Hotel terbaik di Saint-Malo

Superb sea view room booked at a good rate through Brittany Ferries in a ferry and hotel package. Amazing listening to the sound of the waves as I went to sleep. The bed was very comfortable and the room had a wonderful bathroom with a jacuzzi bath and separate rain shower. The room was so luxurious and the view so good we didn’t want to leave and didn’t manage to try out the pool and spa area downstairs. The hotel is situated right next to the old town with a good choice of restaurants in close proximity. We had continental breakfast in the room and it was ok

To my surprise I was upgraded to one of the new rooms (005) at the back of the hotel. Whilst no view of the sea the room was large with a sitting area, a comfortable bed and a lovely bathroom - unusually in the day and age had a bath rather than walk in shower. Staff were really welcoming, helpful and friendly. Found a parking space immediately outside of hotel. Was able to use UK Parking app (Paybyphone) which was just as well as could not make head nor tail of the parking meter! 4€ for 24 hours. 10 minutes walk along front to entrance into town. Have found my new stopover hotel when taking ferry back to Jersey!

I'm giving three stars, since I can imagine worse experiences, but three stars really feels generous. I booked Le Grand Be based on location, ability to get a parking spot, AC/elevator, and reviews. We arrived having not received any information on where or how to park. Saint Malo is a walled city with lots of tourists. Nowhere to pull over to figure things out. We got to the hotel and had NO idea where to put the car, nor was there anywhere obvious to unload. I had to drive around the block (takes way longer than you would think), drop off my son and get him to ask for help. A very nice front desk staffer came out to help with bags and told us where to park. I had reserved outdoor parking because they told me that would be easier to park in than indoor. I did not see the indoor, but let me tell you I hope they were wrong. You try backing into a spot surrounded by pedestrians, with parked cars immediately across from your spot, on a narrow street. It was harrowing. You also had to be very precise due to the metal blockers on the ground. Once inside, a different staffer checked me in. She said she needed my card for a (LARGE, more than my total stay) deposit, and I handed it over. Immediately, it became clear something was wrong. She did not attempt to explain, but called someone else over who was equally confused. It was clear to me that they had actually charged my card instead of using it for a deposit. When I asked, she confirmed that's what happened. They could not figure out how to refund it, and I ended up waiting about 20 minutes (already missing a lunch reservation) until someone came back who could refund it. They handed me a credit slip but my card was charged. The charge hit my bank immediately, of course, but the refund did not. That night, we realized our door didn't latch. Like to the point that it probably wasn't closing properly even when housekeeping left. Even knowing this was the issue, it took 7 or 8 slams to get it to latch. Slamming too hard would just make it bounce. Obviously, this was unsafe for my belongings when I wasn't there and unsafe for us personally at night. I called the front desk that night and someone came up who slammed it closed and said that's all you have to do, and left. From the inside, I couldn't even tell if it was truly closed, because from the outside, all you had to do was push it open. The next day, before we left with the car, I asked if I should park in the same spot, if I needed any kind of tag on the car, etc. They were confused about why I even asked. We came back hours later, and sure enough someone was in my spot, so I had to park in another spot. I reported this to them, and again they were confused and expected me to wait around. I finally told them we were going out to dinner (without the car) and would be unavailable to move it. This is now the second to third time, depending on how you count, that they expected me to sit around accommodating their is

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Very elegant hotel located on the beach. Beautiful views of the beach and sea. Staff was very friendly and helpful. Most spoke English, but some of the waitstaff didn't. Has spa within the hotel property that offers a variety of services. Breakfast offered a wide range of choices. Rooms were clean and quiet. Air conditioning and wireless worked great! The biggest downside is its distance from the town center. A good 30 minute walk down the boardwalk. But a lovely hotel with fabulous views of the channel.

Nice hotel in a good location on the seafront in St Malo. We had a room with a little balcony with a side view of the sea. It is within walking distance of the walled town with lots of restaurants. The room itself was clean and comfortable and just what we needed for a one night stop over. Not a fan of bathrooms being separate from toilets but that’s personal preference and I don’t like the thick carpet again personal preference because it doesn’t feel hygienic. The pool was a nice surprise and it was clean and all the jets worked well. Overall pleasant stay.

This is a typical French seaside ”pension”, with small rooms, a bar/bistro/crêperie and fantastic views over the beach and sea. The décor needs brightening up, but it is clean throughout, and the bed was very comfortable. The bathroom is quite modern and the shower was excellent. We took a room on the sea side with a small balcony, which was absolutely worth paying for....in fact it is a must. We appreciated drinking traditional Breton cider in the bar on the ground floor, and at the great rooftop bar. This was an unexpected bonus. We also really enjoyed the buffet style breakfast - traditional French with good bread, croissants, etc, as well as cold meats and eggs cooked quickly to order. Of course fresh crêpes were also available. For us, the hotel completely conformed to our expectations for this type of short stay. We visited in Nov, but it was a holiday weekend, and St Malo was very busy. We did not take the option of the private hotel parking, and it was difficult to find a space close by.

We arrived late at night and found the hotel easily accessible on foot from the ferry. About a 10 minute walk. Check-in was simple and we were soon in our 3rd floor (top floor) room. No kettle or water in the bedroom however in reception, you could make your own drinks to take up to your room. Water was also available. Small bar area in reception. Decent, powerful shower with shower gel provided. Room was laid out well, with a view of the walled city across the docks in the distance. No aircon in bedroom so needed to have window open so road noise did impact at times. Did notice a small fan in the room but we didn’t need it. Breakfast was plentiful & usual continental fayre which we enjoyed. Although on this occasion we were on foot, we did have a look around the garage/underground parking area for research purposes for a future visit. Only comment we would make, is that the entrance/exit did not have much signage to stop parking directly infront of the doorway so would suggest that the hotel (if possible) put a ‘no parking’ grid on the ground to deter people from blocking the doorway. Ideal hotel for a visit to St Malo or overnight stop to/from the ferry.

Le Beaufort was a great place to stay to visit St.Malo. It is right on the beach and is just a short walk to town. Rooms are comfortable as were the beds. Bathroom is impeccable and we had maid service performed daily while we were out exploring. Staff is friendly and accommodating. The restaurant has great afternoon tea and dinner there was delicious. They do have a parking lot but we ended up parking in the street without issues. Loved this little gem.