The most beautiful guest rooms Côtes-D'Armor

It is in Plouguiel, close to Jaudy and the GR 34 that Pascaline and Patrick welcome you for a night or longer stay, in a large outstanding house with five 18^th century bays, inserted in the centre of a large Granite farmhouse. You will be welcomed in one of the five rooms which are dotted with bathrooms, WCs, and new beddings. You can relax in the centre of a four hectares estate before visiting Tréguier, De Brehat or Paimpol, at 15 minutes' drive. A cottage is available for GR 34 hikers; their hosts can prepare their picnic baskets for the next day and get them out in various parts of their routes. Meals or seafood platters are offered here on request.

Here you are in an exceptional place, because the house as well as the furniture remind you that you are in Brittany, in an area rich in tradition and with an impressive heritage. Guests can relax in one of the three rooms with antique furniture and very fine decoration, both in terms of the colours and the atmosphere of old wood. For your visits and excursion, you will have important documents at your disposal. But we advise you to speak with the Master of the place, he is unbeatable on Trégor and the Pink Granite coast!

Belle Noé is clean, in the heart of its garden dotted with nicely flowered massifs. Exquisite also, the decor of this charming cut stone, typical of the region. In one of the five rooms of the house, whose look and atmosphere vibrate and match with the rest of the place, you will hesitate between the voluptuous relaxation and rest between beach sessions, for five minutes, or visits to the cities of Dinan and Saint-Malo. Delicious breakfast awaits you every morning and do not hesitate to ask to your host, on this occasion, if you are short of idea for your activities, and ask him to prepare a meal for the return.

Spend time to Glomel, you are in the heart of the subject, since this large hotel stands in the centre of the village. Welcomed in one of the four comfortable rooms, your stay will take place in a large quiet and your stay will be unbounded. After having visited in all directions, the country market beside the canal, visiting Carhaix, Rostrenen and HuelGoat, you can, in the evening, meet with friends around a barbecue before going to the festival of the Clarinets or the festival of the Old Plough.

These five rooms and three cottages welcome you in Kérity near the port of Paimpol, the beach of Cruckin and Abbaye de Beauport. Superbly welcomed in these five rooms with separate shower and toilet, you will enjoy a sleep of the just, while enjoying the morning with a hearty breakfast. At this point in time it is time to make the programme of the day. Sea bathing, visit to Brehat or Loguivy-de-la-Mer, coast of Gorse and Port-Blanc or Beauport abbey, it is always difficult to decide. But in the evening, head for lively quays of Paimpol where mussels have a particular flavour.

Built in 1613, this mansion is remarkable and full of history: It was inhabited by Lord Poul and Notre Dame du Poul, and more recently by the storyteller and the Breton bard Glenmor. One of the rooms that will be offered bears his name. You are here immersed in the heart of Mother Nature, in a park and a forest of 15 hectares or if you venture you will find a chapel in it, as well as a laundry and a well. In short, all the elements of an enchanting setting for a change of scenery and make you dream bucolic. The rooms are very prettily furnished with every comfort. They are upstairs: a 2 bedroom unit called the 3 brothers Unit, the other being Glenmor, single room for 2 people. In the evening, you can upon booking, enjoy a guest table meal "like at home" with the owners Mike and Valerie Smith and their daughter, emphasis is put on vegetables, organic and fair trade products.

While admiring the presbytery of Plounez, you can easily suppose that during the important periods of faith, the parish had many clerics in this very large and majestic house. It was the ideal place to setup guesthouse on the edge of this vast park which traditionally was also used to feed the bodies and relaxing souls. Superbly welcomed, you will reach your room "full" of traditional furniture, decorated with shades of diluted sky blue. Obviously all comfortable and equipped with facilities and shower rooms, it is in perfect tranquillity that sleep will win over you. After the alarm clock, head to the dining room decorated with a monumental fireplace for an invigorating breakfast on a massive table. It will be time to ask your unbeatable host the good places to visit and beaches where to swim. Of course, Loguivy-de-la-Mer and Bréhat island will be on the programme.