Located in the historic landmark that is Arromanches, the hotel took the name Mulberry artificial harbor that allowed the unloading of tons of equipment and goods, during the Normandy landings in June 1944 (Operation Overlord).In fact, Mulberry also means wild mulberry tree, of rapid growth, as was the establishment of the port by Lord Mountbatten, at the initiative of Winston Churchill.The hotel had the Mulberry changed its name several times, adapting to situations throughout history.Created in 1842 by Marie's family, the hotel who was then an inn-grocery accepted boarders, was called After getting off the tram and then later became The descent of train when the railroad made its appearance in Arromanches-les-Bains.Today, the hotel Mulberry doubles as a restaurant and snack size plates to serve you (Sophie in the kitchen, at the Christian Service).
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