This staff here is amazing, and the hotel itself is located in a beautiful spot. The staff members…read morewe encountered were extremely friendly and helpful, even with our ridiculous American questions. It was so convenient they all spoke English well. They went above and beyond what we could had expected and made our trip to Saint Malo that much better. The hotel is located right across the beach, with amazing sunset views. Fort National is right there, only accessible during low tide. The walled city is a five minute walk, and has so much to offer, especially food. The tourism office is right on the way towards the walled city. Our first day, or night I should say, was the worst possible start of a trip in the history of ever; but this hotel and it's wonderful, cheerful, helpful staff came right in and saved our trip. They made our first night super relaxed and enjoyable, though we'd been through hell. We can't recommend this hotel enough, it was really exactly what we needed to be able to reset ourselves and enjoy our trip after a terrible flight/car rental/arrival/stranded mishap (thanks for nothing Expedia -_-)

The location is pretty great, a 5 minute (or less) walk from Old Town, and right along the beach,…read morewith the harbor on the opposite side. The staff was beyond helpful, multi-lingual (including great English), and always seemed friendly and eager to help. We dealt with at least 5 different staff at the front desk, who helped us with everything from trains, car rentals, pizza delivery an tipping etiquette, to various other information. They even offered to make car rental arrangements for us, when our pre-booked rental fell through. If you are an English-speaking traveler, and your French is less than great, stop reading and book here. As for the room, they have a huge shower, with dual shower heads, and a separate room for the toilette. The bed was large, although it was really two pushed together. The mattress could be better, but this was the only real complaint. There is a garage for parking, but was 15€ a night. It is also very tight to maneuver down there. Luckily, we had the smallest car possible. The location of the hotel made for perfect, quick access to the beach for sunrise and sunset photos, right near an old island fort, accessible at low tide only. It is also right next to the main gates of the walled city, where all the food is located, including some late night options. I cannot recommend this place enough. It is more modern than charming, but the helpful staff alone is a huge arrow in your quiver, especially for first-timers in either France or St Malo, and for language challenged Americans.

Hôtel des Bains is a beautiful building just steps away from the beach, restaurants, and casino…read more Parking can be tricky in this busy area. We spent one night in a lovely, large, nicely furnished fifth floor room which had a nifty sitting alcove (in the turret). The room, accessible by elevator, had wonderful views, a comfortable bed, and provided modern amenities including free WiFi, coffee, tea, and jacuzzi. Our reception was cordial. The hotel lobby had been freshly painted the day of our arrival, so there was some disarray. Up in our room, a used coffee cup and spoon had not been exchanged for clean when the room was serviced before our check-in. Breakfast buffet is offered and comprises coffee, teas, juices, milk, cold meats, regional cheeses, breads, croissants, cereals, and soft- and hard-cooked eggs to order. Service at breakfast seemed a little harried, but friendly. I would definitely stay here again if I return to Granville.

Exactly the right hotel if you're looking for an authentic experience. The hotel is owned and run…read moreby a friendly, polite husband and wife duo. The rooms are wonderful and have personality, and the location is perfect both to explore dinard and as a home base in Brittany.

This is a lovely hotel, run by even lovelier people…read more We chose a sea-view room and it was amazing. There is free wi-fi although it's not the best -- but watching the sea, and the CRAZY tides here, are vastly more interesting than anything you're trying to look at on your device. You can also sit on the terrace overlooking the sea at breakfast if you choose the garden-view room. There is a long staircase coming down from the street, and no lift, so may not be the best choice for someone with impaired mobility.

Lovely sea side hotel with great staff and a wonderful continental breakfast. We enjoyed how…read morecomfortable our room for 3 was set up even though small it was perfect for our 1 night stay. Beautiful walk along beach into old town. We decided to eat in old town even though we knew it would be touristy. Took us at least one trip down a dark hall to our room before we figured out how to switch the hall lights on which are timed to go out to save on electricity. Cute room key accomplishes the same thing in the room. I would stay here again.

The hotel is right on the beach...so make sure you get a room on the ocean side. We stayed for two…read morenights, the hotel is nicely designed, the rooms are small, but the view is killer! The bed is firm and the Wi-Fi a bit maddening, but it's quiet at night. The staff seemed friendly but lacked the personal touch we've found in the other places we've stayed. When asked for recommendations on restaurants you get a bit faded copy of the old town area with so many places listed...you are probably better off just going online. It's about a mile to the old town, but it's a nice walk. Free parking on the street. Their breakfast looked good, but was too much food for us so we went to a nearby bakery for quiche and coffee.

This was the most inexpensive hotel just off the island Mont St Michel, so we got what we paid for…read more They have luggage storage if you arrive before check-in time (which we did). There is a free shuttle to the base of Mont St Michel (not just for the hotel). The rooms are clean, clean enough for the price. Some rooms seem a bit outdated, and do not look like the picture on their website - oh well. Unfortunately, rooms are not sound proofed, and you will absolutely hear your neighbors, anyone going into their room within the hallway, and probably the other wing as well. Bring earplugs.

Spent an overnight here. Overall- satisfied except there's no elevator/ lift and no air…read moreconditioning. The toilet is separate from the shower and sink - it's a good thing, right? Bed is comfy, there's an extra pillow and blanket in the closet. I will never understand the wisdom of the European style half door for the shower. After a shower the floor and area outside the tub gets soaked. Only a bar soap and shampoo is provided. Hand towel also provided. Room is typical size of a European budget hotel. There is a free shuttle steps away from the front door to go to Mont St Michel. There is also a restaurant and convenience store next door.

Two-star Logis hotel. Niice family run location in the heart of Saint-Malo. Friendly staff…read more Nice, well cared for European rooms. Excellent onsite breakfast. The hotel is right next to the ramparts and 8 rooms face the water. I highly recommend rooms on the third floor facing the water. It is a two star but a very nice two star hotel. I would stay here again.

We stayed here one night and it was a good experience. In lower season (early April), we paid…read morearound 120€ which is cheaper than most hotels on the actual Mont St. Michel, but close enough to be a 10-15 min bus/shuttle ride, with the stop located right across from the hotel. Location - I recommend staying close to Mont St. Michel (i.e. one of the hotels located just 10-15 min away from the actual "island") so you can get there early in the morning to avoid the crowds and see the tide changing. It's much cheaper than staying on the actual island which can be double the price. It was super easy to get to the "island" via the shuttle which comes really frequently. There's also a few restaurants close to here (Relais du Roy, next door), and a few places for a quick snack (Brioche Dorée, across the street, right where the big gift shop is). The big gift shop also sells food, water, etc. if you're hungry/thirsty or shampoo, soap, etc. Breakfast - The breakfast was included in the hotel rate, and was decent but not amazing. I didn't expect anything exceptional - it was a standard continental breakfast (yogurt, bread, croissants, cheese fruit, juice, tea, coffee). There's not really anything served hot, as most everything is cold. They start serving breakfast at 7 am so that you can take the early shuttle if you want. Room - The room is pretty small, like most European hotels. Its decor was pretty artsy/whimsical. The bathroom was fine too, a bit small but decent. I found the hotel to be clean and fairly new (not super modern and new, but it didn't feel like it was built in the 80s and never touched since then). Amenities - The WiFi was pretty slow and it was annoying that every 15 minutes or so it would boot you off and you would have to reconnect. We were only here for one night, so it wasn't so terrible, but if you are expecting to have fast/good internet and it's a deal-breaker for you, you may want to stay elsewhere. They don't have standard bath products in the hotel - just a multi-purpose shower gel & shampoo all in one product, so if you want conditioner and separate shampoo, bring your own. Parking - If you call them ahead of time, they will give you a one-time code to enter the gates into the area (it's a one-time, personal code just for you, so if you want to drive out of the area and then return, you'll have to get a new code from them). We got the code the day before our arrival, and it was 4€ for overnight parking which is pretty reasonable. The parking lot was adjacent to the hotel, so we didn't have to walk far with our bags. Overall, the location was great and perfect for the one night we wanted to stay here. It was worth paying a little extra for being so close to the shuttle, and I'm glad we didn't stay on the actual island, as we were able to get there super early in the morning anyways, and saved 100€ or so by staying just slightly further away. I would recommend this place if you're looking to stay overnight in the area.

Nice little hotel in Monte St Michel. Cute little town near the castle and abbey . Art Deco design…read more. The rooms are not super large but adequate . The location - is what's it's about -LOCATION . Shuttle to castle across the street or you can walk. Gated town . Shower is good plenty of hot water. Quiet country setting. Complementary breakfast is typical European style , some meats , breads cereal yougurt juice and coffee- very nice set up. Good breakfast.Staff is super friendly and nice. Hotel is on a canal which you can stroll or walk the little town. Nice stay -

3 parking spaces! This hotel has 23 guest rooms. Unfortunately, we didn't think about reserving a…read moreparking space. Driving inside intra-muros was a nightmare. We found street parking, thankfully. But there is a huge parking lot just outside intra-muros. I felt the room decor was outdated. But it was spacious. We even had an extra twin bed in an adjoining room next to bathroom. WiFi was GLACIAL!!!

A nice hotel in an incredible city. Friendly staff. Good location inside the walls. Rooms are a bit…read moredrab. Bathroom is tight. Views out of room non-existent. But you are here for the city. The tidal shift here is amazing. There are island that can be walked to during low tide. There is even a pool that only spears at low tide. Great place.