L'hôtel de la Plage, later renamed Hôtel de la Place,
disappeared today
The examination of the cadastre in 1823 shows that the Hôtel de la Plage did not exist, nor did the current house of Mr. Le Bastard.
The only existing construction is the one that belonged 50 years later to the innkeeper Mr Houel.
The layout of the roads is different from the current one which dates only from 1872, see opposite.
(details) Plan established in 1872, for the new road to the sea: purchase of a Poitevin plot to build a deviation, resale of 2 abandoned, probably to the resident Mr. de Lépesse (owner of the castle and mayor).
The Hôtel de la Plage is still not built, nor that of the Tourists
We see that the current house Le Bastard is built and called "Maison Marie Michel".
(details) In 1873, transfer (against rights of passage of the commune on land of M Lépesse) of land, called wasteland of the castle, by Mr. de Lépesse to the municipality, which resells by auction to the innkeeper Mr. Houel.
(details) There are only 3 windows left on the 2nd floor in front. It's called Hôtel de la Plage. I don't know its date of construction, probably around 1910.
Before the war, thehotel first called Hôtel de la Plage, it now has 5 windows on the 2nd attic floor
It also bears the name of Louis Merlin, café-restaurant
(details)The beach hotel
View of the 2 hotels after the war, the advance of the Touristes hotel had to be destroyed on June 7, 44, it was temporarily restored, a kind of hangar.
(details) the 2 hotels, around 1960, after reconstruction of the advance of the Hôtel des Touristes
After the war, the Hôtel de la Plage disappeared giving way to the Hôtel de la Place, with the name of Duval, Restaurant and Café-Bar
1960
