Auberge Saint-Pierre

Sleeping inside the ramparts

The Auberge Saint-Pierre is on the Grande Rue, the street that climbs through the village towards the abbey, inside the walled enclosure. It is a three-star hotel with 23 rooms spread over three historic buildings, one of them with a half-timbered façade. Sleeping here changes the trip: when the day visitors leave in the late afternoon and the shops close, you are left in an almost empty medieval village, with the ramparts lit up and the bay at night. In the morning you go up to the abbey before the full shuttles arrive.

It shares reception, a secure luggage room, bar and restaurants with two other hotels of the same house on the street, La Croix Blanche and La Vieille Auberge, and has its own entrance through the ramparts. At reception they speak French, English, Italian and Spanish.

Rooms and prices

The rooms are in the Auberge and in the Logis. In 2026 the web rate is €253 a night for one or two people in an Auberge or Logis room, €285 with a bay view in the Logis, €346 for the Auberge duplex for three or four and €377 for the Logis family room for three or four. Public rates are about €30 higher. Breakfast is a buffet at €19 per person and the tourist tax, €1.80 per person per night, is paid at the hotel. Some rooms accept an extra bed for €30 and there is a free cot subject to availability.

The restaurant serves traditional cooking and local specialities, including the Mont-Saint-Michel omelette. To eat on the terrace at lunchtime you need to book or arrive early.

Getting there with your luggage

You cannot arrive by car. You park in the paid mainland car park and take the free Le Passeur shuttle, which drops you about 350 m from the village gate; from there, the Grande Rue is steep and cobbled. Bring light luggage or luggage with big wheels. The hotel has no access for people with reduced mobility. Arrive before 18:00 or let them know if you will be arriving later. The room is ready from 14:30 and must be vacated before 11:00.