L’Ermitage Mont Saint-Michel 5-star hotel: where to stay near the filming of Ad Vitam Eternam, the Netflix sequel with Guillaume Canet

On 23 and 24 September 2026, Netflix filmed scenes for Ad Vitam Eternam, the sequel to Ad Vitam starring Guillaume Canet, at Mont-Saint-Michel and across its bay. To stay as close as possible to the Mount with true luxury, our recommended address is L’Ermitage Mont Saint-Michel, a 5-star hotel featuring just seven rooms and suites housed within a 19th-century stone villa in Beauvoir, complete with a Michelin-recommended restaurant.

Ad Vitam Eternam filmed in the bay

Netflix confirmed the sequel to Ad Vitam in mid-August 2026, under the working title Ad Vitam Eternam. Guillaume Canet reprises his role as Franck Lazareff, a former GIGN operative, which he co-wrote with Maxime Chattam and co-produced; direction is entrusted to Ludovic Colbeau-Justin. Filming, launched for several months across the Île-de-France, Normandy, Savoie and Provence regions, passed through Mont-Saint-Michel and its bay on 23 and 24 September, with around ten extras recruited from the Manche department.

No release date has been announced. The first film, released on 10 January 2025, accumulated approximately 54 million views in its first month, according to figures shared upon its release.

L’Ermitage, seven rooms near the Mount

In Beauvoir, on the road to the Mount, L’Ermitage occupies a 19th-century stone villa surrounded by greenery. With seven rooms and suites, the property presents itself as the smallest five-star hotel in France. Guests can stay in a Deluxe Room of around 35 m² or in one of the six suites, which accommodate up to four guests and feature a private balcony or terrace depending on the category, up to the Prestige Duplex Suite.

Breakfast can be enjoyed in your suite, on the terrace, or in the Roseraie, the glass-roofed lounge bar. The property offers a concierge service, private transfers and even a helipad for arriving by helicopter, and remains open all year round, less than three kilometres from Pontorson.

La Table de l’Ermitage in the Michelin Guide

The gourmet restaurant, La Table de l’Ermitage, is led by chef Florian Perrin and features in the 2026 Michelin Guide. It serves dinner every evening from 7 pm and lunch on Sundays, set within an intimate dining room adorned with red armchairs. In October 2026, the property is running its “At-cost Lobster” promotion for the sixth consecutive year, focusing on Breton blue lobster.

Getting to Mont-Saint-Michel

The hotel is located less than three kilometres from Pontorson and five kilometres from its railway station, 45 kilometres from Dinard airport and 75 kilometres from Rennes. To extend your stay, discover the finest hotels in Normandy, those in Brittany, and our other filming locations, such as Le Negresco for Summer 36.