4-Star Hotels in Brittany, France

All Accor Group hotel chains are a little higher than Ibis, the room is very good and relatively spacious, the breakfast is rich, and the service is very thoughtful. Linhai coastline. The price is average. It is relatively far from the train station. There are still several restaurants around. Going to the old town is relatively close.

On that cold and dark winter evebing, we were gracefully helped by phone by the reception lady in order to reach the hotel located within the pedestrian corner of the city. A beautiful Maison de Maître serves as the Edgar hôtel. Check-in was swift and pleasant, and we had access to an elevator for our humougous suitcases. We entered a beautifully-decorated and warm bedroom, and were nicely advised by our receptionist on which restaurant would be open for dinner (winter Sunday night). Had a resting sleep and a tasty breakfast. Only good things to say, basically. I want to emphasize here that we had a wheel chair accessible bedroom on the 1st floor (the hotel has 3), which I found interesting. The bathroom was all planned for wheel chair access. In case anyone here needs this type of facility, you can book Edgar hotel!

On this 25th and 26th of December, the owner/manager of Le Temps de Vivre welcomed us with open arms and helping hands to carry our heavy luggage. He took the time to tell us about the city, and advise us on dinner venues (on this Holiday). He also booked our 2nd dinner venue and gave us all recommendations to visit. Professional yet warm welcoming. And perfect British English accent, for those of you not French natives! The hotel itself is a beautiful old granite mansion from downtown, stuck between the historical center and the sea. Our bedroom overlooks the high and low tides, rocked by the waves and wind sound. It is extremely clean and we have ample amount of towels and robes… Recommended hotel by Winter which would obviously be great in Summer.

The sleeping area was good, the mattress was comfortable, and I slept well. The staff were friendly and helpful, and they also provided a map and useful information about the Intra-Muros area. However, several other aspects need improvement. The bathroom showerhead had mold, so I did not want to use it, and although the rain shower was acceptable, the water pressure was low. On windy days in Saint-Malo, it was impossible to enjoy a comfortable hot shower. The breakfast was average, and the hygiene was only fair; I saw flies landing on the food and honey. A kettle was provided, but the one in my room was rusty, so I was not comfortable using it. Overall, I was disappointed. Considering it is a four-star hotel, I do not think it was worth the price.

I booked a room with a terrace, hoping for a beautiful sea view, but I was assigned to the ground floor, so I couldn't see much. I understand that room availability is limited. The facilities in the room are not very clean, and this four-star hotel seems to require a lot of self-discipline from guests; cleanliness is something that guests need to manage themselves. Since I usually do a preliminary clean when I check into a hotel, I found that the wet wipes I used to clean the freezer turned brownish in colour, making me completely hesitant to use the freezer. The living room is spacious, but the shower room is very narrow, although the kitchenette is well-equipped. Overall, it doesn't feel like a four-star hotel.

The hotel is about 8-10 minutes' walk from the train station and the historical center, making it very convenient for travel. The hotel is bright as soon as you enter it. The lounge is very impressive. Although the paintings on the wall are replicas, they are also famous paintings. The guest rooms are very spacious, with dining tables, desks, sofas, chairs and stools, which are very convenient to use. The bedding is acceptable; the dry and wet areas are separated, the bathroom is large, and the bathtub is equipped with small non-slip blocks, which is clean and hygienic. The gentleman at the front desk was very friendly, carefully introduced the hotel services, and also thoughtfully helped plan the itinerary to the French double town of Locronan. If there was no lady at the front desk asking for the free Italian coffee fee, the stay here would be perfect.

A little room for € 150 per night... I was expecting more spacious Breakfast is good but without + The aquatic space is a real asset but it's a pity that you can't stay there after lunch when you leave the room at lunch. Not sure to return to this hotel

Hôtel Lovely and clean but ridiculous prices to use facilities or eat within hotel. Location convenient. Parking was not available to us though was on offer through hotel (but inconveniently fully booked)- hotel could have offered reimbursement. Coffee pot in an inconvenient location of room and not cleaned. Temperature not adjustable from 18 downwards- only warmer. Disappointed spa and pool were not included in very high price of room.

This time we stayed in a four-person room. Although it has a double sofa bed, the room feels very spacious and open. The kitchenette is well-equipped, and there’s a round table where we can enjoy breakfast in the room. Overall, it feels clean and tidy, and the terrace is large enough to sit outside and enjoy the sea breeze. The front desk service is excellent, and the whole family, including the two kids, really enjoyed this hotel.

We were about half an hour's drive from Mount Saint Michel to the hotel. We encountered road construction and couldn't walk. The kind French locals drove their own cars to us as guides and sent us to the hotel. Thank you very much! The hotel environment is first-class, the service is superb, the room is good, but the grade is slightly worse for the golf course supporting hotel, but after all, in Europe, the facilities will be old, not as good as domestic.