Hotels near Blavet Gorges

"A very nice hotel/resort. Visited in April so it was quiet. Rooms very nicely decorated. The outside pool was closed (too early in the season) and the indoor one is only accessible with a 20 Euro Spa pass. Enjoyed my stay very much. "

"Beds aren’t very comfortable. Quite hard mattresses. Nobody to check you in after 8p. Had to obtain an access code to enter the parking lot in the lobby. "

"Breakfast was great nothing to say. The rest not so much… bathroom was so small that when I sat on the throne my shoulders touched each side of the left and right wall and couldn’t even spread my knees wider than my shoulders. Forget about space, even my head and my face were literally touching the door while pooping. I went to india and I don’t mind a hole for a toilet, but this felt like a trap hole. Can’t even bed forward to clean…. Nevermind taking a shower…"

"Everything was good "

"Everything exceeded our expectations "

" Overall we had a pleasant stay — the campsite is clean and the facilities are good for families. However, we were quite surprised by a strange and outdated rule at the swimming pool: men are only allowed to wear tight-fitting swimwear, such as briefs or tight boxers. Regular swim shorts (including sport brands like Adidas, etc.) are not allowed. This rule supposedly exists for "hygiene" reasons, but it is applied only to men, which feels arbitrary and even discriminatory. Women are free to wear whatever swimwear they like, including ones they've used elsewhere. It would have been helpful to clearly state this rule during the booking process, as many guests were unaware and had to buy new swimwear just to access the pool. I hope the management will reconsider this policy or at least ensure equal and fair standards for all guests in the future "

"The room was clean but it was not speicified in the booking that toilets and showers are communal which was a problem. Breakfast did not have much choices."