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Rooms & Views
Offering a sea and beach view, this room has a TV, telephone and a private bathroom. Free WiFi access is also provided i…
This room is decorated in a nautical style and offers panoramic views of the sea and the beach.
This triple room features a tea and coffee maker and a flat-screen TV. The unit has 2 beds.
This room is decorated in a nautical style and includes a TV.
This room is decorated in a nautical theme and includes a TV.
This suite offers a tea and coffee maker, a flat-screen TV and garden views.
This room is decorated in a nautical style and offers free WiFi access and a flat-screen TV. Some rooms have 2 windows…
Providing free toiletries, this single room includes a private bathroom with a bath or a shower and a hairdryer. The sin…
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Restaurants nearby
- GlazBib On the village square, Glaz – a Breton word evoking the sea's shifting hues of green, blue, and grey – strikes a balance between old and new: wrought iron, earthenware and rugs sit alongside wood panelling, copper and plants. Tanios Nakhlé Cerruti presides in the kitchen; Émeline Macé oversees the dining room and wine cellar. Born in Saint-Malo to an Italian mother and Lebanese father, the chef draws on his heritage and his travels to craft precise fusion bistronomy dishes with their roots in French culinary tradition. The menu showcases local ingredients, many organic, skilfully elevated with5.5km
- Orizhon In their restaurant opposite the port of Audierne, this pair certainly broadens our culinary horizons. The chef is from Brazil and the floor manager hails from Finistère – the result is delicious, aromatic cuisine that will bring a smile to your lips. The chef naturally draws on the local pantry – most notably fish and seafood, to which she cleverly adds modern and exotic touches. The predominantly maritime score features a lineup illustrated by confit of seabass with grilled beetroot and a pomegranate dressing or seared scallops served with pearl barley, mango and a curry sauce. Pleasant colo1.2km
- Ty Mad On the heights of Tréboul in a quiet residential district, sample fresh dishes in which market availability and organic produce are much more than a fashionable concept. Dig into a buckwheat pie of aubergines and sheep’s cheese or black Guengat pork rich in local aromas, before making your way down the coastal path to the beach below for a nap! Vegan menu.17.8km
- L'Insolite Run by chef Gaël Ruscart, this fine establishment in the heart of the city revolves around inventive and masterful cooking. Fish and seafood ingredients are elevated in refined dishes: langoustines, flaked spider crab, smoked haddock and lime cream; scallops, parsnip mousseline with candied lemon, langoustine cream. Harmonious flavours meet technical prowess in this welcoming and elegant setting.18.6km
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