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"Friendly and helpful welcome. Very good room with large walk in shower. Shower seat provided due to mobility problems. Superb high quality breakdasy."

"Habitué des lieux, j’ai bénéficie une nouvelle fois d’un surclassement. "

"Good "

"Extraordinaire, très confortable calme une adresse à retenir merci "

"Only there for the night golf the next day, Hotel exceptionally clean , stop there again"

"Great Location, less than 5 minute walk from the train station that serves Paris, and very close to St. Brieuc city center. "

"Très bon accueil et très propre, très confortable."

"John and I are in our 70s and stayed at The Manoir du Roselier with our daughter and son-in-law. I can honestly say that we have stayed in many wonderful hotels over our 54 years together but this one is way beyond exceptional. The rooms had many wow factors, our bathroom and the one adapted for those with disabilities were thoughtfully designed with top quality units and facilities. The lighting everywhere was superb, modern but sympathetic to the style of the original manoir, the beds comfortable. Everywhere was scrupulously clean and designed to be able to keep it that way. Breakfast was amazing with tastes of local dishes (kouigin amann and far breton) a selection of local cheeses and a wonderful array of breads and pastries as well as fruit and yogurt. As we were only there for one Sunday night, we were unable to use the restaurant for an evening meal, but the cocktails were delightful (which we enjoyed with a game of Scrabble!) Of course the location is superb too, we had sea views which added to the joy of our stay. The staff were attentive and friendly. Thank you for such a memorable visit. We certainly want to return! "

"The hotel is well located and we had a big room overlooking the port. We were a bit disappointed with the poor quality of the property and an overall musty smell especially in the corridors which have no ventilation. Its overpriced for the quality. I dont recall any AC but by opening window and (rotting) skylight the draft was sufficient for September. "