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A modern room with a dining table, chairs, a TV, and a view of a building through large windows.

A row of modern houses with balconies, neatly trimmed hedges, and a well-maintained lawn.

A swimming pool with lounge chairs, a lifeguard stand, and residential buildings in the background.

A spacious living area with a blue sofa set, a grey armchair, and a coffee table. There is a large window with sheer curtains, a map on the wall, and a television displaying a scenic view.

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Top La Trinite-Surzur Hotel Reviews

La Maison Obono Hôtel Restaurant & Spa

10/10 Excellent

"A great one night stay enjoying the lovely grounds in the late afternoon/ early evening sunshine. We look forward to trying the restaurant on our next stay ( restaurant closed on the night of our stay - Sunday)."

Aparthotel Adagio & Spa Vannes

8/10 Good

"Convenient location for accessing the wider Morbihan Bay area. Half decent breakfast, good size of the rooms. No play area for kids outside! Very, very understaffed! - felt sorry for the staff there, who actually showed up to work"

Espace Montcalm

10/10 Excellent

"Basic but great value good location will use again"

Hotel Hermine Vannes Port de Plaisance

10/10 Excellent

"Lovely place and air conditioned in a great—but noisy!!—location by the port. We had to keep our windows closed at night and still it was very loud and rowdy until all hours. No parking on site and no elevator, but the staff were super helpful with the luggage and we had a very pleasant stay. Vannes is lovely and walkable and still pretty crowded with tourists in mid-September. Not a word of English heard on the streets!"