Kerelen

This large ocean liner anchored on a rugged coastline offers breathtaking views of Carantec Bay. A recent renovation offers extremely comfortable and refined rooms. The generous use of natural wood and soothing colors creates a Zen atmosphere, while every essential detail (door frames, faucets, bedding, furniture, etc.) has clearly been carefully considered by an architectural firm that doesn't like to show off. The restaurant was strangely closed on the July 14th weekend (!). This internal organizational decision was all the more regrettable given that the extreme quality of the breakfast offerings, vetted and designed by Chef Nicolas Carro, clearly indicated excellent cuisine (a selection of remarkable hams, gravlax salmon, fresh fruit salad, etc.). This strangeness can be seen as the concrete result, no doubt suffered by the entrepreneur against his will, of state policies whose promise of "working more to earn more" has proven to be a sinister lie, paying dearly for the loss of appeal of this demanding industry. The staff is attentive and efficient. The centralized reservation service of this small Route des Pingouins Group, with its remarkable corporate culture, intelligently offered me a particularly competitive rate directly for my late booking. I highly recommend swimming in the waters of this friendly web-footed bird.

Very nice accommodation. Unfortunately, no loungers in the garden. Great food, including breakfast, and a fantastic view.

The welcome is very pleasant, the room is very well equipped and the view is superb, the service is very pleasant and professional and the food is incredibly good, a pure delight.