LOasis Bretonne

The food is generous, and the house couscous, made for 47 years, is an experience. Breakfast is perfect if you have a sweet tooth and want to try the homemade oriental pastries. We also got complimentary aperitifs. The room was spacious, with a large terrace and thoughtful touches throughout. The owner is exceptionally kind, and the welcome is warm and impeccable, so you feel at home right away. It's excellent value for money. Simplicity, kindness, and efficiency, and a real gem that's rare to find these days!

What a lovely experience. The place is quiet and clean, with colorful, charming decor, and the owner was very kind. Breakfast was unforgettable, with lots of traditional Moroccan and Algerian pastries. A little oasis in the Gulf of Morbihan.

The couscous is simply magical, and breakfast is perfect, with everything you could want and plenty of it. The hotel has a warm, personal, welcoming feel. We had a very large, comfortable bed, no noise, and a nice hot shower.

The sound carries terribly here. A door opening or closing seems to wake the whole floor, and you can hear the shower next door. The supposed harbor view is actually warehouses and used boat dealers in the middle of an industrial area. The place feels like a hostel charging hotel prices, with an ad and ratings that don't match reality. I'd stay away. The rooms and hotel were filthy: stains on the walls and furniture, hair and fur on the floor and sheets, and mold around the windows and in the bathroom. Staff weren't wearing masks either, despite the COVID measures. Breakfast was plentiful, but the quality was very poor. The food and bathroom soap seemed to come from the cheapest places, like Metro and Lidl. The toothbrush cups were flimsy plastic coffee machine cups, and the wardrobe had no door, just a jumble of mismatched hangers from Pimkie and similar stores. The decor was jarring and tasteless, with fake plastic flowers, mismatched furniture, and bedroom doors that looked like they belonged in a utility room. A shame!