Hotel Dormy House nestles in a cliff-top dip, with lush, green gardens stretching out before it.
On the Aval cliff, and internationally renowned thanks to Maurice Leblanc who described it so well in his novel "L'Aiguille Creuse" as the lair of Gentleman Thief Arsène Lupin, hotel Dormy House and the village of Etretat can boast a prestigious history.
Amid the tranquil surroundings of a 4 hectare park overlooking the sea, the hotel offers 58 rooms and 3 suites, a panoramic restaurant, a lounge, a bar with terrace overlooking the sea, and conference and reception rooms. It provides direct access to the beach and the golf course.
