherville which has a large garden recreated copying archive drawings.
The regional “Parc des Boucles de la Seine” and the Bretonne Forest are natural spaces protected and preserved, ideal for a long stroll or bike ride and for mushroom picking in the autumn.

There is also the maritime museum and the Victor Hugo museum in Villequier, where Victor Hugo lived his saddest hours when he lost his daughter Léopoldine.