The Hotel is in a fabulous location, on the coast next to a lighthouse, an old abbey and a short walk to an excellent museum in a Second World War command bunker. The staff were very good and pleasant. We enjoyed superb cocktails in the bar. We ate at the hotel bistro (the restaurant was shut the two nights we were there) and had fantastic food. Best to book ahead, as there weren't any free tables. Breakfast was delightful too.

They are extending the hotel, so building works are underway, starting at 8 a.m. in the week, although quite fun watching an enormous crane working up close!

Middle of nowhere, lighthouses and beautiful XIV century ruins, ocean all around - and you get a top-notch stylish hotel owned by a third generation of the same family with a Michelin star restaurant and breakfasts made to order (oysters and champagne included). We planned to spend a night there and move on, but ended up staying for 3 days and checking tickets to Brest for the next vacation. Okay, existing SPA is pretty basic, but the new one is opening soon and frankly it's a superb value/comfort for money as it is already.

Good location, great food, clean

Some staff members challenged you and treated you as if you were trespassing! We were questioned one noght after spending 5 nights by a member of staff “ what are bussiness was” very humiliating Rooms poorly ventilated, housekeeping done as late as 4 pm. Some areas not as clean, dusty in some places Menu options limited. Not enough variety, however the food was mostly excellent, the choices were just limited. Good walking routes and bikes for use Spa very good and service very well delivered

This place is amazing. It's situated in one of the most beautiful locations I've ever seen, with the ruins of the old abbey, a lighthouse, and stunning cliffs right across the street. The staff could not have been nicer. My meal in the bistro was also excellent. Very highly recommended!

I found the pillows uncomfortable. Also, the main course of my dinner in the bistro was very small.

The hostellerie exceeded my expectations mostly because the staff were amazing. Nothing was too much trouble. Special mention to Patrice for being so kind and helpful with sorting an impromptu meal for teenagers. Everyone we came in contact with at the hotel was friendly and helpful. The bistrot meal was superb.

The pool area was a little tired but a new spa and pool area is planned, I believe.

Our room and bed were very comfortable, we has a nice outlook on to the street and bridge in Josselin - this was full of flowers and looked lovely. The restaurant was comfortable and the food the first night (sea bass) was delicious, and the bar was also very good. The staff were very polite and helpful too. Josselin is a lovely, interesting town.

My partner and I were very happy with all of it. There was a small problem in the bathroom as the sink unit was a bit wobbley

Room was great with sea and lighthouse views, restaurant menu was diverse and food was well prepared. I love this part of France...it reminds me of Cornwall in the UK only less traffic! Underground parking was very useful for us.

It was a shame that the gastro restaurant was not open during our visit.

Location.

The hotel was mostly fine (small room, of course there is no roof and no light on the balcony), but the fact that you have to book an expensive meal every day in a restaurant, which has the same menu every day, is extremely poor.

Very good other than the boiled eggs which were not cooked enough

Nothing. Lovely location. Well kept, Staff really attentive. Would recommend.

A classy hotel with superb views. Exceptional staff who are so helpful, friendly and welcoming.

Nothing.