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La Cognette
The origin of this old Inn goes back to 1836. Balzac in his novel “La Rabouilleuse” describes it at great lengh. The Inn was owned by the Cognet family, hence the name. Balzac frequented it from 1823 onward, always enjoying the perfect hospitality given there. Here […]
Villa Reine Hortense
An original Belle Epoque villa, this hotel got its name from Reine Hortense, known for her royal connections. The treasured objects once belonging to Hortense de Beauharnais give an especially personal quality to the surroundings. Guest rooms open out over the sea, for a true visual […]
Tirel Guérin
In the heart of the Cote d’Emeraude, close to Saint Malo, Cancale and its oyster beds, the Point de Grouin, Mont Saint Michel and Dinard, an unforgettable stay in the peace and quiet of the countryside with all the fun of the seaside. Tor the athletically […]
Lecoq-Gadby
Located in a residential neighbourhood in Rennes, this imposing bourgeois home has been an institution for nearly a century. The bedrooms are decorated with period furniture and oriental rugs. The inventive cooking is a savy mix of fish, seafood and regional produce from Brittany.
A La Duchesse Anne
Fermé merc., dim. soir (hors saison) et de fin. nov. à début fév. N
Le Beaufort
Overlooking the main beach and the Bay of Saint-Malo, the Beaufort was one of the first hotels built on the seaside promenade, La Digue. You will be just 3 min from the Walled City, Intra-Muros, or the Sea Spa, the Thermes Marins.The Beaufort combines modern comfort […]
Manoir de Kertalg
Between sky and sea, a legendary space in a peacefull haven of mossy stones, le Manoir de Kertalg is the perfect figure of yesterday dreams in the full comfort of today 9 romantic and very comfortable rooms.
Le Brittany
On the old port of Roscoff, this Breton seaside manor house offers the highest standard of comfort. Enjoy the heated and covered swimming pool, exceptional, award winning restaurant Le Yachtman. Nearby, take advantage of sea water spas and ferry services to Ireland and Great Britain, as […]