Restaurant Le Querrien — Restaurant in Saint-Malo

I booked a prestige sea view room for an overnight stay at Le Querrien, Cancale. I was fortunate that paid parking was available immediately opposite the hotel. At first impression, we weren't impressed with the room, Room 8 on the first floor. It had a sea view but a wall on one side and the roof of the restaurant was the first thing you saw before the view. We looked at another room on the 3rd floor that was pokey and depressing so decided to stay where we were. The room grew on me a little. The hotel is very well located in the centre of Cancale but just far enough from the main drag of restaurants. We looked to eat at Le Querrien as we had lunched there before but the menus didn't really grab us for the price and it was well down on TripAdvisor for eating. We didn't opt for breakfast as we wanted to eat lunch in Dinan before heading to the ferry in Saint Malo. The room was spacious enough with a fridge and separate bathroom and separate toilet en-suite. There was a safe in the wardrobe but strangely, it wasn't secured so if I had put valuables in it, someone could have walked into the room, picked it up and fled, safe and all! The bed was comfortable and coffee making facilities were provided with a kettle but strangely, no milk! All in all, we had a pleasant overnight stay at Le Querrien and if revisiting I would consider it again for an...

I booked a prestige sea view room for an overnight stay at Le Querrien, Cancale. I was fortunate that paid parking was available immediately opposite the hotel. At first impression, we weren't impressed with the room, Room 8 on the first floor. It had a sea view but a wall on one side and the roof of the restaurant was the first thing you saw before the view. We looked at another room on the 3rd floor that was pokey and depressing so decided to stay where we were. The room grew on me a little. The hotel is very well located in the centre of Cancale but just far enough from the main drag of restaurants. We looked to eat at Le Querrien as we had lunched there before but the menus didn't really grab us for the price and it was well down on TripAdvisor for eating. We didn't opt for breakfast as we wanted to eat lunch in Dinan before heading to the ferry in Saint Malo. The room was spacious enough with a fridge and separate bathroom and separate toilet en-suite. There was a safe in the wardrobe but strangely, it wasn't secured so if I had put valuables in it, someone could have walked into the room, picked it up and fled, safe and all! The bed was comfortable and coffee making facilities were provided with a kettle but strangely, no milk! All in all, we had a pleasant overnight stay at Le Querrien and if revisiting I would consider it again for an...

It is very clean and shipshape. There are 15 rooms up above the popular restaurant, a majority with a sea view. Our room was surprisingly spacious and comfortable. A decent shower and a bathroom with better lighting than many hotels at a higher price point. Comfortable bed and quality linens.||Great location, just beyond the heart of the restaurant/shopping district. You need to fend for yourself as to the city's pay parking. Probably not a good idea for us to arrive on a Sunday afternoon as we did. We learned that even when a lot is "complet", folks tend to queue in their cars until a space opens up. Once you find a space, you can get a discount from the city for staying overnight at this hotel. ||It was quiet during our stay. Breakfast was fine, if not exceptional.||There are 17 half steps up a spiral staircase to the first floor, and more to the next. Well lit, and with a strong railing, but obviously not for everybody as there is no elevator.||Love the vintage shipping posters in the hallway and the slightly funky lamps in our room. Reasonable price considering the optimal location and the expensive...