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Contact Details:
Address:
Yolande De TernayKersahet
Plougonven
29640
Reviews:
2 reviewsPrice per night:
price from €60Telephone:
0298726016Description:
Description for B&B:
When you exit the main building, the lower bedroom can be found on your right at the end of the low stone building. It is our largest bedroom, featuring two beds on the ground floor that can be joined together, as well as two additional beds upstairs. The bathroom is made entirely of wood and offers a picturesque view of the field, creating a truly pastoral scene. The price for this room is 70 € for 2 people, which includes breakfast.The blue bedroom, located in the little house within the courtyard, is so delightful that you won't want to leave! It is perfect for families, with two divans on the mezzanine level that children love. The bathroom is bright and comfortable. The cost for this room is 70 € per night for 2 people, including breakfast.
The top bedroom can be accessed from both inside and outside the building, but let's enter from outside. Up the small stone staircase and through the door, you'll find a lovely light bathroom on the left, and the bedroom on the right, featuring a large double bed. If you look through the little window at the foot of the bed, you can see the courtyard in the front, while the back offers a view of the countryside. The price for this room is 70 € for 2 people, including breakfast.
The pink bedroom includes a double bed and a divan by the fireplace, along with a small bathroom that has a bathtub. There is also a mezzanine that can sleep two. This room can accommodate up to 5 people. The cost for this room is 60 Euros per night for 2 persons, including breakfast.
Despite being the smallest room, the green bedroom still features a large double bed. The bathroom is well-equipped, and visitors often describe this room as a cozy little nest. The price for this room is 60 € per night for 2 people, including breakfast.
Description for Gite
KerlucyThis delightful detached house is nestled between the picturesque Monts d'Arrée and the stunning beaches. Surrounded by the serenity of the countryside, it has been tastefully renovated in a contemporary fashion while still preserving its authentic character. The inviting and luminous interior is sure to captivate your heart.
Reviews
Appréciations pour La Grange de Coatelan, Plougonven:
Un vrai havre de paix
Le lieu est vraiement beau, la literie est excellente.
Les petits déjeuners complets.
Mais ce qui est le plus frappant, c'est l'accueil et la générosité des hôtes.
Nous nous sommes sentis comme en famille !
Une adresse sans concession que nous gardons bien précieusement !
Les petits déjeuners complets.
Mais ce qui est le plus frappant, c'est l'accueil et la générosité des hôtes.
Nous nous sommes sentis comme en famille !
Une adresse sans concession que nous gardons bien précieusement !
Gros changements !
Très grosse déception !!!
Il y a environ 5/6 ans, nous sommes allés dans cette chambre d'hôtes, et nous avions adorés.
C'est pour cela que l'année dernière, nous avons offert une nuit, petit déjeuner compris, comme cadeau de Noël à nos parents.
Ils y sont allés ce mois ci (nov./15) et là qu'elle déception. L'auberge n'existe plus. On peut comprendre vu la conjoncture ! mais la table d'hôtes, très cher pour ce qu'on leur a proposé. De plus ma fille de 5 ans a payé le même prix que les adultes!
Que dire du petit déjeuner. Nous en avions fait que des éloges à nos parents lors de notre séjour. Et là, NEANT total !!!!
Aucune viennoiserie, pain congelé, far breton congelé ...
Comme quoi, en quelques années il y a eu de gros changements mais pas dans le bon sens.
Nous ne recommandons plus cet établissement !
Dommage
Il y a environ 5/6 ans, nous sommes allés dans cette chambre d'hôtes, et nous avions adorés.
C'est pour cela que l'année dernière, nous avons offert une nuit, petit déjeuner compris, comme cadeau de Noël à nos parents.
Ils y sont allés ce mois ci (nov./15) et là qu'elle déception. L'auberge n'existe plus. On peut comprendre vu la conjoncture ! mais la table d'hôtes, très cher pour ce qu'on leur a proposé. De plus ma fille de 5 ans a payé le même prix que les adultes!
Que dire du petit déjeuner. Nous en avions fait que des éloges à nos parents lors de notre séjour. Et là, NEANT total !!!!
Aucune viennoiserie, pain congelé, far breton congelé ...
Comme quoi, en quelques années il y a eu de gros changements mais pas dans le bon sens.
Nous ne recommandons plus cet établissement !
Dommage
Response from property:
Effectivement les choses changent,avant les gens disaient ce qu'ils pensaient en vous regardant dans les yeux maintenant ils se lâchent sur internet .
Le repas d'hôtes cher,vous pouvez me rappeler ce qu'ils ont eu et à quel prix ?
Quant au petit-déjeuner ,depuis 26 ans que nous avons les chambres d'hôtes ,jamais nous avons servi la moindre miette de viennoiserie.
Nous continuons à servir du far ,des crêpes,des yaourts de la confiture 100% fait maison ,même recettes depuis 26 ans , et les pains,3 sortes, il sont passés au four pour qu'il soit chauds et croustillants. Ok,on n'est pas obligé d'apprécier !
Directions
Travel directions:
From Plouigneau, head towards Plougonven and take the D109 road towards Plourin-les-Morlaix. After traveling 5.5km, you will spot a sign on the right in Coatelan.
From Plouigneau, head towards Plougonven and take the D109 road towards Plourin-les-Morlaix. After traveling 5.5km, you will spot a sign on the right in Coatelan.
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Attractions
- Château de Trévarez: Located in Saint-Goazec, approximately 30 kilometers from Kersahet, Château de Trévarez is a magnificent neo-Gothic castle surrounded by beautiful gardens. Visitors can explore the castle's rich history and enjoy the stunning views from its towers.
- Morlaix: Situated just 10 kilometers from Kersahet, Morlaix is a charming town known for its picturesque harbor and half-timbered houses. Visitors can wander through the historic center, visit the 13th-century viaduct, and explore the Maison à Pondalez, a unique medieval house.
- Monts d'Arrée: These rugged and mystical mountains are located around 40 kilometers from Kersahet. The Monts d'Arrée offer breathtaking landscapes, including the highest peak in Brittany, Roc'h Ruz. It's a perfect destination for hikers, nature lovers, and those seeking tranquility.
- Huelgoat Forest: Situated approximately 35 kilometers from Kersahet, Huelgoat Forest is a magical woodland renowned for its moss-covered rocks, enchanting landscapes, and the famous "Chaos de Rochers." Visitors can explore its numerous walking trails, discover hidden gems like the Devil's Grotto, and enjoy the serene atmosphere.
- Cairn de Barnenez: Located around 50 kilometers from Kersahet, the Cairn de Barnenez is one of the oldest megalithic structures in the world. This Neolithic burial mound dates back more than 6,000 years and offers a fascinating glimpse into the region's ancient history.
- Océanopolis: Situated in Brest, approximately 50 kilometers from Kersahet, Océanopolis is a renowned ocean discovery park. It features aquariums, exhibitions, and interactive displays showcasing marine life from around the world. Visitors can learn about various ecosystems and creatures, making it an ideal attraction for families.
- Roscoff: Located around 60 kilometers from Kersahet, Roscoff is a charming coastal town famous for its historic architecture and thalassotherapy. Visitors can wander through its narrow streets, explore the picturesque harbor, and indulge in fresh seafood at one of the many waterfront restaurants.
- Quimper: Situated approximately 90 kilometers from Kersahet, Quimper is the capital of the Finistère department. It boasts a well-preserved medieval center, including the stunning Saint-Corentin Cathedral. Visitors can also enjoy the charming riverside district, visit the faience pottery museum, and explore the vibrant local markets. These attractions offer a diverse range of experiences, from historical landmarks and natural wonders to cultural and coastal gems.