8 Holiday apartments & homes for your beach holiday in Fécamp

This text will be a bit longer because we need to explain the middle smiley. Actually, it doesn't fit in either direction. First of all: We have no demands. A nice roof over our heads is enough for us, we adapt to the situations and are really easy to satisfy. - This time we fulfilled our wish to be able to look at a sea. The location: Unmatched. The view was as hoped - harbor, cliff coast, and sea. (No view of the golf course, there isn't one, but we were aware of that). Both at the cape and in the city/harbor, you can walk there in a few minutes. A very good bakery is also quickly reachable on foot. We had a parking space (mostly, see below) in front of the house (not on the property, as stated in the ad). There are many things to experience in Fécamp and the surrounding area that are really, really worth it (the coast is even more beautiful from the sea, by the way!) The equipment: The kitchen is practically equipped and matches the description on the internet and the very low rental price. The photos correspond to reality. Willingness to compromise should be present. - We did not find a washing machine as mentioned in the advertisement, but we were not there for washing clothes and therefore did not inquire. The two bedrooms are cozy, clean, and lovingly furnished. That the bathroom and toilet can only be accessed through the bedroom is not a problem when traveling as a family. However, one should be aware of it. The very nice upper bedroom is, as correctly described in the ad, accessible via a conventional foldable attic ladder, so it's not suitable for people who cannot climb down backwards. The Wi-Fi works quickly and without problems, which we experienced differently nearby last year. Our son was pleased. Terrace: We would have appreciated the lounge chairs from the photo, but it was okay to just sit on garden chairs. A sun umbrella is available. The grill was a bit too suspicious for us - but it surely does its job. Quiet location: Probably yes, and I find it a bit difficult with the following because I don't know how the landlord could have influenced this. Nevertheless: Vacation is something one often saves up for a long time, which is why I find it fair to share our impressions. - That was our reality: Fécamp is a quite lively town, which you can naturally hear from Cap Fagnet (harbor operations with warning sounds, so no one gets run over, the annual motorcycle meeting, music). Everything fits and is as it should be. However, it became an absolute imposition after a busy first week of vacation starting Friday evening, when a private giant event began on the property directly above our accommodation. We are really used to sorrow at home - but a real disco with a roaring DJ and singing hordes unabated and under the open night and early morning sky right next door until 4 a.m. must really be liked if you are actually looking for the opposite by the sea. Unfortunately, the event was not over; on Saturday we fell despondently together as we returned from our day trip in the evening, our little avenue and all access roads were still hopelessly clogged with cars, and the next thumping bass and loud sing-alongs were already greeting us. It goes without saying that an incredible crowd had also gathered for the happening on Saturday to celebrate loudly "into Sunday" with their powerful DJ at the microphone. (Fun Fact: Parking tickets included. Pious wish: Hopefully it will get really expensive. - The parking lot by the house was thus also a thing of the past.) At first, it was just loud. - The proper disco under the open sky, with at least in the refrains very secure choir hundreds (many of whom can also whistle dissonantly but piercingly), started this time after midnight (0:45 AM). The whole thing dragged on - how could it be otherwise - crashing into the morning hours. After 5, we were still an involuntary part of this mass event. The incredibly nerve-wracking construction noise from week 2 daily, presumably continuously from early morning until quitting time around 5 PM from the same property - so again directly above us - was another dot on the i, making it unfortunately impossible to have breakfast outside this week. - But at some point, the house up there has to be finished, it was just bad luck that it started during this time. As much as we enjoyed the luxury of this truly incomparable location and the absolutely dreamy view, and as much as we would have loved to book here for next year in full enthusiasm on the first day - we probably will not stay here again. We are really sad about that - it is explicitly not due to the accommodation itself. But anyone who wants to be sure of being able to sleep at least sometime after midnight should urgently consider that one really has to reckon with the newly arrived direct neighbors here. Closed windows unfortunately do not help. - We have tested this extensively. Conclusion: Construction sites in residential areas - unavoidable, because working life continues even when people are on vacation. But: When three days and nights out of two weeks are unacceptably loud in an explicitly "quiet residential area" in a neighborhood where parties are prohibited (which we assume is the consensus in the residential area), this is unacceptable. We wish our very nice and very patient landlords and the other residents of "our" block continued strong nerves for the new neighbors in this beautiful little spot on earth! We sincerely wish our successors that the floor in the noise-maker house without windows is soon removed and the tiles are soon gone - and that the next birthday does not fall during the vacation. Summary: That was the vacation with the most beautiful view, the nicest people in all the places we visited, the best walking access to dream locations, and the most continuous unbearable daily/nightly noise we have ever had.

Very nice home and a very nice host. She gave us plenty of advice and tips for nice spots and places to visit. Thanks Annick, we surely will come back sometimes. Shops like Carrefour are easy to reach in 5mins by car. The next bakery Mary Blachery, less than 10mins away, is absolutely fantastic. Try the tarts and their clafoutis! We had a great time here! 5 stars!

Fascinating and clean! The artistic decor added a nice touch, and the patio was a lovely place to relax. We enjoyed visiting the Jardins d'Etretat during our stay.