We stayed here for 3 nights during half term.
My wife and daughters (13,10) arrived (at the Brunville) to be told that our 2 booked rooms (1 twin and 1 double) would be in different buildings. I refused this of course assuming that we would be next door to one another. After some fuss, we were taken to the Hotel next door (Luxemborg) and were offered a triple room where a 4th bed could be placed. After 7 hours travelling, a tired family and it being 18:00hrs, I had no choice but to accept.
The room was OK, a bit basic but very clean. The beds were truely the most uncomfortable ever though.
We made a point of not being there any longer than necessary.
The facilities that we did use at the hotel were as follows.
Breakfast - at 11 Euros each, a complete rip off. The food was a self service cold buffet, all of which was quite nice but the atmosphere was very subdued. You could hear a pin drop in there. The worst thing was the extremely miserable waitress who ignored all. When asked for a spoon, she took my wife to the table where they should have been to find the tray empty. She left to get some spoons and my wife sat back down at the table. The waitress returned with the spoons, walked right past my sitting wife and placed all of the spoons in the tray and walked off. How rude is that?
Bar - we reckon it was the ghost bar because by 10 o'clock it was empty of punters and staff. My 13 year old spent half her time behind the bar inspecting the bottles without them ever knowing.
Parking - £8 Euro per night
Regarding the tea and coffee making facilities, we saw none of this in our room. Don't be fooled, I think you can get this but it is in a central location and not in your room.
All in all, don't bother, there must be better around.

We started our visit to Normandy staying at this hotel. I booked this hotel on the recommendation of my dentist who had stayed a few years ago. I think the picture of the outside looks dreary and cold. We were pleasantly surprised with the clean and friendly room, nice bathroom, enjoyable restaurant for both dinner and breakfast. The desk staff was helpful and friendly. The bar was small but perfectly charming and we were able to get Pommeau and Calvados. Delicious. The location was great, We loved Bayeux and would definately go back to the city and the hotel in the future.

My partner and I stayed at the Luxembourg in August 2006. I booked a suite for 150 euros on the internet and the description sounded great. However on arrival we were very dissapointed when we walked into our room. Instead of a queen bed we had two singles pushed together. There was no sky TV as advertised and the supposed bath robes were missing. The room itself was simply a large double and nothing special at all.
We had a private terrace leading out through some double doors which would have been very nice but for all the weeds and cracked floor tiles. There was also a big hole in the wall which must attract damp.
The reception area was fine and the staff were reasonably friendly if not a little ignorant. The bar was dark and dingy and no-one seemed to use it. We did get a discount when I complained but I would much rather have had a nice room.
Luckily the next night we travelled down to Ducy and booked into a lovely hotel in the form of a converted mill, thank heavens!

This hotel was nice and quaint. My only complaint was that there was no A/C during a heat wave. Luckily we got a room with two windows on different walls, so we got a cross breeze but had to listen to the street noise.

The restaurant exceeded our expectations -- we had a lovely meal there, and found our meal the next night in a 4 star hotel to fail to live up to it. By the way, this is a 3 star hotel -- I'm not sure why the description says 1.

The hotel isn't very advanced when it comes to billing. We ordered a drink at the bar and were never asked for our room number. We made sure to tell the next bartender about our drink, but we wouldn't have been billed otherwise. Then our dinner was put on somebody else's room. We could have made out like bandits if we hadn't have been honest!