Celtic Hôtel — Hotel in Lorient

I have to say that there wasn't anything wrong at all with the room. It was absolutely clean; the bed was super comfy; the bathroom was quite big with brand new fixtures.||||We stayed in the room right off of the breakfast room on the ground floor, which has its own entrance on the street, so you don't have to deal with opening up the main door of the the hotel and walking up the narrow stairs to get to your room. (I saw one of the rooms on the 3rd floor, and it was super tiny.) It's also great if you are a smoker because you can just open the door and have a cigarette.||||The only problem with room, besides the price, was in the morning you could hear all the activity in the breakfast room. My girlfriend sleeps like a log and was woken at about 8am (I sleep with earplugs.).||||The hotel is situated a bit far from the port area, which is where you want to be at night and during the day to have lunch, dinner, and or drinks. There are some decent places to buy stuff near the hotel for a picnic down in the port area. ||||Overall, though, I have to say that I don't think the room was worth 65...

A friend and I stayed here for 5 nights and enjoyed it very much. The hotel is well located in Auray and there is a free parking area located just opposite which is very useful. Our rooms were very good, not large, but everything was there and they were very clean. The shower was a very good size and I loved the large shower head! I also welcome the tea/coffee making facility in the room - one suggestion though to the management, please add some sachets of milk (I bought some in the end). I'm British and I like milk in my tea! Breakfast was also very good, with plenty of choice and worth the EUR 9 charged. The staff were very friendly and helpful with tips on restaurants to go to, places to visit, etc. All in all, it was a very good stay and I would go...

We were given a very small room, in spite of booking well in advance, for four days, and only discovered on leaving that there were larger ones. There was not room to open a case without impeding the door opening: a bit like being in a camper van. The staff were friendly but not very interested and we did not feel particularly welcome,||||Rooms were clean and the breakfasts were very good. The hotel was located in a maze of narrow one-way streets and even after three days we found arriving by car somewhat...