Find hotels near Saint-Malo Golf and Country Club, Le Tronchet from AED 277

"Host was friendly and helpful, room was clean and nice."

"Wonderful, unique bed and breakfast - especially for anyone who likes vintage furnishing! Everything was so clean and all the room decorations thought out. It was one of the best places i have stayed. Breakfast was fantastic and overall great value for money."

"Wonderfull guest house "

"Hosts eagerly helped us have a delightful stay."

"Beautiful hotel. Very friendly staff. Very good breakfast and parking nearby. "

"Wonderful location, historical building, friendly stuff. "

"An amazing historic house, over 300 years old! Great hosts Agnes and Claude. A lovely breakfast. Location great for our morning ferry crossing back to the UK."

"It was a pleasant stay "

"Lovely hotel "

"Only stayed for one night but noted easy overnight lock-up parking, very helpful, friendly receptionist, good size room with super king bed which was very comfortable. Hot water quickly available. "

"Lovely hotel Staff friendly and helpful Excellent location be aware that to walk into the town whilst it’s only 20 minutes it’s up a very very steep cobbled hill Secure free parking Swimming pool whilst on the river no rooms have a river view Lots of restaurants within 10 minute walk along the river Great food offered beautiful setting"

"The host was very attentive and the property was clean and tidy."

"Location and staff was excellent!"

"A more traditional French hotel. Breakfast good but not as good as some; a bit expensive for what it was."

"Very helpful staff and good location."

"Cute hotel, really great location with a good breakfast. Would definitely stay again"

"Well run hotel and very friendly and effective staff. Very happy with the stay. "

"The staff here were amazingly helpful and accommodating for motorbikes. We had a room with lake view which was picturesque."

"The hotel and staff were excellent. The breakfast was very good. The management team could not do enough for us. My only (very minor) criticism was the stirrer for the tea. One needs a spoon, particularly to remove a teabag, not a slender and flimsy piece of wood. Otherwise 10 out of 10."