Manoir des Douets Fleuris

Yoan welcomed us warmly and had been kind to make advance reservations for us at our favorite restaurants in Cancale and Dinan. Our room was spacious and comfortable, though the bed linens seemed a bit rough to the touch this year. The bathroom was well-appointed, and the heater worked well, which was good to have with the large open shower. Breakfast offerings included bread, cakes, pastries, meats, cheeses, fruit, yogurt, etc., as usual, with eggs available to fry or boil to your liking. Note that the eggs are fresh and uncooked -- several folks, thinking they were soft (or hard) boiled, picked them up to take to their tables. We highly recommend.

For a number of years this small, rural, charming hotel on the outskirts of Cancale has been our base for exploring one of our favorite areas in Bretagne. The rooms are comfortable and well-equipped. The showers are open, so we try to be careful to avoid splashing too much on the bathroom floor. Myriam offers a generous array of breakfast items and the opportunity to fry or scramble your own fresh eggs (and ham). The staff are friendly and helpful, and those at reception speak English, for those of us whose French is somewhat limited. Reception is staffed from 3pm for check-in, so when we arrive early, we relax in the central reception area or in the lounge of the Manoir. We highly recommend — and will continue to return.

Jolie redécouverte de ce lieu qui mérite le détour. Un joli cadre, une belle ambiance musicale et un salon de thé qui mérite le détour à Cancale. Des petites douceurs très bonnes et appétissantes (pour celles qui n'ont pas été goûtées.). Cookies, madeleines, muffins, far breton....choix de thés... Ne pas hésiter à venir passer un bon moment, vous ne regretterez pas.