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Le Grand Hôtel Cabourg – MGallery

Cabourg, France · MGallery · Core Luxury

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Marcel Proust came back to Cabourg each summer from 1907 and kept a fourth-floor room at Le Grand Hôtel, which had just opened on the Normandy waterfront. Cabourg became Balbec in his fiction, and Room 414, the room identified as his, is still there to book. The Belle Époque beach hotel remains a pilgrimage as much as a Channel resort, private sand in front, Garden Tennis and golf from the town's first holiday years nearby.

About Le Grand Hôtel Cabourg – MGallery

History

Le Grand Hôtel Cabourg opened in 1907 on the waterfront as Cabourg was becoming a Belle Époque Channel resort, with Garden Tennis and golf already part of the town's holiday draw. Marcel Proust returned each summer from 1907, staying on the fourth floor to rest and write; Cabourg became Balbec in his fiction. Room 414, identified as his room, can still be booked. The house faces the coast directly, a literary address as much as a beach hotel.

The setting

2 km from Dives river. 8 km from Merville Gun Battery.

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