Plerin Hotel Guide - Pointe du Roselier hotels in Plerin, France.

"Great hotel. A little basic but breakfast and staff were both wonderful. "

"Dinning room wasn’t open on the weekend. "

"Gut ausgestattetes Appartment in kleinem Ort am Meer, vor Ort alles nötige (Bäcker,Mini-Supermarkt,Strand, Metzger, 1Restaurant) zu Fuss erreichbar. Sehr nette Vermieter, die uns auch gute Ausflugtips gaben. Kleinere Probleme konnten sehr schnell und unkompliziert gelöst werden. Die schöne Terrasse konnten wir auch gut nutzen.Die 2 Wochen waren viel zu kurz."

"Wonderful stay, booked in a whim! Delightful staff, literally perfect accommodation and the comfiest bed ever. Very quiet area with secure parking. Parking is not free, I think its about €5 a day. The only thing is no air conditioning which considering this is brand new, is a bit of an oversight. Having said that everything was perfect and immaculate."

"Excellent hotel and restaurant "

"The hotel and staff were lovely. However, it states in the description, and on their website, that there is a restaurant and that it was open on a Sunday. It is not open on a Sunday and it is next door. The breakfast area of the hotel, does some snacks, both hot and warm, which was a relief after a long day of driving, because we did not want to drive to get dinner. "

"Hôtel pris sur la route .., le plus important c’est le lit ! Très bonne literie , nous sommes très content "

"John and I are in our 70s and stayed at The Manoir du Roselier with our daughter and son-in-law. I can honestly say that we have stayed in many wonderful hotels over our 54 years together but this one is way beyond exceptional. The rooms had many wow factors, our bathroom and the one adapted for those with disabilities were thoughtfully designed with top quality units and facilities. The lighting everywhere was superb, modern but sympathetic to the style of the original manoir, the beds comfortable. Everywhere was scrupulously clean and designed to be able to keep it that way. Breakfast was amazing with tastes of local dishes (kouigin amann and far breton) a selection of local cheeses and a wonderful array of breads and pastries as well as fruit and yogurt. As we were only there for one Sunday night, we were unable to use the restaurant for an evening meal, but the cocktails were delightful (which we enjoyed with a game of Scrabble!) Of course the location is superb too, we had sea views which added to the joy of our stay. The staff were attentive and friendly. Thank you for such a memorable visit. We certainly want to return! "