The train station is located between the 2 cities.

• L’idéal 9 is 250 m from the train station.
• L’idéal 112 is 750 m from the train station.
• L’idéal 56 is 800 m from the train station.
• L’idéal 9 is 950 m from the train station.

• L’idéal 6 is 150 m from Trouville Beach.
• L’idéal 56 is 300 m from Trouville beach.
• L’idéal 112 is 450 m from Deauville beach.
• L’idéal 9 is 750 m from Deauville beach.

On certain dates (busy weekends, events, and school holidays), parking in the city center can be VERY difficult and/or expensive (€25/day and fines 7 days a week).

• L’IDEAL 112 has its own designated parking spot in the building courtyard.
• Our other rentals: We will provide you with a parking map to help you find a free spot near your rental.

Your clean and house-trained dog is always welcome at no extra charge in all our vacation rentals, regardless of size or breed. However, dogs are strictly prohibited on beds and sofas.Please bring your pets’s bed or blanket.

We are flexible whenever it is possible. Unfortunately, we cannot guarantee an early check-in or late check-out until our schedule is finalized (no later than the day before your arrival).

There is a travel cot in the L’IDEAL 112 and another in the L’IDEAL 56. In accordance with the manufacturer’s recommendations, they do not come with an additional mattress for safety reasons.

Trouville is often more affordable.

Whether you choose to stay in one town or the other, always opt for accommodations right in the heart of downtown… and ideally in the Golden Triangle if possible (a small detail that will make all the difference!).

Boundaries of Deauville’s Golden Triangle: Le Normandy hotel — Le Royal hotel— Place Morny

Boundaries of Trouville’s Golden Triangle: Casino — Bonsecours Church — Fish Market

All of our vacation rentals are located in the “travelers’ favorite neighborhood,” according to the American giant Booking.com.

💡 Tip: Staying in Trouville and spending your days in Deauville is a great way to stretch your budget.

Yes, everything is easily accessible on foot in these two coastal towns, which are connected by a bridge. They’re so small that they’re like two complementary neighborhoods of a single city. You can walk back and forth between them in just a few minutes.

No, you don’t need a car to visit either town. Both are easily accessible on foot… as long as you’re staying in the very center of Deauville or Trouville.

Choose Trouville for its authentic charm, Deauville for its luxury… or combine the two.

• Enjoy Deauville’s beach, stroll along the famous boardwalk Les Planches, strike a pose in front of the beach huts named after celebrities and the iconic colorful umbrellas, and have tea at the Bar du Soleil…
• Have fun at the Casino Barrière Deauville, one of the most beautiful in Europe.
• Go shopping before taking a break at one of the Place Morny terraces.
• Attend horse races at the prestigious Deauville-La Touques racetrack.
• Watch a polo match during the renowned Coupe d’Or tournament or other prestigious competitions.
• Visit Villa Strassburger (probable the most beautiful villa of Deauville, built by and for the Rothschild family)
• Experience the American Film Festival in September (screenings and premieres, appearances by movie stars, a glamorous atmosphere).
• Take a walk to Trouville-sur-Mer for an instant change of scenery—the perfect way to mix things up.
• Enjoy a panoramic view from the Belvédère of Deauville, Trouville, La Touques estuary, the coastline, and the countryside.
• Take a walk or bike ride to appreciate the extraordinary buildings (in Norman, Art Nouveau, or Second Empire styles) that line the town.

Enjoy the beach (one of the most beautiful in Normandy), and stroll along the wooden boardwalk to admire the Belle Époque villas, keep strolling through the authentic fishing port (the heart of the town).

Have a glass of wine while you make a stop to taste ultra-fresh seafood at the famous Marché aux Poissons (fish market).

Try your luck at the Casino Barrière Trouville.

Treat yourself to a spa experience at Les Cures Marines (undoubtedly the best spa in both towns).

Take a 3 min ride on Le Bac de Trouville (little boat) to Deauville … and walk back across the Pont des Belges.

Sample some Norman specialties in one of the numerous restaurants.

• CARREFOUR MARKET (49 av. de la république) : Mon. to Sat. from 9 am to 8 pm (9 am to 6 pm on Sun.)
• PETIT CASINO (11 quai de la Marine) : Everyday, from 8 am to 10 pm.
• Jours de MARCHÉ  

• FISH MARKET : opens everyday 7-9 am and closes at 7 pm.

• MONOPRIX (166 Bd Fernand Moureaux) : Mon. to Sat. from 8 am to 7:45 pm (Sun. : 8 am to 6:45 pm)

• CARREFOUR EXPRESS (18 Bd Fernand Moureaux) : 8 am to 9 pm everyday.

• Fresh MARKET days (Bd Fernand Moureaux) : Wed. & Sun. from 8 am to 1 pm.

There are no hypermarkets (large supermarkets) in either of the two resorts.

The closest ones (LECLERC, CARREFOUR, and LIDL) are located in the neighboring town of Touques, just a few minutes’ drive from Deauville Trouville.

The 3 golf courses closest to Deauville and Trouville are :

• GOLF BARRIERE DEAUVILLE 
• GOLF BARRIERE ST JULIEN 
• GOLF DE DEAUVILLE ST GATIEN 

Deauville is one of the most popular seaside destinations in Normandy, known for its beach, lifestyle, and activities all year round.

Start with a walk along Deauville Beach and the famous Les Planches de Deauville, then continue to Trouville-sur-Merfor a more authentic atmosphere.

Enjoy water sports like paddleboarding (North Shore Surf School), relax on the beach, or go horseback riding by the sea (Mangeoire Equestrian Club)— one of Deauville’s signature experiences. Golf, tennis, and cycling are also very popular in the area.

For entertainment, visit the iconic casinos operated by Barrière Group, explore local markets, or enjoy shopping in Deauville’s boutiques and luxury stores.

Deauville is world-famous for horse racing — don’t miss an event at one of the prestigieuse racetracks Deauville-La Touques Racecourse or Deauville-Clairefontaine Racecourse. Be sure to check out the horse diary as well.

You can also unwind at the spa at the very chic Les Cures Marines de Trouville (our favorite), or explore nearby highlights like Honfleur, Cabourg, and the Normandy countryside.

Deauville and Trouville-sur-Mer are ideal family-friendly destinations on the Normandy coast, with plenty of activities for children and parents all year round.

Enjoy a beach day on Deauville Beach or Trouville Beach — perfect for swimming, sandcastles, beachcombing, pony rides, and family walks along Les Planches de Deauville.

For active fun, kids and teens can try paddleboarding, sailing lessons, beach clubs, bike rides, pedal cars (“Rosalies”), mini-golf, escape game at the Hangar à Énigmes, or even horse riding with La Mangeoire Equestrian Club. There are also playgrounds, mini-golf, trampolines, and carousels along the seafront during the holiday season. A go-karting session at the Saint-Arnoult track will delight older kids.

Families can enjoy a ride in the Petit Train to explore both cities, take the Bac de Trouville (ferry that easily connects the 2 towns), a visit to the Casino Barrière de Deauville for its restaurants and entertainment, stroll through local markets, or grab ice cream by the harbor in Trouville.

On rainy days, head to indoor swimming pools, cinemas, arcades, or family-friendly cultural spaces. Parents can also unwind at Cures Marines de Trouville while kids enjoy nearby activities.

With year-round attractions, Deauville and Trouville are perfect for a family holiday in Normandy.

Experience a UNIQUE walk at a major historic site in Normandy, just 5 km from Deauville : the Mont Canisy Batteries, a part of the Atlantic Wall. This nature walk (dogs are welcome) among the bunkers, with beautiful views of the sea, is definitely worth the (short) trip.

Discover the Calvados touristic map and the D.Day landing beaches.

The following have proven themselves. We’ve personally tested some of them during our weekend trips to the region, and the others were recommended to us by locals or our customers.

THE place to go for a great breakfast or an afternoon tea :

• 😍 Dupont avec un thé (Place de Morny, Deauville)

A great spot to stop and enjoy an ice cream or a crepe:

• L’Atelier de Luc (Rue des Bains, Trouville ; 02 31 81 51 81)

Great places to eat well without breaking the bank :

• Il Parasole (Pont des Belges, Trouville OU Rue Hoche, Deauville)
• Villa Leona (Rue Désiré le Hoc, Deauville)  
• L’Atelier (Place Foch, Trouville ; 02 31 98 37 65)
• Le Bouillon Morny (rue Breney, Deauville)

THE iconic spot to enjoy some fresh oysters and a glass of white wine :

• Marché aux Poissons (Bd Fernand Moureaux, Trouville)

A place open all day that everyone will like :

• Le Central (Bd Fernand Moureaux, Trouville ; 02 31 88 13 68)

Great for lunch when the weather is nice :

• Bar du Soleil (Les Planches, Deauville)
• Le Deauville (Quai Louis Bréguet, Deauville)

Good restaurants for lunch or dinner :

• Les Étiquettes (Rue des Bains, Trouville ; 07 78 10 95 54)
• Les Mouettes (rue des Bains, Trouville)
• La Cantine (Rue Eugène Colas, Deauville ; 02 31 87 47 47)
• 😍 Le Jardin (Rue Hoche, face au jardin du Normandy, Deauville)
• Le Drakkar (Rue Eugene Colas, Deauville)
• Les 4 Chats (rue des Bains, Deauville ; 02 31 88 94 94)

For an amazing Sunday brunch at a historic luxury hotel :

• La Belle Époque (Hôtel le Normandy, Deauville)

Top picks for THE dinner :

• Ciro’s (Les Planches, Deauville)
• Maximin Hellio (Rue Gambetta, Deauville)
• L’étage (Bd Eugène Cornuché, Deauville).
• L’essentiel (Rue Mirabeau, Deauville)  

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