"This is a charming hotel beautifully decorated and very clean. It is 100 years old,stylish, and tasteful. The beds are really comfortable and the room 212 was very small. We changed to 217 after one night and this was the same price although much bigger room and bathroom and also have a balcony. There was unfortunate evening noise of thumping disco music on one night of our stay. The other two nights were quiet. The bed was super large and very soft and comfortable with good quality towels and sheets. There was tea and coffee in the kettle, but no fridge . The restaurant food was beautifully presented and stylish in the usual French way. We had dinner on one of our three nights. The choice was a bit limited only four starters and four mains. The breakfast was very good and plentiful -self service top quality food. It was warm and sunny and we ate outside on the wooden Terrace. As with most hotels we find they have a press the button coffee machine which really isn’t all that tasty ! All the staff were friendly and helpful and several receptionist spoke English very well, which was very helpful to us. Nobody wears any uniform so it’s hard to know who is actually working in the restaurant. The parking was easy in a private car park opposite the hotel behind the hedge and also plenty of parking in the road even at the weekend. Some of the local area is a bit down market and this was disappointing, otherwise I would have given five stars .Burger bars, ice cream parlours and children’s roundabout fairground games, et cetera. Surround this lovely hotel .But it’s a short walk to the beach and a lovely area with wide roads and pine trees. Lots of pizzeria and cafés if you don’t want to eat at the hotel. We would definitely stay here again. It’s handy for a returning to St Malo for the ferry home at about 50 mins drive."