Since the end of the nineteenth century, the Villa Les Alcyons has been listed as one of the beautiful residences in the Renéville district — the cliffside where Parisians came to spend the summer after the opening of the railway line in 1856. The house retains all its charm: brick and flint façade, garden with its wooden lace "madness", view of the English Channel from every room. Completely renovated, it now accommodates up to 13 people two hours from Paris.

🏠 The house
230 m² on 3 levels · private garden 900 m² · sea view from all rooms
Beach, fishing port and shops 5 min walk · SNCF train station 10 min walk
🛏 Rooms & beds
6 bedrooms · 3 bathrooms · 3 toilets · water points in 3 bedrooms · Sleeps 12
· 1 California King size bed (183 × 214 cm)
· 2 double beds (140 × 190 cm)
· 7 single beds including 2 trundles (90 × 190 cm)
· 1 baby cot + 1 travel cot
🛎 Bed linen
Sheets are placed wrapped in cellophane pressing on each bed — beds are not made on arrival.
Price: €15/double bed · €10/single bed
Towels not provided (to be provided)
🌊 Why Fécamp
Fécamp is one of the last real fishing ports on the Alabaster Coast — you can still buy fish directly from the boats in the morning. The town combines sea, cliffs and heritage without the crowds of Étretat.
· Pebble beach, pier and walks at the foot of the cliffs
· Active fishing port — direct sales from fishermen in the morning
· Fisheries Museum — one of the most beautiful museums in Normandy
· Palais Bénédictine — distillery and rococo palace
· Cap Fagnet — the highest cliffs in Normandy, panoramic view
· Water activities — windsurfing, outings on old rigs
· Horseback riding along the cliffs (Centaurs Equestrian Centre)
📍 Around you
· Étretat: 20 min · Le Havre (UNESCO): 40 min · Rouen: 1h · Paris: 2h
✨ What we're preparing for you
Thermostat is not set before your arrival · Weber BBQ · Amazon Fire TV Stick (Netflix, Disney+, Prime) · WiFi ~35 Mbps · Self entry via key box 24 hours a day
📋 Please note before booking
Fireplaces not usable · The madness, the terrace and the hut at the back are currently inaccessible: a renovation and extension project is underway to fully integrate them into the property — they will be part of the assets of the house during a future stay Very nice walk to do from the house on the cliffs towards Yport. But also opposite, on the Côte de la Vierge, going up to the chapel of the sailors Notre Dame du Salut.
Many activities for all tastes: sea trip on the old historic rig moored at the port, Benedictine Palace, brand new Fisheries Museum, fish market on the peninsula, visit of the Domaine du Grand Daubeuf (and order vegetable baskets for amateurs), admire the kite-surfers at the end of the day on the end of the beach on the Casino side, and find a little sand for the children's pâtés at low tide, etc. We have left our tourist guides and leaflets for some ideas of activities that we like!