Charming hotel between Dieppe and Baie de Somme, Domaine de Joinville is 1 hour and 45 minutes from Paris by expressway (near Mers les Bains)

The Joinville Domain between North and Normandy

The Joinville Domain The Domaine de Joinville is located between the Baie de Somme, Picardie, and Normandy. Once the hunting lodge of the Chateau d’Eu, this beautiful building sports a red brick facade, typical of northern French, southeastern English, and Flemish architecture. The Baie de Somme and Normandy are separated by a river: the Bresle. The hotel and spa at the Domaine de Joinville are located close to Mer-les-Bains, known for its Art Deco waterfront and its wide, sandy beach at the foot of the highest cliffs in Europe. The Domaine once belonged to the d’Orléans family, including the Count and Countess of Paris, descendants of Louis Philippe.
Located at Eu, the Domaine offers easy access to the town’s many tourist attractions: Eu Castle, first built in the 16th century at the behest of the Countess of Eu; the rose gardens in the castle’s grounds; Notre-Dame church, a masterpiece of 13th century Gothic architecture sheltering remarkable works of art that have been listed as historic moments; the 17th century hospital; etc. Special offers of the Hotel
In 1843, Queen Victoria signed the first “Entente Cordiale” between France and England at the Chateau d’Eu.

The Domaine de Joinville offers the charm and comfort of an elegant hotel as well as the pleasures of a spa

and wellness center, all surrounded by the magnificent Eu forest. Beautiful décor, in-suite Jacuzzis, contemporary rooms, original artwork and objet d’art, the hotel seamlessly blends historic architecture with contemporary design—an enticing stopover on the road to Dieppe

They say that the subtle light of the North of France brings warmth to colors, warm like the welcome you’ll receive at a hotel in Normandy with authentic charm: The Domaine de Joinville.