The hotel is a converted monastery, the staff were friendly and helpful (and spoke English). Rooms are on the small side but were cleaned daily. Hotel is located within walking distance of several restaurants and the town centre.

As a previous reviewing customer said, this hotel could be really nice as it has a very nice courtyard and dining area, however, the price and rooms are disgusting. Our bedroom was worse than a hostel with dark stains all over the carpet, tiny double bed with faded carpeted walls and if I could have fitted in the bathroom I... More

This was by far the worst hotel we stayed in while in France. Upon arrival, most if not all of our rooms smelled of mold. The wallpaper was peeling, showing signs of mold. Many of our rooms were moved, and still some smelled. Some of the mattresses were old and disgusting, and the bathroom also smelled. The building is just... More

We were shown to our room - unfortunately when opened it had not been cleaned. We were then shown to a second room - same problem - we were asked to come back in 1 hour - what a start. Shabby rooms and hallways - stains on carpet, ripped furniture - a place in decline and in need of serious... More

Hotel has huge potential but is in need of significant improvements. We arrived as part of a package with Brittany Ferries for 1 night. We had a family room which was clean but dated for a three star establishment. small pillows and no mirror in the room. A whistling noise in the pipes woke us all up several times in... More

Having done our own research into where to have our wedding dinner, we choose L'Abbaye in Plancoet (I stress that the food is good). So it made sense that our guests should also stay the night there (no drink driving, convenience etc). We had about 10 guests fly from England from the event and all were to stay at this... More