Treguennec hotels from HK$466

"Room was spotless. Front desk clerk was very charming and courteous."

"Yes, the room was spotless. The staff was so kind and helpful. Thank you very much."

"Excellent staff, always friendly & helpful. Outstanding location one block from historical centre. Lovely spacious room, modern bathroom. The only negative: parking is not €10/day. The parkade next to the hotel allows 15 min free. But a full day is €16.50 = €33 for 2 days. Luckily street parking up a hill as suggested by reception. . Luckily to find street parking up a hill as suggested by "

"The hotel was very comfortable and well placed. The staff were very friendly."

"We were welcomed by reception staff, all information was explained in detail (en français). The apartment was exceptionally clean and comfortable and as described. We had a ground floor apartment with a terrace screened off from the parking area. The proximity to the beach was wonderful, again as advertised. "

"The room was spacious and very clean. The breakfast had plenty from which to choose."

"Always great to stay at Les Sables Blancs. Great food, great service and the waves on the beach taking you far away"

"We enjoyed our stay in the Douarnenez area and the hotel provided a pleasant base to enjoy it from. Breakfast was good and the evening meal very good. Staff were very pleasant and helpful . The accommodation in the annex was clean, comfortable and quiet. The condition of the building that your hardworking staff was housed in, shocked us as it looked dilapidated. This also impacts on guests such as ourselves, whose rooms looked onto it from the annex. Quite a difference from the views from the main building."

"We loved the beeroom with the mezzanine level. It felt like we werent sharing with the kids and they loved being up there. The room however was extremely hot as there was no air conditioning. Parking was plenty and we were allowed to park there before check in. It was about a 25min walk into the centre which was very good. Would recommend this as a place to stay for an onward journey"