Jotting this review on a bench at Villa Montebello. A splendid day. Here below, the English Channel (La Manche, that is) between the old Hotel des Roches noires & a mansion "Les Roches Normandes". Trouville offers unexpected corners to linger. But walkers can hike by the sands for an hour or more to Villerville. Too late to go back because you it's high tide? From Villerville a regular bus will bring you back to Trouville. The town is spreading up hill. You may contemplate mansions built in the turn of the century, secular trees, unexpected views to the sea in between as you leisurely walk up & down. From Paris or Le Havre it's so easy to arrive at Trouville. On the other side of the bay, Deauville. If you are looking for a change, but do not want to loose what's so special with Trouville. Which you will discover once you let it go on for a reverie. The light us beautiful indeed, whether it's sunny or cloudy. No wonder so many painters made Trouville a place of election.

Fishing port with many fish restaurants, Casino and beach with plenty do do for those with young families. We stayed here beacause we wanted to visit D Day beaches, Bayeux and Paris. We drove to the D Day landing sites but took train to Paris from station which was 10 min walk from hotel.

Cute port with friendly villagers. Some nice restaurants with delicious seafood, bakeries and beautiful views of the port. It is a short walk to Deauville, the Casino and the beach. We felt very safe and we stayed at the very nice Best Western Hotel. Trouville-sur-Mer is just a couple of hours or less from Mont-St.-Michel and later, we took a nice scenic coastal drive. We are so glad that we stayed there - a real value stop-over!

This is a lively but very family friendly spot in the summer. There are lots of winding, interesting streets filled with shops, cafes and restaurants. The architectural style is predominantly Victorian and very decorative, especially along the beach front which is amazing but very busy. The local authorities provide a great range of activities for holiday makers. I loved the deck chairs and boxes of books available to encourage reading. There are pony rides, pétanque arenas, tennis courts, mini golf, camping and free concerts some evenings! Trouville sir Mer is a ten minute walk to Deauville which is a similarly fascinating place to visit.

Fabulous beach, with lovely 19th century beachfront villas. Nice old town and fishing harbour. Good choice of restaurants. Nearby Deauville has an even bigger beach, is probably more fashionable, but has less character and is more cut-off from the beach by recent sports and conference centre. The Normandy countryside is a nice break-out from seaside activities.

Loved the seafood market . Everything was so fresh and cheap! Loved the old buildings and the boardwalk with the stripped tents. I loved that our hotel allowed pets . It's tres chic . Make sure To book your table at the trip advisor rated restaurants as they tent to be fully booked on weekends.