10 Best Nightlife in Deauville

If you are up for a game night, try your luck at the Casino Barrière Deauville. An imposing structure at the city centre by day, the casino comes alive at night. It offers the biggest selection of games on the coast of Normandy, from slot machines to game tables to French roulettes. Moreover, its interior of glass chandeliers, tall columns, marble floors and ornate statues add to the luxurious experience.

The casino is also home to a generous selection of entertainment. You can watch a musical at the casino’s Renaissance-style theatre or a contemporary film in its screening hall. The casino also houses nightclubs, which showcase live music, dance showdowns and visual performances. For the epicure, the Barrière’s bars and restaurants serve up homemade specialities.

Le Bar du Normandy at Hotel Barrière Le Normandy Deauville evokes British sensibilities. The bar serves tea and coffee, along with an extensive range of whiskeys and cocktails. Each beverage contains a story and suits the idyllic view of the sea.

Le Bar’s walls are decorated with portraits of Hollywood legends and some of the hotel’s famous guests, including Churchill and Chanel.  Enjoy live piano music in the background – and, if you’re lucky, you might even be treated to performances by guest singers. 

Le Chic à Deauville is notable for its exclusivity, with a guest list that mostly consists of off-duty jockeys and French actors. With nightly themes, hands-on DJs and reasonable prices, this is not a place to pass up.

While a high-end establishment, Le Chic still upholds an inviting atmosphere. Its intimate setting pairs well with personal and mainstream events, such as bachelor parties and nights out with co-workers. Just don’t make the mistake of coming in casual attire – this upscale bar has a dress code fit for a soirée. Le Chic à Deauville is around 200 metres from Deauville’s main centre of Place de Morny. 

Le Seven Deauville is notable for its accessibility and psychedelic interior. While the nightclub is popular among young people, older clientele would hardly feel lost in the mix as it also showcases late-night disco and retro-meets-contemporary music.

Bottles do not come cheap, but Le Seven’s festive atmosphere will make up for that. Despite its size, the nightclub can hold a large capacity. Groups can also book the VIP square for private parties, while smokers have their own designated areas.

Le Point Bar is a club, dance floor and cocktail bar all rolled into one. Just a couple of steps away from Le Place Morny and the train station, the bar is also walking distance from the town’s main restaurants, large hotels and Casino Barrière. Every night has a different theme, so come prepared with fancy costumes. Special packages are available for groups, including reduced bottle prices.

Enjoy a round of cocktails while dancing to a largely techno and rap playlist. You can even challenge your friends to a game of pool or foosball. Le Point specialises in 1-night parties, which are often filled with surprises. The club is also available for private rentals and themed parties with catering options and tailored programs.