The Goldfinch Normandy
Guest House
"A little slice of Ireland between the countryside and the sea."
ABOUT US
"Offering a view of its garden, The Goldfinch Normandy is located in Ocquevile, 40 km from the cliffs of Etretat and 10 minutes from the beaches of Saint-Valéry-en-Caux, Veules-les-Roses and other surrounding beaches. The Goldfinch Package includes a large private space of 40m² (cottage style),
providing quiet rooms with double beds, private parking, large garden, Netflix,
Wifi and a unique Franco-Irish breakfast."
THEMED ROOMS
"Our themed Japanese and American curated rooms are decorated with sober, finely chosen collector items. The guesthouse can accomodate up to 4/6 people."
OUR SERVICES
Breakfast
Unique Franco-Irish breakfasts to treat your tastebuds
Parking
Private parking on premises
Free Netflix
The themed rooms include WiFi, a TV screen with Netflix.
Garden
The Goldfinch's English style garden offers a peaceful and pleasant stay in the heart of nature, ideal for nature lovers and those seeking tranquility.
Dining
Deluxe afternoon tea-menu available and evening dining, with advance notice (supplement).
ACTIVITIES
Visit the Garden
Come and enjoy our botanical and flower-filled garden and pick your own fruit from the orchard. A recipe for reconnecting with nature.
Cultural sites
The Pays of Caux is a palette of landscapes with a multitude of stunning beaches and cliffs. Castles, abbeys, festivals and watersport parks - there is something for everyone.
La véloroute du Lin
Explore Seine-Maritime by bike along an 80 km greenway, passing through the charming village of Veules-les-Roses and on to the capital of linen.
Hiking Trails
Want to get sporty? The Seine-Maritime offers 33 hiking trails. A haven of greenery along the water where exceptional sites are nestled.
Selfie with the sheep
Our named sheep are like pets, not only do they graze on grass and barley, but they also seek cuddles!
Irish Pub Tour
Our adjoining pub-styled thatch offers a range of memorabilia souvenirs, where one can sit down to enjoy Irish treats.
GUEST REVIEW
