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Contact Details:
Address:
Johan Jegousserue des tennis
Locoal Mendon
56550
Reviews:
2 reviewsPrice per night:
price from €45Telephone:
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0632782456Description:
Description for B&B:
This charming detached cottage in South Brittany offers a peaceful retreat with all the necessary amenities within walking distance. The cottage includes a spacious floor and a 60 m² courtyard for your enjoyment. For breakfast, you will have complete independence with tea and coffee provided. You can enjoy your meals at your own pace, without any time constraints.Conveniently located just 50 meters away, you can find a bakery where you can indulge in fresh bread and croissants. The fully equipped kitchen allows you to prepare delicious meals, and there are nearby shops for your grocery needs. Additionally, you will have free access to tennis courts and ping pong for some recreational activities.
The cottage is ideal for 2 persons, but it can also accommodate 2 adults and 2 children with a double bed upstairs and two armless new foam beds measuring 140X60. An umbrella cot is available upon request.
The location of the cottage is remarkable, as it provides easy access to explore the Morbihan region, including the tranquil and untamed rivière d'Etel. Nearby attractions such as Lorient (20 minutes), Vannes (20 minutes), Auray (10 minutes), Quiberon (30 minutes), and Carnac (20 minutes) offer beautiful beaches, megalithic sites, and the opportunity to visit the Breton islands of Belle Ile, Houat, and Groix.
Just a 15-minute walk away, you can discover the enchanting magic of the rivière d'Etel. Here, you will find small coves and beaches, oyster beds, sea birds, and opportunities for bass fishing, shellfish gathering, mushroom hunting, and other hidden treasures that we will be delighted to share with you.
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Reviews
Appréciations pour L'anomie, Locoal Mendon:
Un havre de paix
Très agréablement surprise par ce petit bijoux de studio, décoré avec goût et très fonctionnel. Un petit coin de jardin pour prendre ses repas et bien sur un accueil très chaleureux du propriétaire qui ne manque pas de vous donner des conseils sur les sites a visiter. Il adore sa Bretagne si belle et nous donne envie de la découvrir. Rien a redire , je vous conseille fortement de vous y arrêter. Que du bonheur.
Commentaires sur L'Anomie
Nous avons passé un très bon week-end grace aux propriétaires de cette chambre d'hôtes. Accueil chaleureux, un environnement très sympathique à découvrir ou redécouvrir.
Le mix chambre d'hôtes/gite est un très bon compromis, cela nous a permis de rester indépendant sur une courte durée. C'est un bonne idée, et les tarifs sont vraiment abordables. Merci pour tout!
Nous le recommandons sans soucis.
Le mix chambre d'hôtes/gite est un très bon compromis, cela nous a permis de rester indépendant sur une courte durée. C'est un bonne idée, et les tarifs sont vraiment abordables. Merci pour tout!
Nous le recommandons sans soucis.
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Prices
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Services
Wi-Fi
Tennis
Parking
Garden
Animals Allowed
Attractions
- Basilique Sainte-Anne d'Auray: Located in Sainte-Anne-d'Auray, this stunning basilica is a major pilgrimage site in Brittany. It is dedicated to Saint Anne, the grandmother of Jesus, and features beautiful architecture and religious artworks.
- Carnac Stones: Situated in Carnac, these ancient megalithic alignments are a sight to behold. Dating back to prehistoric times, the Carnac Stones consist of thousands of standing stones arranged in rows, making it one of the largest such sites in the world.
- Port-Louis Citadel: Found in the coastal town of Port-Louis, this fortress was built in the 17th century to protect the entrance to the Lorient harbor. Visitors can explore the citadel's ramparts, visit the museum within, and enjoy panoramic views of the sea.
- Gulf of Morbihan: Known as "Little Sea" in the Breton language, the Gulf of Morbihan is a picturesque bay dotted with numerous islands. Visitors can take boat tours to explore the islands, enjoy water activities, and witness the stunning natural beauty of the area.
- Quiberon Peninsula: Located on the southern coast of Brittany, the Quiberon Peninsula offers beautiful sandy beaches, rugged cliffs, and charming seaside villages. It is a popular destination for water sports, hiking, and relaxation.
- Vannes Historic Center: This medieval town, situated on the Gulf of Morbihan, is known for its well-preserved city walls, half-timbered houses, and cobbled streets. The historic center features a stunning cathedral, charming squares, and a bustling market.
- Pont-Aven: A picturesque village on the banks of the Aven River, Pont-Aven is famous for its association with the post-impressionist painter Paul Gauguin. Visitors can explore the art galleries, enjoy scenic walks along the river, and sample delicious local cuisine.
- Quimper: The cultural capital of Brittany, Quimper is renowned for its beautiful old town, medieval cathedral, and traditional faience pottery. The city's charming streets are lined with shops, cafes, and historic buildings.
- Hennebont: Located on the Blavet River, Hennebont is known for its well-preserved medieval ramparts and historic center. Visitors can stroll through the ancient streets, visit the imposing Hennebont Castle, and enjoy the town's rich history. 10. Belle-Île-en-Mer: Known as the "Beautiful Island in the Sea," Belle-Île-en-Mer is the largest of Brittany's islands. It offers stunning coastal landscapes, picturesque villages, and beautiful beaches. Visitors can explore the island's rugged coastline, visit charming towns like Le Palais, and enjoy outdoor activities such as hiking and biking.