A Partouche casino on Avenue du Président Roosevelt in Agon-Coutainville.
Agon-Coutainville · France | Research snapshot: 26 October 2026
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Overview & address
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1 Avenue du Président Roosevelt, 50230 Agon-Coutainville, France
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Casino Partouche Agon Coutainville: the property and its location
Property and location research updated 26 October 2026.
Casino de Coutainville and its setting
Casino Partouche Agon-Coutainville operates at 1 Avenue du Président Roosevelt in the Manche department of Normandy. The official website identifies a casino, restaurant and bar rather than a self-contained hotel resort. It lists parking and access for disabled visitors, although those general descriptions do not establish the suitability of every route or facility for a particular mobility requirement. Ask the venue about the entrance and space you intend to use. The coastal setting is part of the appeal of the destination, but a casino visit and an excursion onto the shore involve different practical considerations. Neither the building's hours nor its facilities should be assumed to apply to nearby independent attractions. The official contact details provide a starting point for checking practical arrangements, rather than assuming an external directory is always current.
Source: Casino de Coutainville and its setting
Le Bistrot has its own service timetable
Le Bistrot is the casino's named restaurant. The operator describes a combination of traditional dishes and contemporary touches, with seasonal changes. That is the venue's description of its cooking, not a first-hand assessment of quality. The published timetable is more useful for planning: Wednesday and Thursday are marked closed, while Saturday lists an evening service rather than lunch. Other listed days have separate lunch and dinner periods. Check the current timetable when reserving, particularly around holidays or special events. A casino that opens during the day does not necessarily have a restaurant serving throughout those hours. Dietary requirements and the current menu should be discussed directly with the restaurant.
Source: Le Bistrot has its own service timetable
A resort with several distinct neighbourhoods
Coutances Tourisme distinguishes the old village of Agon from the coastal districts of Coutainville and Le Passous. The first is associated with narrow streets, stone walls and older houses; the latter districts concentrate shops and beaches. This distinction helps explain why one place name can describe quite different surroundings. The tourism office also identifies sailing, kayaking, tennis and other outdoor activities, but availability depends on the relevant provider and season. A shoreline walk can be combined with the casino without treating every leisure facility as part of Partouche. Allow time to explore beyond a single address: the older settlement, resort frontage and natural headland reveal different aspects of the commune.
Source: A resort with several distinct neighbourhoods
The seafront records the bathing era
The municipality links the resort's development to the fashion for sea bathing in the late nineteenth century. Its heritage guide describes a three-kilometre promenade lined by villas, some dating from the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. Looking at differences between façades offers a way to understand the resort as an evolving residential landscape rather than one uniform architectural project. The same guide distinguishes the central Coutainville beach, Le Passous, the sailing-school beach and the more natural shore at the Pointe d'Agon. These are not interchangeable environments. A paved promenade and an exposed sandy headland require different footwear and expectations, especially outside the main summer season.
Source: The seafront records the bathing era
The older village and a changing name
The municipal history traces Agon as an older village and Coutainville as a coastal settlement that grew with seaside tourism. It records a former railway connection on the Coutances–Lessay line, two wartime hospitals during the First World War, and Coutainville's temporary role as the departmental prefecture in 1944. These episodes broaden the story beyond holiday architecture. The commune adopted the name Agon-Coutainville in 1965, according to the same account. These are historical facts, not descriptions of institutions operating today. Old photographs, maps and place names may therefore use Agon or Coutainville separately, and an archival reference should not automatically be read as the present casino's address or building.
Source: The older village and a changing name
Pointe d’Agon is a protected coastal landscape
Normandie Tourisme identifies the Pointe d'Agon as the southern coastal projection separating the Havre de Regnéville from the sea. Its protected landscape includes salt meadows and sandy expanses, with the lighthouse and a memorial to Norman-language scholar Fernand Lechanteur among its landmarks. The regional tourism authority dates the site's classification to 1989. This is a useful correction to inconsistent dates appearing elsewhere online. The point is best understood as a living estuarine landscape, not a manicured extension of the resort. Keep to appropriate paths, respect wildlife and avoid assuming that exposed ground remains accessible as the tide changes. Weather and daylight matter as much as distance when planning a visit.
Source: Pointe d’Agon is a protected coastal landscape
A walking circuit connects landscape and local architecture
Coutances Tourisme's circuit sheet describes a twelve-kilometre walk, estimated at three hours, beginning near the nautical centre and following yellow markers. It draws attention to the lighthouse, built in 1856 to assist maritime traffic towards Regnéville, and the Lechanteur memorial inaugurated in 1976. Along Rue d'Agon, the guide identifies older stone houses with symmetrical façades and dormer windows. It also warns of limited visibility for pedestrians on parts of the D72. Treat the stated duration as an itinerary estimate, not a guarantee for every walker. Consult an up-to-date route map and local conditions rather than relying on an old leaflet alone, particularly after coastal storms.
Source: A walking circuit connects landscape and local architecture
Understanding the working foreshore
The tourism office presents La Balade d'Anton as a guided excursion across the foreshore in a motorised carriage, introducing oyster beds, mussel cultivation and maritime work. Its accompanying film and transcript describe a guided outing with commentary and tasting, rather than an unrestricted route visitors should follow independently. This offers context for a coast shaped by both tourism and shellfish production. Departures and conditions need confirmation with the organiser; an illustrative account of one outing does not establish a daily timetable or guarantee particular wildlife sightings. Suitable footwear is specifically recommended. The attraction is independent of the casino, and any excursion should be arranged separately from a restaurant visit.
Source: Understanding the working foreshore
Sporting heritage remains visible
Golf de Coutainville describes an eighteen-hole course combining links-style ground with the surrounding bocage landscape. Its official address is 6 Avenue du Golf, and it dates the club's history to 1925. The course is a separate sporting venue, not an included casino amenity. Current notices demonstrate why conditions matter: a notice dated 21 October announced closure of the course and practice area for 23 October because of forecast weather. That dated closure should not be extended indefinitely or mistaken for confirmation of later reopening. Consult the club's latest information for access, lessons and playing arrangements. Together with the shoreline and older village, this sporting landscape adds another dimension to the destination.
Source: Sporting heritage remains visible
Official video: Discover the working foreshore
Normandie Tourisme’s 2021 film introduces a guided foreshore excursion with commentary about oysters and mussels. It provides local landscape and maritime-work context, not footage of the casino or a guarantee of current excursion arrangements.
Video: [ Expérience ] Balade gustative autour de l'huître et des moules à Agon-Coutainville · Normandie Tourisme. Published 27 October 2021.
Property news
Outdoor exhibition examines the resort’s sporting history — 2026-07-04 to 2027-05-31
The municipality lists Le sport entre en scène from 4 July 2026 to 31 May 2027, using outdoor photographs to explore local sporting life between 1890 and 1940. This is a town exhibition, not a casino event.
Municipality of Agon-Coutainville
Customer reviews
Tripadvisor — Louis V — 2022-08-24
Louis V described a courteous team and a pleasant atmosphere.
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Historical individual opinion, not independently verified or evidence of current service; no rating reproduced.
Tripadvisor — Paul H — 2023-10-08
Paul H felt the management welcome was lacking, while acknowledging friendly employees.
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Historical individual opinion, not independently verified or evidence of current service; no rating reproduced.
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