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Set in the rolling Normandy countryside, Hôtel Barrière L'Hôtel du Golf Deauville is a classic stay-and-play option for golfers who want plenty of golf with minimal fuss. Golf Barrière Deauville has 27 holes across the Diane Barrière and Lucien Barrière courses, regularly talked about among the best in France, with the hotel sitting right at the heart of the complex and delivering unparalleled on resort comfort.
The big win here is convenience. You're around three hours from Calais or a ferry ride from Portsmouth, and once you arrive, everything's on-site. Get breakfast in, head out for 18 (or go again and make it 27), then swap the spikes for the pool, sauna or a post-round massage.
It also works well for mixed groups. Non-golfers have the outdoor pool, tennis courts, cycling routes and Deauville's seafront nearby, plus the Casino Barrière for an evening out.
Who is this for?
Golfers who want a high-quality French resort with 27 holes on the doorstep and proper off-course facilities.
Who is it best for?
Groups and societies planning a weekend or short break, couples who want golf plus relaxation and anyone who likes playing multiple rounds without travelling between courses.
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The 18-hole championship course is the most recognised golfing symbol of Golf Barrière Deauville, built in 1929 by Tom Simpson.
With views over the stunning Normandy coastline and the Vallée du Pays d'Auge, Simpson's creation is famed not only for its spectacular setting, but also for its lightning fast putting surfaces. At 5,958 yards, it is certainly not particularly by modern standards, but considerable guile and deft touch are required to conquer this superb championship track.
The legendary Sir Henry Cotton added to the existing 9 holes with the Lucien Barrière Course, which may not be a full round, but is certainly a fascinating and challenging proposition. Winding through the classic Norman countryside, Cotton's creation adds much to the diversity and choice on offer at Golf Barrière Deauville, and is well worth playing during your next golf holiday in the popular coastal region.
Perched on the green hills of Mont Canisy with views back towards Trouville Bay and the English Channel, the Hôtel Barrière L'Hotel du Golf Deauville is an easy base for golfers, with the courses, practice areas and hotel facilities all close at hand.
All 171 rooms and suites look out over the surrounding fairways and come equipped with modern facilities designed to make your stay as comfortable as possible. The Chantal Peyrat-designed interiors strike a balance between warmth and luxury, with a range of room types to suit different group sizes and budgets. Whether you're travelling as a couple, a fourball or a larger society group, there's a layout that works.
The hotel's facilities go well beyond the basics. The private outdoor swimming pool is ideal for unwinding after a round, while the fitness centre, Turkish bath, sauna and stretching rooms cater to golfers who want to stay loose or recover properly. Five tennis courts and dedicated cycling trails offer alternatives if you fancy a break from golf, and the health and beauty salon specialises in rejuvenating massages, perfect for easing any post-round stiffness.
In the local area you can get out on the water, try your hand at motor sports or go horse riding if you want to explore beyond the resort. For evening entertainment, the Casino Barrière Deauville sits just down the road, perched opposite the sea. It's a large, glamorous venue with video slot machines, English and French roulette, poker, blackjack and craps tables, adding a bit of buzz if you want a night out beyond the resort.
Dining at the hotel covers both formal and relaxed options. Le Lassay is the main restaurant, a refined dining room serving an outstanding à la carte menu with regular dinner dances for a more social evening. Le Green, the bar and restaurant, offers a more laid-back setting, the kind of place where you can sit down with a drink, go through the scorecard and work out where you dropped those shots on the back nine. Both venues deliver quality food and service, rounding out a resort that understands what golfers want from a French golf holiday.
Simon
✓8 Sep 2025
Best golf hotel we have stayed in, a few mins out of town but free shuttle bus sorted that.
Archie
✓17 Jun 2025
Barry
✓9 Jun 2025
The hotel was great!
Ian
✓14 Jul 2024
Nice rooms and service. Alcohol really expensive and the food was ok.
Alan
✓23 Jun 2024
Enjoyed our stay. V Comfortable but menu at dinner thin and v expensive Good breakfast
Stuart
✓14 Jun 2024
We were unable to get a table for Wednesday evening or Lunchtime Thursday, due to big conflicting non-golf functions. Had to eat at the golf club bar. There was a limited menu choice at hotel and golf clubhouse . Staff were friendly and helpful dealing issues resulting my car accident.
John
✓14 Sep 2023
This is a luxury hotel with very attentive and helpful staff. The food and service were excellent and the location is stunning. You are centrally placed in beautiful Normandy for the none golfing days and the journey from Calais is a trouble free 3 hours on excellent motorways.
Linda
✓23 Aug 2023
Beautiful room with great view. Lovely bath!! Bed linen first class - coffee making facilities, safe and fridge - what more could you ask for? Excellent free Navette into town where you are spoilt for choice for restaurants etc. must praise the staff for their attentiveness, sunny dispositions and care. I All in all a very fabulous stay indeed - we were reluctant to leave.
Stuart
✓24 Aug 2022
Very nice hotel, classic 1920s resort. Perhaps a bit posh for a lads golfing trip but it was very comfortable. Bar bill was a bit high but there is a free shuttle service into town which is very useful.
Helen
✓17 Sep 2019
The Hotel du Golf Barriere was superb. YGT said we would be upgraded if possible and we were. Our rooms were large, very well appointed with superb views over the golf course, Deauville and the coast and the beds were exceptionally comfortable. The bar was expensive but the 50% 'happy hour' (actually a 'happy 2 hours'!) brought the prices down to an acceptable level. The evening restaurant menu was OK but could not be described as 'fabulous' and, unusually, it didn't change on a day to day basis. The staff were excellent and the breakfasts were the best we have eaten anywhere in the world. From a location perspective, the hotel is well placed for golf with several very good courses within reasonable driving distance and the course at the hotel is a beautiful parkland course (3 x 9 holes) that you could easily play for several days without needing to leave the hotel
