Morbihan Boutique Hotels

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Our top choices for Morbihan boutique hotels

A large house with a swimming pool, multiple balconies, and a well-lit exterior.

1. Le Lodge Kerisper

La Trinite-sur-Mer

Randi

RM461 total

includes taxes & fees

6 Oct - 7 Oct

A large, two-story stone building with a symmetrical facade, large windows, and a central entrance.

2. Maison de la Garenne & Spa

Old Town

Larysa

RM691 total

includes taxes & fees

8 Oct - 9 Oct

A modern indoor swimming pool with glass walls, a hot tub, and a cactus plant.

3. Carnac Lodge Hotel & Spa

Plouharnel

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Top Morbihan Hotel Reviews

MOKA Hôtel centre-ville

10/10 Excellent

"Excellent hotel, ideal for the station, amazing value for money, perfect and friendly staff and a brilliant base for exploring Lorient. An absolute gem of a find! Thank you."

Hôtel & Spa Le Maury, The Originals Boutique, Vannes

10/10 Excellent

"Lovely hotel in easy walking distance of everything. We parked on street on Sunday and it was free parking until 9 am monday morning. Rooms were modern and bed was so comfortable we have looked up the make of the mattress!! Staff were lovely. Would stay there again if in the area."

Hotel Hermine Vannes Port de Plaisance

10/10 Excellent

"Lovely place and air conditioned in a great—but noisy!!—location by the port. We had to keep our windows closed at night and still it was very loud and rowdy until all hours. No parking on site and no elevator, but the staff were super helpful with the luggage and we had a very pleasant stay. Vannes is lovely and walkable and still pretty crowded with tourists in mid-September. Not a word of English heard on the streets!"