Family hotels and homes in Sévignac

The property was fantastic and the room was large, clean, comfy and well furnished with a large ensuite. It is situated in a small village setting. The hosts were fantastic and very hospitable & informative. We arrived on a holiday Monday with no options for dinner in the village so we took the host up on the offer of having dinner in the B&B and we didn't regret it. The food was delicious and extremely reasonable.

The house was cozy, decorated with taste and easy to locate.

it had character it was very comfortable excellent value for money and the hosts were welcoming. We would definitely recommend the breakfast.

Alain and Bruno were the perfect hosts, very attentive and obliging. The location suited us, very peaceful and quiet with stunning gardens - lovely. The breakfast were tremendous, great job both.

The location was perfect, & the apartment spacious and comfortable. I was able to store my bicycle safely inside the apartment.

Le Bonheur en Bretagne is really an amazing place to stay, especially with a dog! The dog is warmly welcomed and allowed to run free in the huge garden. The food was delicous, home made bread, yoghurt, delicous local cheese and cidre, also suitable for a vegetarian. Overall huge recommendation, if you can you really should stay here for a little while!

This charming Gite just outside of Plenee-Jugon (about 5 minutes by car) was everything we could have asked for. The gite is VERY rural, in a little settlement of only 5 properties. As a result it is exceptionally quiet and relaxing. The gite had everything we needed for self catering - a good selection of cooking utensils, pots, pans etc. We especially liked that towels / tea-towels, toilet rolls and a selection of basic cleaning & washing up materials were included so we didn't have to go out and buy these. There's a good size Intermarche Contact in Plenee-Jugon, and if you want something bigger or budget there are LeClerc & Intermarche Hypermarkets, and a Lidl in Lamballe (20 mins drive). St Brieuc is close enough for a visit, alomg with additional shopping in Dinan (we always take a visit to Action) and we love the beach at Pleuneuf-Val-Andre, and there are some nice restaurants / brasseries to choose from (tip: avoid those directly on the beach, and try those in the road behind to avoid over the top beach restaurant prices. Janet (Gite host) is happy to give restaurant recommendations (which was handy for us as we wanted to eat out on a Wednesday evening and she knew what would be open and what wouldn't) Yes the wifi is a little slow, but I think people forget they're staying in rural france, so you're never going to get fibre connection speeds. When the winds aren't blowing a gust / it's raining cats and dogs, the Gite has very good 4g mobile internet service and we found this sufficed for all of our needs (we're lucky to still have free data roaming on our mobiles post brexit). If you don't, pick up a 4g travel sim either before you go or when you arrive. We were visiting family who live locally, and they were also impressed with the Gite, and will be sharing the details with other family members as will we.