L'Auberge - Maisons Glenn Anna

A sensational place. Delightful ambience, extremely comfortable room, ours leading directly to garden. But it’s the food and service which is special , beautifully served with incredible dishes and such a combination of flavours. Totally delicious and well worth a special pilgrimage. And perfectly placed for a break in a journey up from the south as only 2 hours from Roscoff

Our second visit to this lovely hotel. Dog friendly, comfy rooms (amazing full body shower). Loved the art deco furnishings (Not Breton MarieH!) Very welcoming and the fine dining in the restaurant is really amazing (it's not steak and chips!) and terrific selection of lesser known wines. Very well placed for touring the area and great for relaxing afterwards. We had a ground floor room with small patio onto the very pretty enclosed garden. Pleasant park 100 yds behind the hotel for walking the dog. Will certainly be back.

This hotel is perfectly located in the center of town. Quiet and beautiful garden. Very good breakfast. The restaurant is very gastronomique.

Our second visit to this lovely hotel. Dog friendly, comfy rooms (amazing full body shower). Loved the art deco furnishings. Very welcoming and the restaurant is really amazing. Very well placed for touring the area and great for relaxing afterwards. We had a ground floor room with small patio onto the very pretty enclosed garden. Pleasant park 100 yds behind the hotel for walking the dog. Will certainly be back.

We really liked this hotel, which was situated in a quiet, lovely village. Secure overnight parking was available in an adjacent lot. Accommodation over three floors faced out onto an attractive small garden (all rooms seemed to have balconies/ patios). Ours was on the ground floor, which I'd recommend as you feel more connected to the garden.||Our room was spacious and nicely decorated. The shower was in need of an upgrade, but otherwise the bathroom was fine. The toilet was in a separate room, which is unusual and welcome. The breakfasts were very good, with plenty of choice and modest quantities that didn't bloat you for the rest of the day. Not everyone will appreciate having to order perishable items the previous evening.||The staff were exceptionally friendly and helpful. I particularly liked how one of them asked whether we wanted to speak in English or French, rather than make an assumption. That same person even called me on my mobile a few days in advance of our stay to check if we had any questions, enabling me to make a couple of restaurant reservations in advance.

We had a great 2 night stay and really appreciated the gentle and attentive service by the friendly staff. The room had aircon which was great as there was a mini heatwave. There are lots of other lovely features - rooms have balconies overlooking the carefully tended garden, great showers, sparkly clean and lovely bathrooms. Lots of space in the room. We had the fine dining dinner in the hotel which was great but they also own a bistro down the road which is more reasonably priced and also good quality bistro food. I particularly enjoyed the breakfast and didn’t mind preordering.

We stayed here 4 nights. The room was clean and well serviced. It had the normal amenities; TV, coffee maker, desk plenty of plugs etc. The hallway had a bit of a mild smell from mildew but I am super sensitive due to my extreme allergies. It was all manageable.||||This hotel exceeded every expectation I had of a 3 star rated hotel. The staff that served us was absolutely incredible. There are kind, considerate and pleasant to talk too and they truly made us feel welcomed. The second point is that the meals were extremely good. It was a typical French breakfast with multiple choices of breads meats cheese eggs orange juice etc. Everything was fresh and most of the products were locally sourced. ||||||Great value||Adequate room space. Mostrooms look into their beautiful garden||Outstanding service||Location is a bit out of the way but you can easily bus or taxi to a larger town. We did so to Auray. 15 minutes away by bus 2.50 euro for the trip.||Get a guide for the Saint Anne's church. A very short walk from the hotel There simply too many tales to tell.

L’Auberge Glenn Anna failed our expectations on most levels.|The welcome was not existent, not a smile or small talk, just instructions on how to get to our room , time for dinner / breakfast, general rules about parking and hotel being locked up at night.|The bedroom overlooked the main road, too many furniture , typically dark traditional Breton style which made the room feel even darker, decor needed revisiting.|The worst part was the loose skirting boards which obviously had been left , in the state we found them for a while… months … years. ..with no attempt to repair and make them good. Maintenance was not a priority.|Bedding was came last century, brown blanket, bottom sheet was stretchy synthetic material , not comfortable.|Bed itself was acceptable.|Cupboard/ hanging space was in the same state, broken shelves.|Bathroom also , at first appearance looked ok : seventies/ eighties style, black and red granite marble washbasin with golden taps, |Shower : same style, except that the shower attachment was not properly fixed to the wall and the heavy shower handle was loose..|We reported soon after arrival the state of the room.|Only during dinner, were we informed that we would be upgraded for the second night.|Apologies were nonexistent |We did not enjoyed our 3 courses dinner: fussy service, the smallest amuse bouche was served in a large tray or in a wooden box made to look like a book.|Long and winded service, dining room lacked character, atmosphere.|The upgrade was a pleasant suite, but again we did not appreciate the flocked duvet covet, not exactly very smooth and comfortable.