Quiberon Hotels with Bars

Very nice Hotel in all aspects ! The combination of the Thalassa treatments and the dietetic is great, very relaxing and ”healthy”. The staff is professional and polite and very kind. Very thoughtful in many respects. Regarding the dietetic side you will be coatched personnally and my wife and myself, Adeline did a very good job, daily talk about your eating/drinking habits, very nice and with staying results (lost 3kgs in 6 days...). When it comes to the treatments, had a two specials treats from Frank, he has magic hands when it comes to massage, so I will perceive it as somebody who is not to kean for this type of ”exercixe”. To conclude this is a superb stay and has staying effects....don't hesitate !

The hotel has a quiet location, not far from the sea and the restaurants and shops of Quiberon are well accessible walking in 15 minutes. We had a beautiful room with balcony and sea view in the 1st floor - very modern and attractively furnished. The bed was very comfortable. The atmosphere in the hotel was pleasant and quiet, the staff very friendly and effort! Breakfast buffet has offered a good choice, there were also fruit salad and pancakes. We were unfortunately only 2 nights in this hotel, I would certainly book it again and also recommend for a longer stay!

The hotel is very relaxing ! With a careful staff and good advice ! With nothing to do with the chains ! Take a sea view room to wake up in the morning with the noise of the waves In the centre with all the nearby restaurants

Breakfast and WiFi are included in all the prices at the ibis Styles Quiberon Centre Hotel. A short walk from the city center and its stores, the hotel is close to the Côte Sauvage. It is 12.4 miles (20 km) from Carnac and offers access to the Belle-Ile, Houat, Hoëdic and the Gulf of Morbihan. The hotel is ideal for weekends or seminars and offers 57 designer rooms with WiFi access. It also offers 2 conference rooms, an outdoor heated swimming pool, a fitness center, sauna and spa.

The hotel is located by the sea, about 1 kilometer away from the town center, which is a bit far away. The overall environment is still very good, the French seaside hotels seem to have separate toilet boxes and bath rooms. However, there is no elevator, and it is more difficult to carry your luggage up to the third floor. Parking spaces need to arrive early, otherwise they are often full. However, there will still be some free seats in the street, which is a little farther away. There are many elderly people who come on vacation and need to be quiet. Close the main entrance after 9 o'clock, although the genius only wiped it out at 11 o'clock here, you need to enter the hotel through the back cotton code door.

We originally booked a family room for three nights and let the hotel know that we had a wheelchair user in our group. The manager made contact to let us know that the family room wasn't suitable, as it was on the first floor and there was no lift. He suggested we book a wheelchair accessible room and an adjoining room, which would cost €40 more. Maybe the details were lost in translation, but the rooms cost over €50 more, per night, and they weren't adjoining, they were next door to each other. The wheelchair accessible room was very small, the bed was right next to the door. My daughter's wheelchair actually blocked the door when she was in bed. I stayed in the room with her. The sliding door to the bathroom was impossible for my daughter to close. Our room was next to the entrance to the swimming pool, on the third night the noise from the filter system woke me up. I complained about the noise, but was told nothing could be done about it. The receptionist asked if I wanted to change rooms, but I didn't want to disturb my daughter. A sleepless night followed. We ate dinner in the hotel restaurant on the second night of our stay. Roast chicken was the main course. It was very disappointing, chicken breast on the bone, a tomato cut in half and watery boiled potatoes. I asked for a small portion for my daughter, she received an adult portion. It was one of the most uninspired restaurant meals I have ever eaten. With dessert and wine, our meal for three came to €96. When we checked out I reiterated my complaint about the noise. The receptionist apologised that there were no other wheelchair rooms available, even though I had been offered one the night before. She said the rooms and breakfasts had been paid in full, and I owed for the dinner. At this stage I presumed that the extra €40 was being deducted. I paid for the meal, got my receipt and we left. When I checked my bank balance later an extra payment of over €150 was taken. No mention of this was made at checkout, why say my bill was paid in full when it wasn't? We felt robbed, to put it mildly. This hotel is in a great location, the rooms are clean but very small and outdated, they are not worth the nightly rates. The wheelchair accessible room is not fit for purpose, in my opinion. The food at breakfast was good, but dinner was overpriced, mundane and indifferent. A very disappointing stay.

Overlooking the ocean in Quiberon, the Hotel Europa offers well-decorated rooms with their own private balcony. Rooms include flat-screen TV and free Wi-Fi internet access. The Hotel Europa, with views of Quiberon Bay, also has a covered heated swimming pool as well as a relaxation Spa with sauna and hamman. Massages are available upon request. The hotel restaurant serves traditional cuisine and seafood dishes. After dinner you can sip a cocktail in the lounge bar as you admire the sunset over the ocean. Free parking is provided at the Hotel Europa, making it easy to explore Brittany by car.