A beautiful Manoir, set in a sumptuous garden, a spacious comfortable room with great views and a very pleasant provincial ambience. Excellent plumbing, ventilation and hydronic heating Delphine was a wonderful host, put herself out to check us in early, had a warm welcoming friendly manner. Breakfast was perfect, farm eggs , excellent Baguette, crepe and croissant, along with fresh fruit and brewed coffee. We only had one night and will definitely return. The resident peacock was an exotic and charming surprise.

We liked everything, the hospitality and ambience especially

We all loved the Manoir. The building is beautiful (very clean. traditionally furnished) and Delphine is a delightful host. Our ferry to Roscoff was delayed (I did let her know) but she was gracious and charming when we arrived late. We had one huge room with a shower ensuite and one good-sized room with a huge bath (+ shower) in the ensuite. The breakfasts were delicious (fruit, yogurt, cereal, baguette, croissants, jams, cake) + eggs from their own chickens if you wanted. Extensive grounds and woods.

My only minor negative is that the mattress cover was lined with plastic. I understand why, but I find it very uncomfortable so I stripped the bed and removed the mattress cover, replacing it when we left.

This is a slightly quirky place but we loved it. The unusual 19th century house has high ceiling, large rooms. It is beautifully appointed. The bed was very comfortable and the linen lovely. The hostess was very welcoming and helpful and kindly spoke English for our benefit. The breakfasts were good and a wider variety was available on request. We would certainly go back.

The house is on the hill a few hundred yards from the town centre and it is quite a climb. We were cycling so did not have a car option. But the walk did us good.

Beautiful manoir set in stunning grounds close to the town centre. Excellent communication with the owner, before and during our stay, who kindly provided our delicious breakfast earlier than normal. Our room was magnificent with high quality furnishings and effects.

The mattress was a little bit firm for us, but this is not a complaint and wouldn’t deter us from staying again.

Delightful historical property on the edge o0f Morlaix. Delphine is a lovely lady who speaks good English and goes out of her way to make your stay enjoyable. The room was clean, comfortable and full of character. Breakfast was delicious. A thoroughly enjoyable stay.

If you are not fleet of foot the walk down and up to/from the old town and port would prove extremely tiring. You would need to use your car.

The accommodation was stunning. Conveniently close walk to the town - although not for the elderly or infirm as the accommodation is on a hill. The host is a lovely lady - very friendly and welcoming. We were leaving early on Sunday morning to get the ferry home and she got up early and provided some breakfast for us.

Quirky building, magnificent staircase, oases away from bustle of the town. Short walk down to restaurants in the town.

Steep climb back from town. Stairs might be difficult for those that have issues with walking

This is a truly different place! A gothic manor that is more than a little like a location for a scary movie. But the whole place is beautifully kept and restored, We were only there for one short night, with a dawn departure but would have loved stay longer to enjoy the hospitality. Great value as well.

I don't really have any negatives; unless you are of a nervous disposition with a vivid imagination!

Beautiful Manor, lovely hostess who made us feel very welcome. The room was delightful and a very delicious breakfast. Peaceful and delightful place to stay if visiting Morlaix.

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What a special place! Very lovely host, gorgeous manoir and beautiful room. Lots of character — including peacocks, goats and a darling dog. Great location for walking the many stairs across the viaduct and down to town. Delicious dinner and breakfast too.