Big room and bathroom, fullof light. Street side but not too noisy. Staff very engaged and helpful, found a safe space inside for bikes and were generally full of useful suggestions. Breakfast looked ok but we actually went to a nearby cafe.

Stayed here for 1 night on 26th April.We were booked in for 2 nights through Brittany Ferries but one night was more than enough.First room we were given,the bathroom sink tap was hanging off and the balcony concrete was breaking away and railing corroded.2nd room not much better,again corroded balcony,broken wardrobe, dusty light fittings, screws sticking out of the wall... More

We got sent here when our ferry crossing was cancelled due to strikes. We weren't expecting much for about €80 for the night (no breakfast), but were so delighted with this charming, characterful place with its magnificent staircases and positively colossal family room! There were double doors into the room so it was lovely and quiet. I don't recall a... More

We came to Morlaix looking for a simple place to lay our heads in the evening that has twin beds and a decent breakfast. And we got just that! Our beds were fine, however slightly soft (nitpicking) and the reading light was a bit dim (again, serious nitpicking). The breakfast was simple and tasty, and the staff were cheery and... More

We had one night here and enjoyed our stay. The staff were very friendly and helpful the room we had was large and comfortable but the bathroom was in desparate need of renovation. Would we stay again? Maybe if we were to go to Morlaix in the future.

My company was told this was the best hotel available in Morlaix. I was on a 4 day business trip so needed some comfort and good facilities. My expectations were very different to what i first experienced. The building is very old with the creakiest staircase in the world. The room was disappointing, very basic and dated. The bathroom had... More

Arrived on the saturday welcome from hotel staff was friendly.The room was tidy and had two balconies. We overlooked the main street towards the viaduct which really is a sight when lit up at night. The staircase carvings are something to see. The saturday market is an eye opener,but surprised that unlike britain the shops close all day on a... More

Definitely French and charming (as it should be, considering). We had a large room overlooking the main street leading to the viaduct with two balconies from which you can watch the passers by and the viaduct. The bed was large and comfortable and the room was effectively soundproofed, in spite of the fact that we were there on Saturday morning... More

I've booked this hotel because it's situated in the city center and, since I was on a business trip, for the Wifi in every room. My double room on the 3rd floor was very disappointing. Very small, just a bed and a tiny table with one table chair. Then again, nothing more would fit in! Wifi didn't work. After complaining... More