Brittany

Le d’Avaugour, in Dinan, Brittany, is a classy and very welcoming urban hotel, with comfortable good-value rooms facing on to the market square. — The Telegraph

An imposing historic hotel within the walled citadelle of Saint-Malo. — The Telegraph

Relax into the lap of luxury at this grand hotel with sweeping views of the water and St-Malo beyond. — Lonely Planet

A stylish, welcoming hotel set in an ancient house a few feet from the sea in Roscoff, a delightful little town in north Finistère that attracts many touring visitors in its own right. — The Telegraph

The cobbled streets of the Vieille Ville are visible from this comfortable 18th-century hotel directly across from the town theater. — Fodor's

It’s part of a sweeping 250-acre estate with lush garden and stunning water views. — Fodor's

For a solid sleep in the center, this is your best option. — Frommer's

From the outside this looks like nothing more than a large Breton house, but once beyond the entrance you'll discover an exotic world of spices and far-away tropical sea ports. — Lonely Planet

Nudging right up to the beach in Dinard's historic center, this chic restaurant has both gourmet fare and fabulous water views. — Fodor's

It's a good option, on a quiet, narrow backstreet close to the cathedral and a few blocks from the town's main museums and theaters. — Fodor's

With all rooms overlooking a picturesque, stone-lined, treillage-bedecked garden, this hotel likes to welcome visitors to "silent nights"—and cheerful ones, too. — Fodor's

A 15-minute walk from downtown, LeCoq-Gadby is a former family estate turned boutique hotel. — Afar Magazine

The splendour of the adjoining beach, one of Brittany’s loveliest, ensures that the Beau Site is hugely popular with families with young children. — The Telegraph