Book
early to avoid disappointment
Hotels
in Brittany tend to book up fast for the peak holiday
weeks,
from mid July to late August, so advance booking is highly recommended,
notably in popular resorts like
Saint
Malo.
Besides, since the Brittany hotels listed on this page are small, and
since they all offer good value and a warm friendly environment, many
of them may fill up even well out of the peak holiday
season. So booking in advance, if there are rooms avaialble, is never
a bad idea. Leave it until later, and you may well find that the rooms
that were available have been taken for your dates.
The Brittany hotels listed on iHi have been carefully
selected from among the thousands of hotels in the region.
Secure
booking
iHi is an
independent user-supported website that does not track visitors. By
clicking for more information on a hotel, you will be taken either to
the hotel's own website, or to its page on an online booking portal,
where you can book directly in English or many other
languages. Some hotels listed in this directory do not use
booking sites, and must be booked
directly with the hotel by email or telephone.
Online
booking generally requires a credit card in order to secure a
reservation; this is a standard security against "no show" bookings. In
most cases payment will not be debited in advance
of your stay, but made directly to the hotel on arrival or on
departure.
iHi
works in
partnership with leading booking portals
Hotels.com and
Booking.com.
and is not involved in any transaction or
reservation made between third parties. We may receive commission
from sales made on selected partner websites reached through affiliate
links.
While
online booking portals guarantee the best online rates for hotel
booking, many small independent hotels have a policy of fixed room
rates that will be the same however the booking is
made.
iHi is a travel information website and not a
travel agency.
Information is provided by hotels and online booking sites in good
faith,
Hotel star
ranking
in France:
Stars
are usually a guide to quality, but not always, since in France they
are
attributed in function of amenities and services provided, but not
necessarily the
quality of those amenities. The system was revised in 2009, and though
it is now more flexible than before, the classification still
remains amenity based , rather than quality based.
This
directory includes several
hotels which, in terms of quality, do not have as many stars as one
might expect.