At the tip of Arcouest, the Maison des Îles offers travellers an intimate and poetic stopover. Cradled by the sea, its tides and changing lights, this is a place to recharge your batteries!
Built in 1903, the Maison des Îles has stood watch over the island of Bréhat for over a century. Originally the first guesthouse at the Arcouest headland, it later became a crêperie and then a B&B; it has welcomed guests such as Marie Curie and is steeped in history. Today, its four rooms and self-catering cottage, all facing the sea, welcome travellers seeking a break from it all. Fancy an outing? You’re in the perfect spot to set off for Bréhat, follow the coastal path or explore Tréguier, Paimpol and, further afield, the Pink Granite Coast. When you return from your stroll, settle down in the lounge, enjoy the garden or treat yourself to a moment of relaxation at the spa. A precious haven that you’ll almost hesitate to share!