La Chapelle

We visited Normandy for the 75th Anniversary of D-Day. My father was a D-Day vet. We made our plans long before our President made his plans to crash the party. Fortunately, we booked at La Chapelle which is far enough out of the way that we avoided most of the security nightmare and street closings associated with having not 1 or 2, but 3 heads of state in roughly the same place at the same time; Trump, May, and Macron. La Chappelle is roughly half-way between Carentan and St. Lo. Surrounded by beautiful countryside, La Chapelle offers pastoral perfection although we did not hang around much to enjoy it. Our hosts (and owners), Alison & Ken, are warm and wonderful people! The building is old - like 17th Century old, but it is lovingly maintained and in great working order. We stayed for 3 nights. Our room was large and clean; the mattress and pillows super comfortable. Breakfasts were simple, but fresh and delicious. When we return to Normandy, we will definitely stay here again! Parking is motorcycle friendly as well. The only downside is that, as a B&B, the nearest restaurants for dinner are a ways down the road although there is a craft brewery, La Sauvage, starting a short walk away!