Le Magasin à Sel

The old building has been beautifully restored and all three rooms are spacious and characterful. And quiet. The beds are big, albeit on the firm side. The kitchen/ breakfast room is there for you to use, so a morning cuppa was no problem for us Brits. Or a cuppa on returning from coastal walking! The conservatory is very elegant, and the deck outside quiet and sunny. Brigitte is so kind and helpful, and her breakfasts provide for every possible taste, with local honeys and jams, yogurts, multiple bread choices, masses of fruit and a huge variety of teas and coffee. There is also a great collection of maps and walking guides. The entrance to the accommodation is an entrancing art gallery, and all the rooms have tasteful paintings and sculptures. Perhaps Crozon itself lacks for some things, like eateries, but it has a daily market and the supermarket is almost next door. Morgat, at 3k, is ideal for eating out in the evenings.