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Weekend detente, restaurant, promenade, que du bonheur

Jannick the host is a really, lovely person. He made us feel most welcome and despite the slight language barrier, made himself fully understood. Communication with him sometimes took a little longer, but nonetheless, always satisfactorily replied. The gite is well positioned, within a short walk of the quay at St Goustan - a beautiful medieval port. We were lucky with the weather and were out most days exploring the gorgeous Breton coastline and countryside - the gite is ideally placed for this. The WIFI was good, we didn't use the TV. Points to remember: You'll need to take your own bedding, though duvets are supplied. The toilet/shower room is on the ground floor, the bedrooms are upstairs. No towels, toilet paper, liquid soap and washing up liquid supplied, a tea towel for kitchen was. Overall, a really enjoyable stay and would return again.

The property is in an ideal location and reasonably well equipped, but there are two points to raise; 1)Sheets for the bed cost 20euro per week and I only got this information a couple of days beforehand and we were already en route. 2)The futon in the salon makes for very uncomfortable seating at night. Otherwise it was all good.