Hotels in de buurt van Musée du Trégor, Guimaec

We had a lovely, bright comfortable room with a terrace and view of the sea, plenty of storage and a clean, modern bathroom. Bed comfortable, pillows squashy and locality quiet enough to sleep with the windows open. The area has varied and impressive coastal paths and the intrepid can learn to sail/surf/windsurf. The non-intrepid can hire electric bicycles. We liked being able to visit the pool etc without booking, and the public areas were very inviting and cosy. We felt at home. The local restaurants were all very good and friendly. We had dinner once at the hotel, and were not impressed. When my main course arrived I thought they had brought someone's little starter plate by mistake. I asked if the veg came separately but a smear of green was my spinach and three minuscule slivers of potato were concealed under a tiny sprig of decorative cress. The fish had not been cooked fresh to order as I would expect at these prices and one fillet was half the size of the other. We had cheese to follow to try to recoup some calories and the kind young man who served it gave me an extra morsel of bread, bless him. We cut our losses before dessert, as I had visions of someone elaborately bisecting a raspberry and serving it with a flourish, and went to bed hungry. We decided to see the funny side and it didn't spoil our fantastic holiday. To end on a high note, breakfast is superlative. I have never had better.

Albergo 2 stelle che sorge quasi in centro a Morlaix (5 minuti a piedi e si è sotto l’imponente viadotto che domina la città).. Eravamo al terzo piano che si raggiunge solo a piedi: non c’è l’ascensore. La reception non è sempre aperta (specie alla domenica), ma la comunicazione e la professionalità dello staff fanno superare questo ostacolo: massima disponibilità nel check-in e check-out. Si può parcheggiare nelle vicinanze o dall’altro lato del canale. Prezzi molto economici. Non male.