Vegan Hotels Normandy compares three carefully selected stays, from a dedicated vegan country hotel to an eco-certified manor and a small base near the D-Day beaches. The guide deliberately separates a completely vegan kitchen from mixed restaurants that document vegan food or prepare it on request.
Two properties below have clearly matched Booking.com listings. La Maison du Vert is a deliberate direct-booking exception: it earns its place because it explicitly operates as a vegan hotel and restaurant, with a completely vegan kitchen. At the two mixed properties, menus and kitchen procedures can change, so reconfirm ingredients, allergens and shared preparation before arrival.
HOTEL 01 · FULLY VEGAN
La Maison du Vert
A tiny vegan hotel and restaurant in rural Normandy where the kitchen is completely plant-based.
La Maison du Vert sits in the village of Ticheville in the green Touques Valley, within the Pays d’Auge area of Orne. The intimate property has just three guest rooms plus a separate cottage in the grounds, making it a quiet alternative to Normandy’s larger hotels.
The property explicitly describes itself as a vegan hotel and restaurant. Its restaurant works from a completely vegan kitchen and serves international plant-based cooking, with much of the organic fruit, vegetables and herbs grown in the hotel’s own gardens. This is the clearest choice in the guide for travellers who do not want to negotiate vegan meals with a mixed kitchen.
The official website is used here rather than a Booking.com link because the property’s dedicated vegan concept makes it a genuinely useful exception. The surrounding countryside suits walking and cycling, while Honfleur, Deauville and Trouville are less than an hour away by car.
- Classification: Fully vegan hotel and restaurant; completely vegan kitchen.
- Vegan highlight: Plant-based hotel meals made with a strong emphasis on home-grown organic produce.
- Location: Ticheville in the Pays d’Auge countryside, overlooking the Touques Valley.
- Sustainability: Organic flower, fruit, vegetable and herb gardens; much of the restaurant produce is grown on site; organic and local drinks are highlighted.
- Best for: Fully vegan breaks, peaceful gardens, walking and slow rural stays.
HOTEL 02 · VEGAN-FRIENDLY
Manoir de Surville
An eco-certified four-star country manor with vegan restaurant options documented on its Booking.com listing.
This restored 16th-century manor in Surville combines eleven individually styled rooms with a spa, extensive gardens and a heated outdoor pool in season. It is around 100 kilometres from Paris and works well for a countryside stop between the capital, Rouen and the wider Eure region.
Booking.com currently lists vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free and dairy-free options at the modern French restaurant. This remains a mixed kitchen, not a vegan restaurant, and the evening table follows a set, seasonal format. Dinner must be reserved in advance, so contact the property before booking if a complete vegan menu is essential and ask the team to confirm every course.
Sustainability is unusually well documented here. The official hotel site states that the manor has held Green Key certification since 2018, carries the EcoTable three-macaron level and is recognised as bike-friendly. Reported measures include rainwater reuse, geothermal and aerothermal energy, composting and charging points for electric vehicles.
- Classification: Vegan-friendly; mixed hotel restaurant with vegan options.
- Vegan highlight: Vegan restaurant choices are explicitly listed, but the set dinner must be reserved and confirmed in advance.
- Location: 82 Rue Bernard Petel, 27400 Surville, in the Eure countryside.
- Sustainability: Green Key since 2018, EcoTable three macarons, Bike Welcome, rainwater reuse, geothermal and aerothermal systems, composting and EV chargers.
- Best for: Eco-minded luxury, spa weekends, couples and rural Normandy road trips.
HOTEL 03 · VEGAN ON REQUEST
Hôtel Restaurant Le Mulberry
A small, practical stay in Arromanches-les-Bains whose restaurant explicitly offers vegan meals on request.
Le Mulberry places travellers close to Normandy’s landing-beach history. The D-Day Museum is around a four-minute walk away, and the beach and remains of the historic Mulberry harbour are also nearby. Its compact scale and central village position make it convenient for travellers focused on Arromanches and the surrounding coast.
The hotel’s official restaurant page states that vegan meals are available on request. The kitchen also serves conventional Norman, pizzeria and brasserie-style food, so this is an advance-request option rather than a dedicated vegan restaurant. No vegan breakfast promise was found in the current property information; if breakfast matters, ask the hotel separately before booking.
No current third-party environmental certification was verified for this property. Its value in this guide comes from the explicit vegan-meal statement and the walkable historic-coast location, not from a broader sustainability claim.
- Classification: Vegan on request; mixed hotel restaurant.
- Vegan highlight: The official restaurant explicitly offers vegan meals when requested in advance.
- Location: Arromanches-les-Bains, about four minutes on foot from the D-Day Museum and close to the beach.
- Sustainability: No current environmental certification was verified; ask the property about its latest practices.
- Best for: D-Day history, coastal sightseeing and a small central base.
Choosing a vegan-friendly hotel in Normandy
La Maison du Vert is the clear choice for a fully vegan stay, Manoir de Surville combines the strongest sustainability credentials with a reservable vegan dinner option, and Le Mulberry is the practical coastal base for travellers who can arrange a vegan meal in advance.
Start with the Vegan Hotels France hub, then compare the new regional guides to Provence, the Côte d’Azur and Brittany.
Accommodation, dining and certification information was checked against current hotel websites and accommodation listings in August 2026. Menus, ingredients, certifications, opening days, ownership and availability can change; reconfirm directly before booking.
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