Saint-Delis Hôtel & Spa

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Classic car getaway

What better way to discover and enjoy Normandy's beautiful roads than driving a classic car? Experience unforgettable moments on a trip with friends, a romantic weekend, or a family vacation by hiring a set of legendary wheels. Treat yourself to a luxury motorized break behind the wheel of Marilyn Monroe's Ford Thunderbird, James Dean's Porsche 356, Brigitte Bardot's Austin-Healey or even Ralph Lauren's Morgan. Prepare for love at first sight with the powerful cylinders and beautiful curves of these iconic cars. On the road, you'll see Normandy's rich heritage and enjoy new experiences. A magic moment, suspended in time.

A unique tour of Honfleur

Your local guide is a writer, journalist, and member of one of Honfleur's oldest fishing families. He invites you to explore the town using a different, unique, and fascinating approach. With him, discover the Vieux Bassin (the old harbor) with its slate-covered houses and Sainte Catherine, France's largest wooden church, built by shipwrights. Along its medieval alleyways, you'll find traces of the Vikings, William the Conqueror, and Samuel de Champlain, the founder of Quebec. Of course, the impressionists Eugène Boudin and Claude Monet also feature. Not to mention Napoleon, who-as you will learn-wanted to demolish the church's famous bell tower.

The stunning art of Roubens at Saint-Delis Hôtel & Spa

Roubens was born in Brussels in 1990. A street artist, he began by painting on the walls of his art school before taking up graffiti as well as street art with a group of friends. His art is about abstraction, combining geometry and the organic in a wavy dynamic. Enchanting, falling and ascending, the shapes are in perpetual movement, all of it floating in a weightless universe. You can experience Rouben's art throughout your stay at the Hôtel Saint-Delis In keeping with the premises and its atmosphere, he has created exclusive frescos that fit in perfectly with the common areas and bedrooms. Immerse yourself in this universe, in which geometric patterns become rocks, rocks transform into smoke, and smoke metamorphoses into leaves. "Yes, reality can vary," Adrien Rouben states.