Four adults who booked three nights as part of a package with Brittany Ferries - price included breakfast, which was far better than we thought - fresh fruit salad, fresh, warm croisants, danishes and baguettes, ham and cheeses. Available 6.30 - 10am too!
We booked one double room and a twin - the twin room was much bigger, so I wuld recommend NOT asking for a double, which was just that - double bed!
Restaurant was booked up on the first night so we went elsewhere. Bar not open first or second night, but we took our own bottle of wine and drank it in the garden using plasci glasses from our bathrooms!
All in all a well placed hotel which was very friendly and good value.

We were in 601, the suite above the check in on the first floor. The room and hotel were pretty shopworn. Towels were stained, fixutres and furniture from another era. A little bit of renovation investment would go a long way as the building and location were just fine. Value (Euro 93 for the suite) was fair.

Our hotel in Paris was pretty bad, so this felt like a mansion in comparison, even though it was nothing compared to an American hotel. The staff was friendly for the most part. The rooms were well lit and clean. We stayed two nights in our first room and never had any problems. The third night we had some jerk in the room next to us that nearly shook the walls when he snored. We finally couldn't take it any longer and at midnight requested another room. The receptionist was very helpful and got us switched over. The bed was technically bigger (though just two twins pushed together), but the room was fine. The rooms were a good size too. The breakfast was part of our package and it was better than our hotel in Paris but still a typical European breakfast. The location was nice for walking around downtown Bayeux. My biggest complaint was their parking. If you parked on the street it was free. We parked there most every night because it was closer than their parking lot in the back which was not lit at all and made you feel like you were going to be mugged! We asked about the parking and asked if it was included or if we had to pay and they told us at reception that it was their car park, so no pay. When we checked out, we had to pay 9 Euro for ONE night of parking. We argued with them, but the lady was pretty rude about it. In America I would've refused to pay for it, but I wasn't getting anywhere with the French. Other than that the hotel itself was nice and not too bad of a location to get to the DDay beaches which is why we came to Normandy. If we do go again, we've discussed staying at one of the charming B&B's we saw along the way to the beaches that were closer, but this hotel was nice overall.

Hotel is in the town center, a five minute walk from the Cathedral and about 10 to the Tapestry. Booked the room on the on the Best Western website because their "Internet Special Early Rate" was cheaper than Expedia. Private car park for 8 Euros was a welcome sight on the narrow medieval streets. Check-in was pleasant and the young staff spoke sufficient English and were very helpful. The elevator took us to our room on the top floor (4th) so I was worried about the quality of the room. Pleasantly surprised by the beautiful decor and large Bathroom. Room was decent sized but the sloping roof beams to the left of the bed made the space unusable. The advantage to being up high was the room gave a beautiful view of the town, especially the Cathedral. Didn't eat at the hotel. All in all a pleasant stay and a decent price (59 Euro) per night. One word of caution, the hotel DeBrunville is attached to the pricier Hotel Luxembourg. Since I stayed in the off-season, my room was in the Luxembourg.