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Where to stay in Normandy: 14 places + best hotels (2023)

by Claire | February 25, 2023 | no intrusive ads, no sponsored content, just some affiliate links - if you use them, we get a small commission (info)

Where to stay in Normandy to make the most of the region?
There are options for everyone, with seaside resorts, charming coastal villages, farms in the countryside, big cities or picturesque places off the beaten track…
You will find below my guide where I compare the best places to sleep in Normandy:

  • Where to stay in Normandy according to your desires,
  • Map for orientation,
  • The best hotels,
  • The domains and castles where to sleep…
Where to sleep Normandy best hotels stay

This opinion is completely independent, based on our experiences. We visited the area anonymously, making our own choices, and paying all our bills in full.

Content
Where to stay in Normandy? Map and quick answers
Where to sleep in Normandy? Best hotels
Location 1 – Bayeux, to visit the landing beaches
Location 2 – On the Mont-Saint-Michel
Location 3 – Honfleur, for the charm
Location 4 – Cabourg, for the beaches
Location 5 – Rouen, for history
Location 6 – In the Normandy countryside
Location 7 – Deauville, for the glamour
Location 8 – Saint-Valery-en-Caux to explore the Alabaster Coast
Location 9 – Caen, large central city
Location 10 – Étretat, for the magnificent landscapes
4 more places to sleep during a road trip in Normandy
Frequently asked questions

Where to stay in Normandy? Map and quick answers

If you don’t want to read the whole article with all the best places to stay in Normandy, here are our quick answers.
In the rest of the article, we detail each location, with hotel and accommodation options.

Map of where to stay in Normandy

Let’s start with a map to help you find your way:

map where to sleep normandy stay
Map – where to sleep in Normandy

Where to stay to visit the Normandy landing beaches

In our opinion, the best places to base yourself to visit the landing beaches are

  • Bayeux, for a charming and practical city
    – see the best rated accommodations
  • The surrounding countryside , if you are looking for peace and quiet
    For example, at the hotel La Ferme de la Rançonnière
    – see pictures and availability
D-Day beach in Normandy
Gold Beach (Arromanches)

Where to stay in Normandy for sandy beaches

If you want to enjoy long sandy beaches, we recommend you:

  • Deauville, if you want a glamorous stay
    – see the best rated accommodations
  • Cabourg, for a very beautiful beach with dune and a charming city center
    – see the best rated accommodations
  • Ouistreham, if you want a lot of sand and space
    – see the best rated accommodations
  • Learn more about the most beautiful beaches of Normandy
Houlagte Beach
Between Houlgate and Cabourg

Where to stay in Normandy for the landscapes

For exceptional places to stay in Normandy, we recommend

  • Mont-Saint-Michel, this village on a rocky islet with an abbey on top. Exceptional, especially at night!
    – see the best rated accommodations
  • The town-village of Honfleur with its half-timbered houses and its charming harbor. A place that has inspired many artists!
    – see the best rated accommodations
Landscapes of the cliffs of Etretat
The cliffs of Étretat

Where to base yourself in Normandy to best explore

  • Bayeux is central enough to visit my landing beaches, the beaches of the côte fleurie, Caen and the Mont-Saint-Michel.
    – see the best rated accommodations
  • On the other hand, it is much further from the Alabaster coast.
    To discover this region, we recommend Saint-Valery-en-Caux
    – see the best rated accommodations
Rouen Cathedral
Rouen Cathedral

Major cities in Normandy

The 3 biggest cities in Normandy to stay in are:

  • Rouen, which was not destroyed during the war, has the largest number of historic buildings
    – see the best rated accommodations
  • Le Havre, a modern city classified by Unesco
    – see the best rated accommodations
  • Caen which is well centered to visit everything
    – see the best rated accommodations

Road trip in Normandy

Normandy is a rather large region.
If you want to discover it completely, we recommend 2 options:

  • A central location in the East, such as Rouen or Saint-Valery-en-Caux, then a location in the East such as Bayeux
  • A road trip with some nights in: Saint-Valery-en-Caux, Rouen, Honfleur, Bayeux, Saint-Vaast-la-Hougue, Mont-Saint-Michel

Need to rent a car in Normandy?

Our advice:

  • Compare prices on our preferred platform: DiscoverCars – one of the best rated sites.
  • Choose a compact car (some city streets are narrow).
  • Think of thefull insurance (some winding passages in the old villages and tight parking in the big cities).
  • There is a lot of demand, book it early.

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Where to sleep in Normandy? Best hotels

Luxury hotels in Normandy

Hotel L'Ermitage at Mont-Saint-Michel
Hotel L’Ermitage at Mont-Saint-Michel
  • Hotel L’Ermitage – If you want to choose a place not too far from Mont-Saint-Michel but at a 5 star level: choose one of the smallest 5 star hotels in Europe – See the availability of suites
  • Hotel Barrière Le Normandy in Deauville – The luxury you can’t miss, between the beach and the city center – see photos and availability
  • Hotel de Bourgtheroulde, in Rouen – luxury in the center of old Rouen – see photos and availability
  • Hotel Ferme de Saint-Siméon, in Honfleur – luxury, history, charm and view on the estuary! – see pictures and availability

Charming “Boutique” hotels

Hotel le Donjon, Etretat

There are many boutique hotels in Normandy with a lot of charm.
It’s hard to narrow down the list…
Here are some of our favorites:

  • Hotel La Maison de Lucie – in Honfleur, a little bit of calm, while remaining quite close to the harbor, in an elegant residence of the XVIIIth century – see photos and availability
  • Hotel Vent d’Ouest – in Le Havre, close to the sea and with a view on the famous Saint Joseph church – see photos and availability
  • Hotel Le Donjon Domaine Saint Clair – for something unique, with an elegant and cocooning atmosphere – see photos and availability
  • Hotel La Villa Augeval – a charming building, view on the stables, and close to the city center – see photos and availability

Country estates

Hotel Ferme de la Rançonnière
Hotel Ferme de la Rançonnière

Normandy is full of magnificent farmhouses, country estates, charming manors… And many of them have become exceptional accommodations. If you are looking for calm and authenticity, stay in the Normandy countryside. For example:

  • Hotel Ferme de la Rançonnière – 20min from Bayeux with beautiful stones and beams – see pictures and availability
  • Hotel Domaine Utah Beach – 15min from the museum and the beach ofUtah Beach Beach – see pictures and availability
  • Hotel les Pins de César, 15min from Etretat – see pictures and availability
  • Hotel Les Manoirs des Portes de Deauville – in authentic Norman houses – see photos and availability
  • and many others…

Castle where to sleep in Normandy

Bellefontaine Castle in Bayeux
Bellefontaine Castle in Bayeux
  • Château du Boulay Morin, luxury in an exceptional setting with park and forest – see prices, photos and availability and book!
  • Château de Bellefontaine in Bayeux, with a beautiful park, not far from the center of Bayeux – See photos, prices and availability – and book!
  • Hotel Le Moulin des Connelles, not really a castle but an idyllic manor house above the Seine – see prices, photos and availability and book!
  • B&B Château de Bonnemare, a magnificent building south of Rouen – see prices, photos and availability and book!
  • …

Unusual accommodations in Normandy

And if you are looking for an original stay, here are some ideas:

  • The tree houses of the B&B L’Étape en Forêt – see photos and availability
  • Yurt, teepee and trailer at the B&B LE Refuge du Clos du Moulin – see photos and availability
  • The guest rooms at the foot of the lighthouse of Fatouville
  • The Lodges in Cerza Zoo – read more
  • The guest room in the Fort of Levi

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Location 1 – Bayeux, to visit the landing beaches

city of Bayeux

Why stay in Bayeux

Bayeux is one of our favorite places in Normandy.
This city has a lot to offer: it is a city with a charming historical center. Its center sometimes looks more like a village than a city.
It was fortunate to avoid most of the destruction during the Second World War. And since it’s not too big, you don’t have too much traffic to get out of town and explore the area.
Moreover, it is famous for its Unesco listed tapestry, probably from the 11th century. And it is very well located to explore the D-Day beaches, the Mont-Saint-Michel and the sandy beaches of Normandy.

Nearby attractions

  • Museum of tapestry in Bayeux
  • Cathedral
  • Landing Beaches: Omaha, Gold, Sword, Juno with museums and war batteries – read more
  • Sand beaches in Oustreham,
  • Caen Memorial Museum
  • Castles and abbeys
Domaine de Bayeux - exhibition
Domaine de Bayeux

Where to sleep in Bayeux

We recommend:

  • Hotel Domaine de Bayeux – an 18th century residence where modernity and tradition are combined in a sumptuous setting – see photos and availability
  • Hotel Château de Bellefontaine: sumptuous 15th century manor house turned castle in the late 18th century in the medieval Norman countryside of Bayeux – see photos and availability
  • Hotel Villa Lara & Villa Augustine – luxury in the center – see photos and availability
  • And read our detailed article on where to sleep in Bayeux.

See the top rated accommodations in Bayeux


Location 2 – On the Mont-Saint-Michel

Mont-Saint-Michel by night

Why stay at Mont-Saint-Michel

Mont-Saint-Michel is one of the most famous attractions in France. It is a Unesco heritage site. The abbey at the top is one of the most beautiful in Normandy.
It’s quite an impressive sight, when you arrive from the continent.
The small island is covered with fortifications and houses and there is a massive abbey on top. This is a must-see, and it’s even better at night!

ramparts of Mont-Saint-Michel

Nearby attractions

  • Mont-Saint-Michel with its abbey, its museums and its village – see what to do inMont-Saint-Michel
  • Walking on the ramparts
  • Alligator Bay
  • The Scriptorial of Avranches, a very interesting museum in Avranches
Saint-Pierre Inn
Saint-Pierre Inn

Where to sleep at Mont-Saint-Michel

If you can, we strongly recommend spending the night inside the village itself. It is an unforgettable experience. But beware, this involves a lot of stairs and rather small rooms in old houses.

But you can also sleep nearby with nice B&Bs.
We recommend:

  • Hotel Auberge Saint-Pierre in Intramuros for the authenticity of the building – see photos availability
  • Hotel La Croix Blanche, in intramuros, for the views on the bay – see photos availability
  • Mercure Hotel, in the Barracks, if you need more comfort while staying close – see pictures and availability
  • B&B Clos du Gilles, the charm at 5min from the Mont-Saint-Michel parking lots – see photos and availability
  • The Château de la Ballue, for a unique experience at 30min from the Mont-Saint-Michel – see photos and availability
  • And read our article on where to sleep at Mont-Saint-Michel

See the best rated accommodations around Mont-Saint-Michel


Location 3 – Honfleur, for the charm

Houses around the port of Honfleur

Why stay in Honfleur

Honfleur is one of the most emblematic places of Normandy. Its historical center is fascinating with its half-timbered houses, its high narrow buildings around the harbor, a unique church… The region has inspired and continues to inspire many artists!

Saint Catherine's Church in Honfleur

Nearby attractions

  • The old center of Honfleur and its wooden church
  • Eugène Boudin Museum
  • The Normandy Bridge
  • Deauville and its beach are not far
  • …
  • See what to do in Honfleur
Hotel Maison de Lucie - interior courtyard
Hotel Maison de Lucie

Where to sleep in Honfleur

There is a nice hotel offer in Honfleur. We recommend:

  • Hotel La Maison de Lucie – a little bit of quiet, yet close to the port, in an elegant 18th century mansion – see photos and availability
  • Hotel L’Absinthe – stay in a 16th century building in the heart of Honfleur – see photos and availability
  • Hôtel Ferme de Saint-Siméon – luxury, history, charm and view of the estuary! – see pictures and availability
  • or see our complete article on where to sleep in Honfleur

See the best rated accommodations in Honfleur


Location 4 – Cabourg, for the beaches

Seafront and beach of Cabourg

Why stay in Cabourg

The seaside town is one of the most emblematic of the Normandy coast.
You will discover there magnificent private mansions of the XIXth century.
The main building is the Grand Hotel, where Marcel Proust used to stay.
The city is very lively, with a long promenade.
It ends at the estuary with a tongue of land made of sand dunes.

beautiful houses in Cabourg

Nearby attractions

  • The 4 km long promenade along the waterfront
  • The main square with the “Belle Epoque” houses
  • The Casino and its garden
  • The estuary with the sand dune.
  • Discover the glamour of Deauville
  • Visit the charming Honfleur
Grand Hotel in Cabourg

Where to sleep in Cabourg

Consider:

  • Le Grand Hotel de Cabourg – 5 stars in front of the sea – see pictures and availability
  • Hotel & Spa Les Bains de Cabourg by Thalazur – if you are looking for a thalassotherapy atmosphere – see photos and availability
  • B&B La Villa L’Argentine – in a 19th century building in the center of town – see photos and availability

See the best rated accommodations in Cabourg


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Location 5 – Rouen, for history

Rouen, rue du Gros-Horloge

Why stay in Rouen

Rouen is a cultural and historical city. In terms of historical buildings, it is the most fascinating to visit.
It has a high concentration of listed buildings and just walking around is fascinating.
Moreover, its cathedral is one of the most impressive in Normandy and France and has played an important role in history.

Rouen Cathedral

Nearby attractions

  • Old town with half-timbered houses and Big Clock
  • Many museums in the city
  • Historial Museum of Joan of Arc
  • Very impressive cathedral
  • Several abbeys within 40 minutes including the Abbey of Jumièges
Hotel Best Western Rouen

Where to sleep in Rouen

Unfortunately, the range of charming hotels in Rouen is not up to the level of interest of the city. But we still have a few hotels to recommend:

  • Hotel de Bourgtheroulde, Autograph Collection – luxury in the center of old Rouen – see photos and availability
  • Radisson Blu Hotel – modern and practical – see photos and availability
  • Hotel LIttéraire Gustave Flaubert – for literature lovers – see photos and availability
  • Best Western Plus Hotel de Dieppe – modern and close to the train station – see pictures and availability

See the best rated accommodations in Rouen


Location 6 – In the Normandy countryside

Hotel La Ferme de la Rançonnière

Why stay in the Normandy countryside

Looking for calm, greenery and authenticity?
The Norman countryside is very beautiful with its small valleys, fields and forests.
You will find charming accommodations, old farmhouses, castles and beautiful houses.

Norman countryside

Nearby attractions

The corners of the countryside that we love the most:

  • The Perche region to be calm far from everything
  • The countryside around Deauville, to be close to everything
  • The countryside around the landing beaches between history, countryside and beaches.
Hotel La Ferme de la Rançonnière - room

Where to sleep

You can find a lot of nice options, like for example

  • Hotel Ferme de la Rançonnière – 20min from Bayeux with beautiful stones and beams – see pictures and availability
  • Hotel Manoir de Nathan – 20min from Bayeux – see pictures and availability
  • Hotel Domaine Utah Beach – 15min from the museum and the beach ofUtah Beach Beach – see pictures and availability
  • Hotel les Pins de César, 15min from Etretat – see pictures and availability
  • Hotel Les Manoirs des Portes de Deauville – in authentic Norman houses – see photos and availability
  • and many others…

Plan your trip to Normandy!

→ Inspiration destinations

Deciding where to go in Normandy – the best destinations
Our weekend ideas: best-of, romantic, unusual, seaside, luxury, family

→ Best-of

Best things to do in Normandy
Best cities in Normandy
Most beautiful beaches of Normandy
Most beautiful villages of Normandy
Best castles of Normandy
Best abbeys of Normandy
Read our complete guide to visit the Mont-Saint-Michel
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→ Practice

Where to stay in Normandy – best places and hotels
See our tips for renting a car at CDG airport, Orly airport, Beauvais airport, Caen, Rouen, Bayeux…


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Location 7 – Deauville, for the glamour

Why stay in Deauville

Deauville is a glamorous 19th century seaside resort. Its reputation is partly due to the American Film Festival of Deauville which takes place there every year.
It represents a certain lifestyle with high-end hotels, spas, a casino, golf, horse racing…
It is emblematic for its walk along the flat sandy beach.
Trouville is its twin city on the other side of the harbor. They look like one city.

Shopping in Deauville

Nearby attractions

  • Stroll through the city to enjoy the glamorous atmosphere and admire the buildings.
  • Have fun, reasonably, at the famous casino.
  • Take a walk on the beach and enjoy the change of scenery with the tides.
  • Shopping spree
  • Discover the surrounding beaches
  • Visit the charming Honfleur
Hotel Villa Augeval
Hotel Villa Augeval

Where to sleep in Deauville

A nice and varied offer is available in Deauville.
We recommend, among others:

  • Hotel La Villa Augeval – a charming building, view on the stables, and close to the city center – see photos and availability
  • Hotel Le Patio – good value for money, and a charming team – see photos and availability
  • Hôtel Barrière Le Normandy – The ultimate in luxury, between the beach and the city center – see photos and availability

See the best rated accommodations in Deauville


Location 8 – Saint-Valery-en-Caux to explore the Alabaster Coast

Cliffs of Saint-Valery-en-Caux
Cliffs of Saint-Valery-en-Caux

Why stay in Saint-Valery-en-Caux

A lesser known city on the Alabaster Coast, but one of my favorites.
It is located in the center of the coast, which allows you to visit the area easily.
It is organized around a long harbor with beautiful cliffs, and a long dike.
It has been occupied since Roman times, a port and a fishing village. However, the harbor has been reclaimed by the mud. In the 17th century, Louis XV dug it.

Palace of the Benedictine in Fécamp
Palace of the Benedictine in Fécamp

Nearby attractions

  • The relaxing city center around the water with the half-timbered house of Henri IV (16th century) and its museum.
  • The two dikes with a view of the large beach and the cliffs
  • The chapel with its blue stained glass windows
  • And the sites of the Alabaster Coast: Fécamp and the Benedictine, Étretat and its cliffs, the village of Veules-les-Roses, the castles…
  • See what to do on the Alabaster Coast
Port of Saint-Valery-en-Caux

Where to sleep in Saint-Valery-en-Caux

More rentals than hotels in this part of Normandy.
Consider:

  • Hotel du Casino, with view on the marina – see pictures and availability
  • Hotel Henri IV – see photos and availability

See the best rated accommodations in Saint-Valery


Location 9 – Caen, large central city

Caen Center

Why stay in Caen

Located in the heart of Normandy, the city of Caen is very convenient for exploring the region.
Caen has a rich history due to William the Conqueror.
The religious buildings that surround the city are the highlights.
A large part of the city was destroyed during the liberation in 1944.
But some older houses can be found by walking around the pretty downtown.

Abbey-aux-Hommes and garden in Caen
Abbaye-aux-Hommes

Nearby attractions

  • Abbaye-aux-Hommes
  • The ruins of the castle
  • World War II Memorial and Museum
  • The many museums
  • The old districts and the churches
  • Nearby the landing beaches
  • Near the city of Bayeux
  • Near Deauville, Cabourg, Honfleur…
Hôtel Best Western Le Moderne - Pink cushion room
Best Western Le Moderne Hotel

Where to sleep in Caen

The range of charming hotels in Caen is quite limited.
Consider:

  • Best Western Plus Le Moderne – modern and downtown – see photos and availability
  • Hotel La Fontaine Caen Centre – good value for money in the city center – see photos and availability
  • B&B Les chambres de l’Abbaye – for a charming stay – see photos and availability

See the best rated accommodations in Caen


Location 10 – Étretat, for the magnificent landscapes

Cliffs of Etretat

Why stay in Étretat

This is our favorite place in Normandy, one of the most beautiful landscapes in the region.
By its size, Étretat is just between a village and a city.
The Alabaster Coast is made of high white cliffs. At Étretat, the elements have sculpted them, creating several arches and a marine pile with needles.
The place has inspired many artists, including the author Maurice Leblanc with his character of Arsène Lupin.

Gardens of Etretat

Nearby attractions

  • Views from the cliffs on either side of the valley
  • The chapel and the garden of the North Cliffs
  • The gardens of Etretat, unusual and inspiring
  • The stories of Arsène Lupin
  • To learn more, see our article on Étretat.
Hotel Le Donjon in Etretat
Hotel Le Donjon in Etretat

Where to stay in Étretat

Near the city, with a view of the cliffs or in the countryside, you will find accommodation for all tastes.
We recommend, among others:

  • Hotel Le Donjon Domaine Saint Clair – for something unique, with an elegant and cocooning atmosphere – see photos and availability
  • Dormy House Hotel – iconic, with magnificent views and a panoramic restaurant – see photos and availability
  • B&B Les Tilleuls Etretat – Elegance near the beach – see photos and availability
  • or see all our tips on where to sleep in Étretat

See the best rated accommodations in Étretat


Need to rent a car in Normandy?

Our advice:

  • Compare prices on our preferred platform: DiscoverCars – one of the best rated sites.
  • Choose a compact car (some city streets are narrow).
  • Think of thefull insurance (some winding passages in the old villages and tight parking in the big cities).
  • There is a lot of demand, book it early.

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4 more places to sleep during a road trip in Normandy

If you are going on a road trip around Normandy, we recommend the above places but also some other potential stops:

Le Havre

Le Havre

This is our hometown, it is for those who are looking for something different. There are very few really old French buildings left, because the city was destroyed during the Second World War.
However, it is classified by Unesco, because of the way it was rebuilt by Auguste Perret.
A relaxing town with a beach, wide streets and modern art outside.
Learn more in our article on Le Havre.
Discover the best rated accommodations in Le Havre

Saint-Vaast-La-Hougue

Oyster parks and Tatihou Island
Oyster parks and Tatihou Island

Saint-Vaast is known as the destination of the island of Tatihou, but the town is also worth a visit.
It has its own fort on a peninsula that is the twin of the one on the island of Tatihou.
Moreover, the landscape of the port area changes completely between high and low tide because of the oyster farming. If you start with high tide, you will be surprised to discover it at low tide!
See the accommodations.

Suisse Normande

La Suisse Normande

Normandy is not very high in altitude overall.
However, there is a small area called Suisse Normande, where you almost feel like you are in the mountains.
This small area can be visited by car in one day. But if you like hiking or climbing, this could be an interesting destination for you.
Our favorite viewpoints are those of the Clécy viaduct and the Roche d’Oëtre.
See the best rated accommodations in the region

Alençon and around

Bellême
Bellême

Alençon is famous for its lacemaking traditions dating back to the 17th century century (listed as intangible cultural heritage by UNESCO).
The architecture of Alençon is due to women, the rich wives of the dukes who built castles and churches in the 15th century. century.
The city is central to discover the surrounding countryside with beautiful small towns and villages like Bellême or Saint-Cénéri-le-Gérei.
See the best rated accommodations.

Vernon

Vernon Mill, above the Seine

Founded in the 10th century, the city occupies a strategic position on the Seine.
The old center has preserved some half-timbered houses as well as some 18th century mansions.
But Vernon is most famous for the old mill that still stands above the river (a typical Normandy photo) and for being the gateway to Giverny and its gardens.
Discover the best rated accommodations in Vernon

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Frequently asked questions

Bayeux or Caen?

To visit the D-Day landing beaches, and Normandy in general, the 2 cities of Bayeux and Caen are very well located.
For tourism, we prefer Bayeux.
Bayeux is smaller with a very nice offer for tourists. It’s easy to get out and visit the area.
Caen is a big city with all the services that go with it and a less touristy atmosphere. But with more traffic jams to get out of the city.

Caen or Rouen?

These are the 2 most emblematic cities of Normandy.
Caen was completely destroyed by the war while Rouen is still full of preserved buildings.
For city tourism, we prefer Rouen.
Rouen is a beautiful city to explore with many museums. It is located near the Alabaster coast and many abbeys.
Caen is a very well located city to explore Normandy, with among others, the Côte Fleurie and the D-Day beaches.

Deauville or Cabourg?

Deauville and Cabourg are two beautiful seaside resorts in Normandy, with sandy beaches.
Our preference is for Cabourg, less shopping oriented and with a very beautiful dune.

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Le stockage ou l’accès technique qui est utilisé exclusivement à des fins statistiques. Le stockage ou l’accès technique qui est utilisé exclusivement dans des finalités statistiques anonymes. En l’absence d’une assignation à comparaître, d’une conformité volontaire de la part de votre fournisseur d’accès à internet ou d’enregistrements supplémentaires provenant d’une tierce partie, les informations stockées ou extraites à cette seule fin ne peuvent généralement pas être utilisées pour vous identifier.
Marketing
Le stockage ou l’accès technique est nécessaire pour créer des profils d’utilisateurs afin d’envoyer des publicités, ou pour suivre l’utilisateur sur un site web ou sur plusieurs sites web ayant des finalités marketing similaires.
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Le stockage ou l’accès technique est strictement nécessaire dans la finalité d’intérêt légitime de permettre l’utilisation d’un service spécifique explicitement demandé par l’abonné ou l’utilisateur, ou dans le seul but d’effectuer la transmission d’une communication sur un réseau de communications électroniques.
Préférences
Le stockage ou l’accès technique est nécessaire dans la finalité d’intérêt légitime de stocker des préférences qui ne sont pas demandées par l’abonné ou l’utilisateur.
Statistiques
Le stockage ou l’accès technique qui est utilisé exclusivement à des fins statistiques. Le stockage ou l’accès technique qui est utilisé exclusivement dans des finalités statistiques anonymes. En l’absence d’une assignation à comparaître, d’une conformité volontaire de la part de votre fournisseur d’accès à internet ou d’enregistrements supplémentaires provenant d’une tierce partie, les informations stockées ou extraites à cette seule fin ne peuvent généralement pas être utilisées pour vous identifier.
Marketing
Le stockage ou l’accès technique est nécessaire pour créer des profils d’utilisateurs afin d’envoyer des publicités, ou pour suivre l’utilisateur sur un site web ou sur plusieurs sites web ayant des finalités marketing similaires.
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