Saint-Malo Hotel Guide - Luxury Hotels in Saint-Malo, France

We spent three nights at the hotel. Our room was very comfortable and unusually for a French hotel we had a mini bar and tea/ coffee making facilities. However there was no milk and only a two sachets of instant coffee were provided each day. The shower room was good but slightly dated. The hotel had a good location right on the promenade and a 20 minute walk to the old town. Le Cap Horn restaurant was excellent as was the beach bar restaurant la Terrace but we found the bar upstairs to lack atmosphere and style. The swimming pool was heated salt water and was a nice temperature. It was relatively quiet and a decent size. There was a small unisex changing area (some cubicles) beside the pool which was not quite what we were expecting. We also had to find our own towels in a cupboard in the corridor and were treated with disinterest by the pool attendant. When swimming you also have to wear blue and white caps - these are provided in the hotel rooms and it was fortunate that we had brought them down to the pool. We did not use the spa. When we left we were surprised to have been charged for breakfast as we had booked room only and had not eaten in the mornings. The hotel did, however, refund our money when we pointed this out. I would advise anyone planning a stay to check their bill carefully.

We stayed at this hotel for 3 nights. It is an ideal location about 20 minute walk from the old town along the boardwalk overlooking the ocean. Free car parking was a bonus and the hotel is situated near Mont St Michel which is a 40 minute drive. The rooms were a bit tired looking but quite large and comfortable. The staff were all friendly and the food in the restaurant was excellent.

We enjoyed our 1 night stay in very comfortable room. Hotel is in the picturesque Saint Servan district. Nice and quiet. But just round corner from the Solidor Bay. We will be back. The breakfast was delicous.

Great modern hotel. We're recommended a sea view room as an upgrade for €60 for the night. Although a lovely view (see photo) it was very noisy so in hindsight we should have stayed with the room we booked which would have been cheaper and quieter!! It also smelt as I suspect smokers used the balcony but inevitably this came into the room. We used the pool which was very nice and breakfast was OK if a bit expensive for the quality. Overall a lovely hotel with very nice staff and it was a good experience. We will certainly return but to a back room and no breakfast.

Needed a rest in a visually stimulating place by the sea. Easy to get to near to the beach. Great marina must come down with yacht. Arrived by fast catamaran so easy, of the cat an in the Hotel in 10 minutes. Beautiful Restaurants even in the closed season. Came from Jersey but St Malo could be a 1000 miles away stunning place.

The hotel is in a quite street and looks like an old house. The town is 3 km away from the hotel, the beaches are very close. The room for 4 people is not very spacious but it si nice and very quiet.

Staff speak excellent English. Centrally located and lots of shops and restaurants nearby to explore.

I didn't get a sea view room but a nice view down a cobbled street which was very pleasantly lit by lanterns. All was very quiet after 11:00. Room was very large and clean and bright. Staff spoke excellent English and were helpful. I had to make several journeys up to my room on the 2nd floor but my problem as I had so much baggage. They did offer to help but I am a proud woman! I felt breakfast could have been better. I took my own rolls (ceoliac) and was very limited in choice. Most continental breakfasts have cheese etc. The homemade jams were a nice touch. It was only as I left that I saw the fridge in the corner with ham and eggs. I am not sure if the eggs were cooked or if you had to pop them in boiling water from the coffee machine. I had a lovely meal in their sister restaurant just over the street, excellent. I have no problems in recommending this hotel to anyone. It is very close to the ferry port, under twenty minutes walk.

A one night stay before returning to England via the St. Malo to Portsmouth Ferry.The restaurant served good meals, the only downside was that the menu was only in French.