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"This place was a nice surprise. The reception lady was so nice, the room was spacious, the shower was hot with good water pressure, there was actually a hot water kettle in the room, it was quiet, and there's free parking! It was just 10 mins from where the ferry picks up for Ile-de-Brehat and not far outside of the main town area of Paimpol. The only downside was that the WiFi was pretty slow and didn't always connect. Would definitely recommend this place for a couple nights stay."

"Fantastic location and lovely building with plenty of space and great views. The pool was lovely, but the pool cover was slightly tired and not always easy to open. Beds were all comfortable and cosy. Kitchen was well kitted-out, although some of the frying pans weren't suitable for the induction hob so didn't work. BBQ was great and worked really well. Also easy to clean which helps. Table tennis table and room were a big hit - perfect space for it. House was clean throughout. Lovely garden and forest area with a rope swing the kids loved. Nice walk out from the bottom of the garden to the beaches."

" Very good location, but a long drive from Calais "

"Breakfast room not big enough. "

"Heel mooi uitzicht op de zee. Eetgerief voldoende aanwezig.Parasol en tuinmeubilair kunnen beter."

"We were met at the property by Gwen, who only spoke French, but as I did too, that was fine. She showed us around and was very helpful. The cottage had everything we needed except towels which I had forgotten about, so we had to buy some! It was a bit quirky, with part of the main bedroom given over to a shower and sink, but we tended to use the other one downstairs, which was fine. The property has a lovely garden at the back which is quite secluded, with an area for sitting out and a BBQ. There is also a parking bay by the side of the house, which was very handy.The coastal views on the way downhill to the village are breathtaking. There are lots of beautiful walks along the coast, easily accessed from the house. It is the most beautiful and interesting (geologically) coastline and unlike anything I have seen before (in UK)We seem to have arrived in this part of Brittany before the tourist season was in full swing, so lots of places were still closed, but that didn’t stop us enjoying ourselves. Our host, Sebastian, met us on the day of our departure and was charming.We had a great week exploring the north coast from this comfortable cottage - even though the weather was rather colder and windier than we had expected!"