During the 1870s a casino and baths called the Kursaal was built in Beuzeval-lès-Bains.Marcel Miocque et Huguette Vernochet (2006). Houlgate regards sur le passé. p70Marcel Miocque (2001). Houlgate entre mer et campagne. p72 It was built of wood on stilts and was situated between the William the Conqueror column and the PN83 level crossing. This complex of buildings, all in wooden planks, was built to carry two functions, a casino and baths as well as an entertainment centre for tourists. It was named the Kursaal, a word of Germanic origin, often translated in French and English as casino. Unlike Houlgate casino, there were gambling tables. It contained warm baths and a guarded beach but never succeeded in becoming a bona-fide casino. The Kursall was demolished by the Germans in 1941.
