Fantastic locally made “Oceopin” Breton toiletries that smelled so good! Delicious breakfast spread highlighting local ingredients, including Saint Malo yogurt, six local jams, salted butter caramel, croissants, etc. The hosts will even whip up some eggs for you, or heat up milk for a special coffee drink. My hosts were Catherine and Léa and they could not have been more kind, genuine, and welcoming. The house and my room were spotless. Catherine was exceedingly kind to make up my room early for me, knowing that I was coming on the early side, which was such a treat unexpected. I also thoroughly enjoyed the sitting room. The house is decorated very tastefully with Asian inspiration in homage to it being the home of Auguste Pavin, a local diplomat who served in Indochina (you can find his statue in the Jardin Anglais, my favorite quiet spot!). There were many other thoughtful touches like water bottles and traditional cookies in the room and a special Parisian Mariage Frères teas available (in a myriad of flavors including decaf) 24/7 in the breakfast room. I had the Champassack room and it was perfect- quiet, cozy, and facing the gardens. The smell of salt in the air, the seagulls’ call, the starry starry night out the window…! I also liked that this room had a dedicated WC with a door. The shades on the skylights or cool dash they can be open or shaded or completely blackout. Beautiful shower with lovely waterfall faucet.

There are automatic timed lights in the corridors and staircases for the nighttime, and I noticed that they timed out sometimes when I was still walking up the precarious stairs at night. Not a problem for me, but should be noted. As well described on their website, this would not be a good choice for someone with reduced mobility.

This place is a treasure, an exquisite old 'maison à colombages' (half timbered home) with so much character and care in every space, beautifully decorated, spotlessly clean, with wonderful staff! The room was luxurious, the bed magnificent and the help-yourself tea, coffee, madeleines etc generous. Breakfast was a feast of fruits, pastries, cheeses (superb!), all carefully prepared, shared with fellow guests and accompanied by lovely chats (with the wonderful Léa) and plenty of advice about Brittany, including an excellent list of places to visit which was duly followed up! Only wish I had stayed more than 1 night! Would highly recommend.

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What an amazing place to be based whilst in Dinan! Everything is done beautifully here, from the bedding that makes you feel like you could stay in bed all day, to the delicious breakfast that makes sure you don’t! The building is stunning, and the decor is incredibly sympathetic. Catherine is a fantastic host and the location means you’re right in the heart of the city with everything at your fingertips but it’s still amazingly quiet! On top of that, parking is super close which makes things easy.

Unfortunately the square at the front of the property is currently undergoing huge renovations which means it is all dug up and there are lots of machines around. However, it didn’t really impact too much - and the plus is that they are turning the square into a green space so I’m the future it will make this place an even better stay than it already is!!

Lots of character. Beautifully renovated. Fabulous, large room with a very comfortable bed and a fantastic shower. The building is in the middle of a very pretty and interesting town. Breakfast was very good with the option of cooked eggs if wanted.

There were very steep, winding and narrow stairs to the second floor. We didn’t expect this and it made it quite difficult for my husband. The description on the website said we would be on the first floor. Also we were not warned about the road works outside the property which meant we couldn’t get to it by car and spent several minutes trying to find it on sat nav. When we commented on this to the staff who let us in, she didn’t apologise nor did she seem to think it was a big deal.

Situated right next to St Saviour in the heart of the old town. Lovely character rooms well equipped. Great breakfast

There is car parking but we were provided free of charge a pass into the near by car park a five minute walk away. There are a lot of road works going on at present around the area, which makes driving difficult to get to the property, but not impossible. It is not easy to see the property, as there is only a very small plaque on the wall to identify it.

Location is superb, in the middle of the old city with plenty of restaurants and shops nearby. Room was lovely and had a great view over the Basilica square. The house is very old, and has been refurbished to a high standard, but access to the room was up three flights of stairs (two are narrow spiral staircases) - not a problem for us but could be for others who are less mobile. Host was very friendly with good English (and carried our bags to our room while we parked the car). Breakfast was great - continental only but with a great selection of cheese, meats and bread/croissant.

It was a holiday weekend and there was some noise from the bars nearby until quite late. Access to room difficult (see above) but also part of the charm of the property - it is very old.

We spent two nights at Maison Pavie and thoroughly enjoyed our time there. The hotel is exquisitely decorated with an Asian-inspired theme that blends beautifully with the existing medieval charm. The location is perfect—right in the heart of town, yet surprisingly peaceful. We stayed in the Deluxe Vinh-Long room, which was stunning. The décor was beautiful, with gorgeous frescoes by painter André Maire on the walls. The room featured a luxurious double shower and a very comfortable bed. Catherine and Ghislain were fantastic hosts, creating a warm and welcoming atmosphere, especially at the shared breakfast table, where conversations with other guests often sparked. The breakfast itself was excellent, with a delicious selection of high-quality tea, coffee, fresh bread, croissants, jams, fruits, and even the local Craquelins! Next time we’re in Dinan, we’ll return without hesitation!

My only suggestion would be to offer more vegetarian or vegan options, though we were informed that they are happy to accommodate dietary requests if made in advance.

The location of the hotel is superb and it doesn't feel like a hotel, more a home. Included breakfast was excellent with the chance to chat to fellow guests around the one lovely table.

The directions are somewhat confusing, I'd be happy to suggest a better way. Also no mention from the hotel or Booking.com that the entire 'place' in front of the hotel and church is dug up with zero car access. But Catherine met us and directed us with luggage and to the car park.

Everything was just perfect. The building is a beautiful mix of old and modern, where necessary. The room was spotless and the bed very comfy with a good selection of pillows. The host was fantastic and spoke excellent english. Breakfast was lovely.

Breakfast is served on one large dining table. It was slightly awkward because you're shoulder to shoulder with complete strangers. That's the only thing I can criticise and you might have different guests during your stay. Will definitely stay again

We loved the location of this B&B. The hosts were very friendly and showed us all facilities available. The room was large and very comfortable. The shower was great too. We loved the history behind the home and enjoyed staying here and would love to come back again. There was coffee available whenever we wanted. The breakfasts were also excellent. It was fantastic to have parking available at no extra cost. Really really loved it here.

If there is any criticism, I would say the stairs to reach our room were rather tricky but this in no way hindered our enjoyment. It added to the quirkiness of staying in a heritage building.