2024
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Restaurant offrant une carte régulièrement renouvelée avec des produits locaux à un imbattable rapport qualité-prix.
Depuis presque un siècle, la table du Lion s'engage à transformer chaque repas en une véritable expérience gastronomique. Le chef Thomas Busnoult, Maître restaurateur, privilégie les circuits courts pour une carte constamment renouvelée et toujours surprenante. En semaine, le menu du midi offre un rapport qualité-prix imbattable avec ses produits de saison. Le soir, offrez-vous le généreux menu « Saveurs », ou laissez-vous séduire par le gourmand « Eveil des sens », en 3 ou 4 étapes. Le service impeccable et l'ambiance feutrée viennent parfaire ce moment.
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Informations et horaires sur LE LION D'OR
Maître Restaurateur. Fermé les 24, 25, 29, 30 et 31 décembre et en janvier. Fermé le samedi midi, le dimanche et le lundi en basse saison. Haute saison : ouvert du mardi au vendredi le midi et le soir ; le samedi soir. Réservation recommandée. Menus de 33 € à 59 € ("Saveurs" 33€ entrée-plat ou plat-dessert, 39 € entrée-plat-dessert / "L'éveil des sens" 52€ en 3 étapes, 59€ en 4 étapes). Formule du midi : 18 € (entrée-plat ou plat-dessert / 21€ entrée-plat-dessert). Vin au verre. Accueil des groupes (séminaires. Réunions de famille). Terrasse. Vente à emporter. Bar. Salon.
Message du propriétaire
Afin de goûter à toutes les richesses touristiques de la Normandie, profitez d’une étape de charme au coeur de Bayeux et proche de Caen. Le Lion d’Or vous reçoit dans l’une de ses 34 chambres confortables dont 2 chambres pour personne à mobilité réduite.
Le restaurant gastronomique La Table du Lion vous invite à une escapade aux saveurs du terroir de Normandie autour d’une cuisine aussi généreuse que créative où produits de saison et spécialités du Bocage sont à l’honneur.
Avis des membres sur LE LION D'OR
The service was over the top. Wonderful and it made our stay very special!????????
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I had booked this hotel months in advance and I should have checked regarding elevator and rooms as I was travelling with my mother who is in her 80’s. Luckily she is still quite mobile as we had a room on 2nd floor so she had to walk up 4 flights of steps! We were in room 20 which I would advise to avoid at all cost, here’s why. On entering the room you are in a narrow hallway with another door in from of you into the bedroom on your left are sliding wardrobes and on the right was another door into a small cupboard that had the toilet! Which by the way you couldn’t close when you were sat on the toilet as there wasn’t enough room so you felt like everyone going up and down the stairs passed your door could hear you in the toilet. You then had to walk through the bedroom to the opposite side into the shower room to wash your hands - totally unhygienic. The hotel had clearly painted the little hallway and toilet recently as all we could smell in the whole room was paint which kept us awake most of the night that and the sound of people going up and down the stairs and using the toilet in the room above us.
The room was not clean there were hairs on the floor. And it was rather dated.
We were travelling with my dog and the hotel advised us that the dog would not be allowed to accompany us if we dined in the hotel or to breakfast which I found strange in France as usually she is welcomed everywhere. However I accepted this rule but when I asked if we could sit in the bar area (it was cold out and they had a real fire and comfortable chairs and sofas which for my mother would have been ideal) I was told no as the hotel was full. So we had to stay out all evening and when we returned before 10pm there two people in the bar so it wasn’t even full. Then when we checked out and I was asked if the stay was okay and I said disappointing the receptionist asked me why ans I politely told her the reasons which she didn’t address except to say she would have said we were allowed in the bar with the dog. All of this was so disappointing. We stayed in many hotels across France and Spain that were truly dog friendly this hotel is not and was the most expensive on our roadtrip. I wouldn’t recommend and I would not stay again.