The house was clean, comfortable, well equipped and located well for the beach, town centre but also close to the countryside with an abundance of good cycling routes, many off road on good surfaces. Very good restaurants nearby.
Large, quiet house within walking distance 3 minutes from the beach and 5 minutes from the shops.
Villa · Pléneuf-Val-André (22)
À propos de Large, quiet house within walking distance 3 minutes from the beach and 5 minutes from the shops.
Villa • Chambre pour 10 • 4 chambres • 1 salle de bains
Informations mises à jour le .
Rédiger un avis
Avis clients (59)
Lovely house idealy situated,near all conveniences.All you need in the way of equipement,fridge,washing machine ,dish washer etc.Ideal for a large group either family or elderly people.The house is situated near the port of Dahouët(10 mins along the coastal path)where you can find the local baker,restaurants,market for fresh fish etc.The beach,Le Pissot is only 5 mins away.Down town in Val André Pleneuf you have all you need in the way of shops from the .fishmonger to the super market.All in all you can spend a great holiday in this region with lots of different places to visit.The owner was very helpful about the variuos things to do and also leaves you a great dossier i.e.markets etc.Don't hesitate about making your reservation!!And you can even forget about your car.
We passed a most enjoyable fortnight in this well-equipped house. The charming and welcoming owners met us there in the evening, following our arrival by ferry at Saint-Malo, (an easy drive of less than one hour). The house is in a peaceful private estate at the top of the cliffs, about half a mile from the town centre, and the directions were very clear and precise. The house was immaculately clean and well maintained, and the briefing given by the owners was detailed and helpful. The garden is very secure, and our dog loved it. There is a very good Leclerc supermarket about half-a-mile away, and there are excellent local shops "down in the town", with three markets per week and at least two days when fresh fish and shellfish are sold direct from the boat on the quayside in Dahouet, also less than a mile away. We ate in several small local restaurants, menus being mostly fish-oriented , and we particularly enjoyed "Le Sud" at the eastern extremity of the esplanade, which had a superb view over the bay. The best-quality restaurant was undoubtedly "Le Biniou " which is very close to a Michelin star, and which. although dearer than the others, was still aout half the price of a comparable meal in the UK. We unreservedly recommend the venue.