Inter Hôtel Terminus, Le Havre

* Breakfast is served from 6.30 a.m. and 10.30 a.m. in the breakfastroom or directly in the rooms. Eat-as-much-as-you-like cold buffet, Normand products.* Guaranteed quiet Brasserie-style light meals from Monday to Thursday, served in the dining-room or in the privacy of your room.* A meeting room which can host up 18 people is equipped with a screen and an overhead projector is available for professional and private gatherings.

Inter-hotel Terminus welcomes you. In quiet and friendly districts, their personalized service will make your stay a very special one. A bar is also at your disposal. After a long and tiring day, you can enjoy a hot drink or an aperitif in the pool bar. The hotel has 43 rooms with shower or bath and wc, television, mini-bar. The hotel is fitted with modern conveniences in a French traditional style.

* Most of the 43 sound proof rooms (on 4 floors with elevator) overlook the town. All rooms are equipped with a private bathroom with bath or shower and a hair dryer, color satellite TV, direct dial telephone, data port.

Le Havre has something for everyone, for every age or season...

Inter-hotel Terminus located in town center, opposite of the railway station and bus station. The presence of the sea is automatically a major asset as it allows for all kinds of sailing activities, from cruising to Optimist competitions, as well as all gliding sports including windasiling (Saint-Adresse is France's number three sport), seed-sail and surfing. The city is proud of its SRH - Société des Régates du Havre (Le Havre's regatta society, which was the first one of its kind to be created in Europe.Le Havre-de-Grâce was created by Francis I in 1517, on the right bank of the Seine estuary, to solve the silting up of Honfleur harbour and to compensate for the partial destruction of the port of Harfleur. Having started out as a military, fishing and trade port, Le Havre was converted into a war port by Richelieu and Vauban in the 17th century. Several fine examples of Le Havre architecture are standing today. With its old stones, museums, music, theatre, dancing and reading, Le Havre has something for everyone, for every age or season.