TI AL LANNEC Hotel Restaurant & Spa

The spa was wonderful, with an amazing pool, jacuzzi, sauna, hammam, and fitness room. The hotel itself is elegant, beautiful, and full of character, with a lovely sea and boat view. The staff and service were amazing, and the common areas, from the lobby and sitting rooms to the outdoor patio and pool room, were beautiful. Really a gem.

The hotel is a little removed from the busy beachfront, but Sandy beach is still an easy walk down the hill. It's a classic hotel run by a family, and that adds an extra warmth to the welcome. The views, pool, breakfast, and friendly, very helpful staff were all highlights. I especially suggest having dinner in their restaurant; the food was very well prepared and presented. Breakfast was an unexpected bonus, with eggs, fresh fruit, and just about everything in between, plus lots of gluten-free and dairy-free options. The breakfast staff were lovely, and the room's view made for a great start to the day. Say hi to Malcolm, the beautiful, gentle 'hotel dog'.

The hotel was such a lovely place to unwind and recharge. My fiancé and I loved feeling disconnected from emails and Instagram, surrounded by Bretagne culture and beauty. The owners were incredibly kind and welcoming, as was their mascot Malcom, a gorgeous gigantic dog. Ti Al Lannec took us back to an earlier era of personalized service and abundant hotel luxury. We had a fabulous terrace room with beautiful antique furniture, a comfortable bed, a nice bathroom, and a lovely lounge set. The terrace view was impeccable. The common rooms were cozy and luxurious, old-school in style, with wonderful views for breakfast and dinner. The dinners were amazing, especially the Lobster 3 ways set menu, though everything we tried was fabulous. After Ti Al Lannec, we stayed at the Crillon in Paris, but we enjoyed the food here much more. The cheese selection was incredible, and the bartender was a master of his craft. An aperitif here is a must. Everyone on the staff was lovely. If you're after a super modern, impersonal hotel, this isn't for you. We loved it so much that we're already plotting our return next summer. Thank you for everything!

Trebeurden is a cute little town, with plenty of other towns, hikes, and islands to explore nearby. Just keep in mind that northern Brittany weather is highly variable. We were there in late June and early July, and it was quite cold. Our family of four stayed five days in Suite Aristide, which has a big balcony overlooking the sea. We could have spent a week exploring all the hotel's nooks and crannies. I loved the maritime, old-world theme and the formality, though I can see it might not suit everyone. The restaurant was exceptional the one time we ate there, and service throughout was attentive. The main problem was electronics: WiFi was down for our entire stay, and it was hard to find consistent electricity in the room to charge phones. I imagine 95% of the clientele don't care about any of that.