Hotels With Wi-Fi in Brittany, France

The hotel has two buildings that are about one block away from each other. The satellite (maybe newer?) building has no front desk staff. So when you need anything, including check in/out and store luggage, you'd have to walk (i.e. dragging your bags) for a block. While both buildings are about a block from the train station, you do need to walk more than two blocks if you are in the other building. Still, not too bad. The staff is professional and nice. The rooms are small but typical by European standards. Doesn't bother me much a a solo traveler without too much luggage. But the bathroom is so small that I can't sit straight on the toilet because it's too close to the wall. The buildings are old, but the interior seems to just gone through a complete renovation. Very modern and new, which is nice. Someone mentioned curtains. It actually has motorized shutters that completely shut off light. So dark that I almost overslept through my appointment. The trick is that it's controlled by a switch not very obvious. I needed a cleaning staff's help to find it. Breakfast costs 11 euros. Don't know what's like. Probably better off just go with the bakery next to the main building. The deal breaker is its terrible WiFi service. They use a browser log in service that can't seems to maintain connection. At times, I had to log back on every other minute! To be honest, I would consider they don't have a working WiFi service in that condition. I saw someone complained about it before. If they don't bother fix it, I will not stay there, period.

Located very close to the station and thus the metro, the hotel is ideally located. To have sleeped in some clocks have more on the standing of a Ibis style than a ”classical” clock so a good surprise. Nothing to say about the room and the litter that was very good. No noise or harm to signal. So it is a Without guilt for a reasonable price.

I don't look for luxury when I go to this kind of hotel where prices are very affordable but to have made some of these first class Rennes chantage is a disaster That's a gentle but just person who welcomes us the strict minimum the guy who makes his job smile would be too demanding ... But well let's go we're here to sleep finally to try to sleep .... Because night a night night noise night people stayed in common places and the telephones that sound and we talk as if we are not alone the true bordel ... The room, good bed in itself it has been, but very small even not a table and chairs nothing the bathroom then between the toilet paper distributor that is shot the ground must be peetered back to take pq and ba shower not great I saw a answer earlier or Mr said the shower pipe linked to the lavabo was common in ba hotell may be but it remains very cons because we don't You can't necessarily close the shower garden and so we put water everywhere and to run the whole after my husband and well I had the right to 2 min of hot water ! The next morning breakfast openly buffet at 5.50 e Yes ba to review things to eat bread with milk, bread and bricks there is nothing more no cookies no pasta to bake no honey shortly all for not too much to take the head in this hotel I really don't recommend it

I have used this hotel for years. The reason? Because you cannot beat the value for money with the cleanliness, the facilities, the bed comfort and the staff attitude (who are there all night by the way, washing and ironing their own linen!) ..giving you a sense of security . Always helpful and friendly ..and they never fail in this. On the last occasion a special hello and thank you to Ivor who couldn’t have been kinder.

The rooms are correct and comfortable and the whole clean but aging. But in this period , enter a cold room equipped with a ”small” radiator , making the time it takes to reach a ”normal” ambient temperature almost obliges you to keep her blouse (humour , not really ...) or the title of my opinion , because for the whole you deserve a 4....

For a wedding in the region we had booked 1 night by Trip Advisor at Hotel des Landes le Rheu. He didn't want to hear anything but we couldn't sleep and that's why we paid the 54.07€ cash!!! This situation is unacceptable and I ask you to review the operation of this hotel and make the reimbursement of my reservation

The young lady on the reception was lovely and helpful. The location is great within a lovely area.

The interior of the room is simple, but spacious and comfortable. I think this is a good value hotel because the cost of accommodation is reasonable and the location is good. Thanks to the kitchen, it is very convenient for children with small children. We have all the cooking utensils and tableware, but please note that there is no salt and pepper oil as you wish (not related to the hotel’s assessment), but if you save a small bag of salt and pepper for your inflight meal, you can cook it yourself. it works).

I was on a roadtrip with my friend through Normandy, and our final hotel destination was going to be Kyriad Prestige in Saint Malo. We booked via booking.com and arrived early evening. Upon check-in met by kind staff - who mentioned we needed to pay upon check-in for the full stay. We were surprised, as this was not mentioned anywhere in our booking confirmation and we mentioned we would prefer to pay upon check-out. Then the mood of the staff changed and we were told that we had no other option than to pay. We were taken aback by this attitude, but opted to pay. We were tired after a long day behind the wheel. Our double room did have twin beds - but faced a loud street - so we were given a different room upon request. Here the staff was helpful. The new room faced the pool - also meaning it had a terrace straight below the only window with ongoing noise from guests. Most annoying was the air conditioning system which presented itself with a not so nice high pitch all day and night. It was warm those days and we closed the window and relied on the aircon - except - this needed activation by reception staff and could only be set at 22 degrees (not much help if you need cool air). For various reasons, we did not feel comfortable at the Kyriad Prestige and as we had a flexible booking, we opted to check out early and find another hotel. Now the fun began. We checked with staff in the evening to confirm that it was ok to check out the next day without suffering any additional costs. This was confirmed - we just needed to make sure to check out before noon. Next morning we checked out - and had stayed there 1 night (out of a total of 5). We asked to get the other 4 nights refunded, as we had pre-paid. This was a HUGE fuss - and caused a lot of heated debate - as the staff told us this was only possible if we gave them a notice from our banks, stating our account numbers, swift codes etc. This is by the way against the Kyriads own terms and conditions and not in accordance with the EU GDPR rules of data protection. Staff kept ademant that a refund could not be made via our credit cards and that only the supervisor could decide on refunds. Now this was a Sunday, and the supervisor was going to be in on Monday - so we said we would return Monday to speak with her. Until then, we asked for and received confirmation, that the Kyriad would not charge us for more than the 1 night we stayed there. On the Monday morning, checking our credit card accounts, it became obvious that the Kyriad did in fact charge us for the whole 5 nights. We made our way to Kyriad to talk to the supervisor and where fully ”armed” with terms and conditions, regulations and documentation evidence. When we met the supervisor, she greeted us friendly and professionally. She mentioned that she new our case and that we needed a refund for 4 nights. Not a problem and the refund could be made directly to our credit card. The supervisor explained that sometimes the staff woul

Great hotel within the walls. The rooms are compact but have everything you need for a short stay. Very clean. It can be a little noisy at night, given its central location. I'd avoid the 1s and 2nd floor rooms if noise is a problem, although the double glazed windows and heavy blackout curtains work a treat at moffling the sound.

The hotel has two buildings that are about one block away from each other. The satellite (maybe newer?) building has no front desk staff. So when you need anything, including check in/out and store luggage, you'd have to walk (i.e. dragging your bags) for a block. While both buildings are about a block from the train station, you do need to walk more than two blocks if you are in the other building. Still, not too bad. The staff is professional and nice. The rooms are small but typical by European standards. Doesn't bother me much a a solo traveler without too much luggage. But the bathroom is so small that I can't sit straight on the toilet because it's too close to the wall. The buildings are old, but the interior seems to just gone through a complete renovation. Very modern and new, which is nice. Someone mentioned curtains. It actually has motorized shutters that completely shut off light. So dark that I almost overslept through my appointment. The trick is that it's controlled by a switch not very obvious. I needed a cleaning staff's help to find it. Breakfast costs 11 euros. Don't know what's like. Probably better off just go with the bakery next to the main building. The deal breaker is its terrible WiFi service. They use a browser log in service that can't seems to maintain connection. At times, I had to log back on every other minute! To be honest, I would consider they don't have a working WiFi service in that condition. I saw someone complained about it before. If they don't bother fix it, I will not stay there, period.

Located very close to the station and thus the metro, the hotel is ideally located. To have sleeped in some clocks have more on the standing of a Ibis style than a ”classical” clock so a good surprise. Nothing to say about the room and the litter that was very good. No noise or harm to signal. So it is a Without guilt for a reasonable price.

I don't look for luxury when I go to this kind of hotel where prices are very affordable but to have made some of these first class Rennes chantage is a disaster That's a gentle but just person who welcomes us the strict minimum the guy who makes his job smile would be too demanding ... But well let's go we're here to sleep finally to try to sleep .... Because night a night night noise night people stayed in common places and the telephones that sound and we talk as if we are not alone the true bordel ... The room, good bed in itself it has been, but very small even not a table and chairs nothing the bathroom then between the toilet paper distributor that is shot the ground must be peetered back to take pq and ba shower not great I saw a answer earlier or Mr said the shower pipe linked to the lavabo was common in ba hotell may be but it remains very cons because we don't You can't necessarily close the shower garden and so we put water everywhere and to run the whole after my husband and well I had the right to 2 min of hot water ! The next morning breakfast openly buffet at 5.50 e Yes ba to review things to eat bread with milk, bread and bricks there is nothing more no cookies no pasta to bake no honey shortly all for not too much to take the head in this hotel I really don't recommend it

I have used this hotel for years. The reason? Because you cannot beat the value for money with the cleanliness, the facilities, the bed comfort and the staff attitude (who are there all night by the way, washing and ironing their own linen!) ..giving you a sense of security . Always helpful and friendly ..and they never fail in this. On the last occasion a special hello and thank you to Ivor who couldn’t have been kinder.

For a wedding in the region we had booked 1 night by Trip Advisor at Hotel des Landes le Rheu. He didn't want to hear anything but we couldn't sleep and that's why we paid the 54.07€ cash!!! This situation is unacceptable and I ask you to review the operation of this hotel and make the reimbursement of my reservation

The young lady on the reception was lovely and helpful. The location is great within a lovely area.

The interior of the room is simple, but spacious and comfortable. I think this is a good value hotel because the cost of accommodation is reasonable and the location is good. Thanks to the kitchen, it is very convenient for children with small children. We have all the cooking utensils and tableware, but please note that there is no salt and pepper oil as you wish (not related to the hotel’s assessment), but if you save a small bag of salt and pepper for your inflight meal, you can cook it yourself. it works).

I was on a roadtrip with my friend through Normandy, and our final hotel destination was going to be Kyriad Prestige in Saint Malo. We booked via booking.com and arrived early evening. Upon check-in met by kind staff - who mentioned we needed to pay upon check-in for the full stay. We were surprised, as this was not mentioned anywhere in our booking confirmation and we mentioned we would prefer to pay upon check-out. Then the mood of the staff changed and we were told that we had no other option than to pay. We were taken aback by this attitude, but opted to pay. We were tired after a long day behind the wheel. Our double room did have twin beds - but faced a loud street - so we were given a different room upon request. Here the staff was helpful. The new room faced the pool - also meaning it had a terrace straight below the only window with ongoing noise from guests. Most annoying was the air conditioning system which presented itself with a not so nice high pitch all day and night. It was warm those days and we closed the window and relied on the aircon - except - this needed activation by reception staff and could only be set at 22 degrees (not much help if you need cool air). For various reasons, we did not feel comfortable at the Kyriad Prestige and as we had a flexible booking, we opted to check out early and find another hotel. Now the fun began. We checked with staff in the evening to confirm that it was ok to check out the next day without suffering any additional costs. This was confirmed - we just needed to make sure to check out before noon. Next morning we checked out - and had stayed there 1 night (out of a total of 5). We asked to get the other 4 nights refunded, as we had pre-paid. This was a HUGE fuss - and caused a lot of heated debate - as the staff told us this was only possible if we gave them a notice from our banks, stating our account numbers, swift codes etc. This is by the way against the Kyriads own terms and conditions and not in accordance with the EU GDPR rules of data protection. Staff kept ademant that a refund could not be made via our credit cards and that only the supervisor could decide on refunds. Now this was a Sunday, and the supervisor was going to be in on Monday - so we said we would return Monday to speak with her. Until then, we asked for and received confirmation, that the Kyriad would not charge us for more than the 1 night we stayed there. On the Monday morning, checking our credit card accounts, it became obvious that the Kyriad did in fact charge us for the whole 5 nights. We made our way to Kyriad to talk to the supervisor and where fully ”armed” with terms and conditions, regulations and documentation evidence. When we met the supervisor, she greeted us friendly and professionally. She mentioned that she new our case and that we needed a refund for 4 nights. Not a problem and the refund could be made directly to our credit card. The supervisor explained that sometimes the staff woul

Great hotel within the walls. The rooms are compact but have everything you need for a short stay. Very clean. It can be a little noisy at night, given its central location. I'd avoid the 1s and 2nd floor rooms if noise is a problem, although the double glazed windows and heavy blackout curtains work a treat at moffling the sound.

The hotel has two buildings that are about one block away from each other. The satellite (maybe newer?) building has no front desk staff. So when you need anything, including check in/out and store luggage, you'd have to walk (i.e. dragging your bags) for a block. While both buildings are about a block from the train station, you do need to walk more than two blocks if you are in the other building. Still, not too bad. The staff is professional and nice. The rooms are small but typical by European standards. Doesn't bother me much a a solo traveler without too much luggage. But the bathroom is so small that I can't sit straight on the toilet because it's too close to the wall. The buildings are old, but the interior seems to just gone through a complete renovation. Very modern and new, which is nice. Someone mentioned curtains. It actually has motorized shutters that completely shut off light. So dark that I almost overslept through my appointment. The trick is that it's controlled by a switch not very obvious. I needed a cleaning staff's help to find it. Breakfast costs 11 euros. Don't know what's like. Probably better off just go with the bakery next to the main building. The deal breaker is its terrible WiFi service. They use a browser log in service that can't seems to maintain connection. At times, I had to log back on every other minute! To be honest, I would consider they don't have a working WiFi service in that condition. I saw someone complained about it before. If they don't bother fix it, I will not stay there, period.

Located very close to the station and thus the metro, the hotel is ideally located. To have sleeped in some clocks have more on the standing of a Ibis style than a ”classical” clock so a good surprise. Nothing to say about the room and the litter that was very good. No noise or harm to signal. So it is a Without guilt for a reasonable price.

The interior of the room is simple, but spacious and comfortable. I think this is a good value hotel because the cost of accommodation is reasonable and the location is good. Thanks to the kitchen, it is very convenient for children with small children. We have all the cooking utensils and tableware, but please note that there is no salt and pepper oil as you wish (not related to the hotel’s assessment), but if you save a small bag of salt and pepper for your inflight meal, you can cook it yourself. it works).

Spent 2 nights there in a standard double room. It was larger than expected, clean and modern. The bed was wide and comfortable. Good selection of pillows too. Toilets were separate from the bathroom, which was a bonus. TV a bit small and far from the bed so not easy to watch. On the top floor overlooking a main street but it was quiet. Breakfast was tasty and varied. Coffee a bit weak. Check-in and out easy and fast. We wanted wine on Sunday evening but the bar was closed and one of the guys at reception offered to pour us glasses, which was nice. 2mn walk from Rennes train station / metro and bus. A fair few restaurants around and shopping centres nearby. Historic centre is only about 10mn walk. Didn't use the spa or pool so can't comment but they both looked attractive and welcoming. Few minus points: no milk in the room, only a few sachets of instant coffee. Air con a bit troublesome so hot in room but could open the two large windows so no biggie.

We stayed here for three nights after arriving in Paris, travelling directly from Charles de Gaulle airport by train (TGV). Getting to the hotel was straightforward. From the train station, cross Place de la Gare and then walk straight along Avenue Jean Janvier. The hotel is easily spotted once the junction with Rue Jean Marie Duhamel is reached (avoid Google maps and Apple maps; they gave less direct routes and different to each other). The hotel room was on the small side (for which we were prepared) but it was not an issue; the room was clean and the bed comfortable. Breakfast was also good. There is a nice courtyard which guests may use as well. The staff were helpful and friendly, with particular thanks to one receptionist who was on duty for most of our stay. The location of the hotel was convenient for both the station and the city centre. We had a couple of good meals at L’Épe de Blé, across from Place de la Gare. If we to visit Rennes again, we would certainly use this hotel.

We stayed at the hotel for one night, bypassing to Rennes. Our room was more than correct, well decorated and still giving on a neighboring building (without a screen), so little light in the room. The hotel is ideal for a walk in the heart of the city !

Very satisfied, right next to Rennes train station, either nearby or next to it. The room is very large, with a large bed and two single beds, very comfortable. The breakfast is also good. It takes ten minutes to get to the old town of Rennes or the art gallery from here. recommend

Managed to find the hotel easily enough (thanks to GPS) and parked outside to check-in before accessing the car park, which was beautifully cool (at least compared with the temperatures outside). The room was a standard Mercure affair - reasonably spacious and comfortable. Air-conditioning worked well. Breakfast was good. Location reasonably good for exploring the city.

Stayed here at the first stop to Ryan. Because the train arrived very late, the hotel is facing the train station, it is really convenient! 🔔 Service: Because of the trip with the baby, the staff chose a room with a Star Wars pattern. The baby likes the spaceship very much 👍. 🧹 Hygiene: The bathroom is completely new and renovated, and there is a small bathtub, which is very good. 🍃 Environment: The only downside is that the room smells a bit of smoke and the window is scattered. Isn't it a smoke-free room? In addition, the air conditioning is a bit noisy. 🧹 Health: Very clean 👍

Accueil agréable. Présence de savon, gel douche-shampoing, bouilloire et nécessaire pour thé, café et tisane. Le matelas n'est plus de première fraicheur mais convient pour une nuit. Comme cet hôtel de manière générale en fait, si l'on n'attend pas du grand luxe. Il est tout de même un peu cher pour ce qu'il est, puisque j'ai déboursé plus de 80 € pour passer une nuit, seul, d'un samedi à un dimanche fin avril. Son véritable avantage est d'avoir des chambres avec baignoire (de taille moyenne). A préciser lors de votre réservation si vous en voulez, ou à demander en arrivant, s'il reste encore des chambre libres qui en disposent. J'ai recensé ci-dessous les quelques défauts que j'ai pu relever : - isolation moyenne, puisque vous entendrez vos voisins se doucher - on pouvait légitiment s'y attendre pour un hôtel de ce niveau, - bruit régulier et assez fort de type horloge derrière le mur de la salle de bain de la chambre 32 (sans doute le réservoir des toilettes, ou les canalisations). Pour ces deux premiers points, pensez à ramener des bouchons d'oreilles si vous les tolérez. Il est d'ailleurs préférable d'en prévoir pour tout séjour en hôtel, - quelques traces noirs (sans doute des moisissures, cf photo) autour d'une partie des fenêtres, - miroir de la chambre non nettoyé (photo), - traces de ventouses sur le miroir de la salle de bain (photo), - absence de climatisation, ce qui peut poser problème l'été, - contrairement à ce qu'on peut lire sur les sites de réservation, le parc de stationnement est payant (5 € il me semble).

The rooms are correct and comfortable and the whole clean but aging. But in this period , enter a cold room equipped with a ”small” radiator , making the time it takes to reach a ”normal” ambient temperature almost obliges you to keep her blouse (humour , not really ...) or the title of my opinion , because for the whole you deserve a 4....

The hotel is a modern hotel, which is renovated or very recently, and offers a relaxing and relaxing stay. The area is quiet despite the first impression. The breakfast is well provided and especially mainly with products from the region, so it is good to note, of the real pressed orange juice, and of course Bretagne forces you will have the right to four quarters and crepes home.. very nice.. If you are a military (National Marine) or a military family, please make sure you will have a small reduction.. In conclusion for a next stay in Brest, we will return to it !!

Stopped here two nights in August while we visited Brest. Rooms were nice, clean and comfortable. It was the hottest week of the year, reaching 35 degrees, and the air-conditioning was very welcome. Breakfast is traditional continental and tasty. Reception is not manned all the time but there is a vending machine for drinks and snacks. The only downside was it took a while to book in and open the car park gate as there was no one to ask. The car park is safe and secure, we were on motorbikes so we were very glad of this. It is only 5 minutes walk to the harbour with lots of cafe's and restaurants. The town centre or Oceanopolis (see other review) are a taxi ride, or you could take the hop on/hop off bus. We would stay here again and recommend this hotel.

The hotel is perfect, laughterful and professional staff. Breakfast is very complete and extensive. The neighborhood and the hotel are quiet with free private parking. (But 1 only small bottle of water ”Cristaline” at the average cost of 0.18€ in large surface for 2 ?) In the end, Bon séjour...

It feels good after a long journey to arrive in an establishment of this quality. You can find everything in a clean and spacious setting, the bedding and insulation are exceptional. Thank you to the Internet users who recommended this Hotel to us.

The hotel is very clean, comfortable, very friendly and aware of the hotel's price. The hotel is very good and is very good and is very close to the city centre of Quimperlé, although it is a industrial area. Perfect establishment for a step, we will return to it without hesitation during a next stay on Quimperlé or around it.

Arrived late at night and checked in easily on the check-in screen. Hotel seems a bit tired and in need of updating. The room was OK, if a bit small. Breakfast limited but a very nice welcome from the girl on reception made up for this. The hotel is conveniently located very near to the Park and Ride into Brest, at the end of the tram route.