Pour 2 couples : Logement proche commodités, très propre et bien équipé. Deux belles chambres. 2 WC Produits de 1ère nécessité fournis (café, filtres, gel douche, produits ménagers...) Possibilité de parking devant la porte d'entrée. Salon extérieur et petit jardin herbeux. Plages assez proches. Pas pu profiter de la piscine (hors période) mais c'est un "plus" incontestable.

Route toute proche, assez passagère la nuit, d'où difficulté de dormir velux ouverts Débit Box souvent insuffisant, provoquant des pixels sur TV, et arrêts sur image Personnes âgées : attention, escalier un peu raide

Tres propre, moderne, tous les équipements, les instructions claires et les echanges faciles.

Marches de l'escalier un peu étroites, pluie tres bruyante sous le toit (+ que chez nous qui sommes aussi sous les toits), wifi lent

Tout la maison et les alentours

Rien

Upon arrival, Pascal immediately welcomed us and showed us the way to the key (although we also received clear instructions in a What'sApp message). Pascal and his wife are incredibly friendly people, we immediately felt welcome and at home. Inside, local Breton cookies and apple juice were awaiting us. The house is beautiful from the inside and outside, and built by Pascal himself! It has a toilet upstairs AND downstairs, an outside swimming pool, multiple bedrooms and all necessary facilities. Everything was also totally clean. We were located in a nice little hamlet called Kerguillaouet, right in between Moëlan-sur-Mer/Molan in the north and Quimperlé/Kemperle in the north. They are both only 10 minutes away by car and have multiple large supermarkets: Lidl, Intermarché and É.Leclerc. The villages and towns are beautiful, and the nature is also incredible. Beautiful beaches and rocky coasts, only 8 km by car. In the whole region, Breton culture and Breton language are kept alive by bilingual road and street signs. The bigger city Quimper/Kemper is about an hour away by car, and Brest and Vannes/Gwened also are not that far. Don't forget to visit Concarneau / Konk-Kerne with its beautiful fortified island, and consider taking the ferry to the large island of Groix/Groe. If you're a history buff like me, also check out the various menhirs across the land and visit the U-Boot bunkers at Lorient.