Offering free WiFi, private parking and a garden, the recently renovated property of La Bonne Etoile, offers rooms in Plouescat, 48 km from National Botanical Conservatory of Brest and 49 km from...
Alberto
Spain
The house, the common places, the huge chimeney in the living room,the size of the room,the huge bathroom and the warmness of the hosts.
This Brittany hotel is located in Sibiril, a 10-minute drive from Roscoff. It offers rooms with views of the port of Mogueriec, free Wi-Fi and flat-screen TVs with TNT.
Offering a children's playground and views of the garden, Au Jardin de Creachavel is located in Cléder in the Brittany Region, 14 km from Roscoff and 4 km from Les Amiets beach.
Le Theven offers accommodation in Sibiril. The resort has a terrace with sea views, and guests can enjoy a meal at the restaurant. Free WiFi is featured and free private parking is available on site.
Mike
United Kingdom
fantastic beachside location, superb meal with wonderful views
Offering a garden and garden view, Aux Volets Bleus is located in Sibiril, 16 km from Baie de Morlaix Golf Course and 30 km from Lampaul-Guimiliau Parish Close.
A recently renovated bed and breakfast set in Plougoulm, Ker Fuffle features a garden. This property offers access to a terrace, free private parking and free WiFi.
MOLLIE
United Kingdom
Welcoming, friendly hosts. Room and bed very comfortable, excellent shower.
Very convenient location for ferry crossings at Roscoff. Will definitely stay again
After 7 p.m. you seldom see somebody walking in the streets.
After 7 p.m. you seldom see somebody walking in the streets. Plouescat cannot be compared with Roscoff.
If you want to jog or walk, from Hyppodrome Marin de Plouescat to Menfig or even to Cam Louis would be fine, in fact quite nice due to viewpoints.
Beware, basically there are no sidewalks in Pont Christ. Mainly 'downtown' are sidewalks to be found.
In Pont Christ you have two restaurants in Brit Hotel&Spa and the nearby restaurant of the Casino (rue de Brest). Otherwise you have to drive several minutes to get your meal. Almost never can you get in Plouescat something to eat between 2 p.m.and 7 p.m. Most stores observe the 'siesta pause'.
We found La Danteliere creperie ok to our taste, but you need to make reservations. They are open only at noon for 2 hours (noon till some 2 p.m.), and in the evening for 3 hours (starting 7 p.m.; Wed. closed)
Dragos
Germany
10
Scored 10
A very cute little coastal town, not far from some beautiful...
A very cute little coastal town, not far from some beautiful beaches along the Finistère coast (some accessible on foot but ideal if you have a car). If you are travelling here with a car I recommend also visiting Guissény during the day (only about 25 minutes away), where the beaches are even more beautiful with white sand. The beaches were hardly populated at all (at the weekend, end of June).
Harry
France
6.0
Scored 6.0
25 minutes drive from Roscoff ferry port.
25 minutes drive from Roscoff ferry port. Very little else to commend it.
Because the hotel restaurant was closed and the only other restaurant nearby was fully booked I had to eat sandwiches obtained from a local supermarket, so no hot meal! I found that unacceptable. For my next trip (in March-April) I have booked to stay at the Logis Hôtel Fontaine in Morlaix. This is further wasy from Roscoff but I think the hotel will be more reliable.
Excellent welcome and incredibly helpful staff. Superb breakfast and dinner in the restaurant. Also very helpful in providing safe place for our bicycles. The G45 Cycle Route and Coastal Footpath run right past the front of the hotel. Because of the very low tides when we were there I walked up the coast path to get to Porz Meur for a swim.
Beds are quite comfortable, bathroom is newly refurbished, quite cool. There is a small terrace close to the hotel restaurant, one can enjoy evening there. Additionally, the city is
Location, room, restaurant and staff were excellent. The price was reasonable and I felt very welcome.
The setting of the hotel is spectacular and I very much enjoyed my stay.
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