Hôtel Kastell Dinec'h Minihy Tréguier

The Kastell Dinec'h is a charming and characterful hotel in a 17th century Breton farmhouse in the middle of an ocean of greenery, calm and serenity. The hotel is ideally located 2 km from the historic centre of Tréguier, a "small town of character", and 11 km from the beaches (Trévou-Tréguinec and Port-Blanc) in the heart of the Trégor-Côte d'Ajoncs region. The cosy rooms with a personalized decoration and a different style for each of them are all equipped with bathroom with bath or shower, toilet and hair dryer, flat screen TV in all rooms. Reading and relaxation room with fireplace, board games. Free internet access and wifi. Outdoor swimming pool (open and heated from May to September) and sun loungers available to guests. Terrace and garden of 5,000m2 (meals can be taken in the garden during the summer months on request). Free parking inside the hotel. Sweet and sour buffet breakfast. Table Gourmande" dinner in the evening only (single menu excluding drinks) on prior reservation and reserved for hotel guests only. On request: possibility of special formulas (seafood, picnic...). Our establishment is completely non-smoking.

"The hotel is located in the sector of Trégor-Côte d'Ajoncs, between the Isle of Bréhat and the Pink Granite coast, 2km from the centre of Trégor, an official ""Village of Character"". This is the country of the great philosopher Ernest Renan and possesses a truly remarkable architectural heritage, with many religious and cultural relics (e.g. 10th century Saint Tugdual's church). Our village of Minihy-Tréguier is well-known as the birthplace of the most famous of Breton saints: Saint Yves, patron saint of the legal trade all over the world
The hotel is close to one of the wildest and most beautiful coastal areas, 16km from Paimpol, famous for Isle of Bréhat, 11km from Port-Blanc and 16km from the popular seaside resort of Perros-Guirec. The countryside around Tregor contains a large number of cultural, historical and natural sites, including: Pontrieux, Chateau Roche-Jagu, the Paimpol to Pontrieux steam train, the gardens of Kerdalo and Kestellic, Beauport abbey. Several ports (Penvénan, Plougrescrant and Tréguier) welcome seaborne visitors and provide a range of opportunities for watersports (sailing, sea kayak, boat trips). Hiking, cycling and horse riding along the coastal paths (including the GR34)."