Charmante maisonnette – Terrasse - Proche plages

## Space

You'll love its SOUTH/WEST exposure, so you can enjoy the sunshine all day long on the terrace, hidden from view, around the barbecue or on the sun loungers.

This 48m2 cottage sleeps 4 (2 bedrooms)

Ground floor:
- Entrance with storage cupboard.
- Living room with large sofa, coffee table, television.
- Dining table.
- Fitted kitchen with fridge, oven, toaster, coffee machine, kettle, etc.

1st floor:
- Bedroom with two single beds (90cm).
- Bedroom with double bed (140cm) and storage space.
- Shower room.
- Separate WC.

Outside area:
- 40m2 terrace with garden table and chairs, barbecue.

At your disposal in the accommodation:

► Hairdryer
► Wi-Fi
► Pets not allowed

Parties not allowed.

A true haven of peace! A complete change of scenery guaranteed!

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🧺LINEN OPTION - IMPORTANT - TO KNOW

Bed linen and towels are not included in your stay.
Take advantage of the professional linen option at a very attractive price.
Premium hotel-quality ironed linen, disinfected to ISO 9001 and RABC standards.

If you do not wish to take out this option, you can choose to bring your own sheets. In this case, we invite you to enquire about the exact sizes of bedding after your reservation in order to best prepare for your trip.

Pillows, duvets and mattress protectors, bin liners and toilet paper will be provided free of charge.

Price per stay: €35 incl. VAT for 2 people, €45 incl. VAT for 3 people, €55 incl. VAT for 4 people + €10 incl. VAT per additional person.

The linen option includes : Complete bed linen (pillowcases, duvet covers, fitted sheets), one bath mat per bathroom, bath towels, kitchen towels).

Information and reservations on the HOMELOK website (link sent automatically after your reservation, URL blocked by the website).

Online payment by credit card only (cash or cheque not accepted).

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THE CITY OF GUIDEL

A stone's throw from Lorient, between land and ocean, Guidel appeals to nature lovers and history buffs alike. Accessible by road, coastal paths, or hiking trails, the town reveals a heritage that blends Breton traditions and maritime horizons. Its immense beaches lined with dunes, its lively marina, and the meandering Laïta River offer a backdrop that changes with the tides and seasons.
The Church of Saint Peter and Saint Paul, the chapels scattered throughout the countryside, the coastal fortifications, and the Fort du Loch are reminders of a rich maritime and spiritual past. On the nature side, the Loc'h reserve and the Grand Loc'h ponds are home to exceptional flora and fauna, making Guidel a true haven for outdoor enthusiasts. Between surfing, sailing, bike rides, and cultural discoveries, Guidel combines a gentle way of life with authentic Breton charm.

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👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 ADDITIONAL SERVICES

Book equipment to make your stay as comfortable as possible: cot, high chair, baby bath.
Information and online reservations on the website: link sent after your reservation (URL blocked by the website).

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🛎️ WHO WE ARE ?

HOMELOK has become one of the leading names in short-term holiday rentals in Southern Brittany, earning the trust of hundreds of owners.
With HOMELOK, you can enjoy accommodation that has been checked by us and a top quality hotel service: arrival and departure management, a team at your disposal 7 days a week, cleaning done after your departure...

HOMELOK also offers a transaction service (buy/sell).

Do you own a second property? Are you looking to buy a pied à terre? We can help you with your property project from A to Z, from finding the right property to managing it from start to finish.

Get in touch - we'll be delighted to hear from you !

Find us on our website.

Take advantage of a preferential rate, from €15!
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## Access

## Interaction

## Neighborhood

THE CITY OF LORIENT

Just a few hours from Paris, Rennes or Nantes, the port city can be explored by road, rail or ocean, and even from the air! The citadel at Port-Louis, the ramparts at Hennebont and the Fort Bloqué at Ploemeur are just a few of the thousands of years of architecture that mark a land that is rich in its ancestors and proud of its battles. The commercial port of Kergroise, the fishing port of Keroman, the passenger port which carries over 450,000 passengers a year to the island of Groix, and the marinas spread across Lorient, Kernevel, Port-Louis, Gâvres and Guidel.

Lorient's reputation as a port city is well established!

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