Fisherman's house on the port of Saint Goustan in Auray 3-star furnished tourist accommodation

The property is over 250 years old and has a certain charm with old beams and a quirky layout. Set up a hill from the bustling waterfront, but within a couple of minutes walk from it, we were able to enjoy peaceful, quiet nights sleep, and also make the most of the village and all its environs had to offer. The bed was comfy!The only part of our experience I didn’t particularly care for, which is not unique to this house I know, was the need to preorder bed linen and towels, and to decide whether to pay for a cleaner or do it myself at the end of our stay. In order to clean to an excellent standard there should be enough cleaning materials to do so. Also things like hand soap and toilet rolls were not adequately provided. These small things can make such a difference in my view.There were a few velux windows which were grubby on the outside, and the shower door seal could do with replacing. Otherwise, the house was as described and fitted its 3 star rating.

We had a very nice week at this gite. Just a few steps to the old port with its restaurants and bars. And a lovely walk into the center of Auray. The house has everything you need and parking is not far to find. Merci bien!

Really well situated near the centre of St Goustan and very quiet. On street parking nearby was generally easy but a few times we had to park in nearby public car parks. Well situated for visiting most parts of the Gulf of Morbihan. Accommodation was fine for two. At our age (76) we found the stairs a little difficult and the bed very low.

Excellent location for access to Port Auray, Carnac, and other surrounding areas, but smaller than it appears in the pictures. Guidance to find it were a bit confusing, instructions to ignore the no entry sign except for residents would have helped! Plenty of parking close by was available most of the time. Some confusion over provision of linen, believe that the property is listed on two sites, one stating that linen is provided, the other that it can be rented.

The property was beautiful with everything needed to make a very comfortable stay. The house has a lot of historic character and charm and is extremely well situated, being within easy walking distance of some great bars, cafes and restuarants. We are very happy to recommend it to future renters. Valerie and Thierry were friendly and charming despite communication being made more difficult due to my lack of French language. We would definitely look to stay again in the future.

Small and cosy house near the port of St. Goustan with plenty of restaurants. Perfect base for many excursions throughout the South of Bretagne.

We had a really enjoyable week in this small cottage. It is well appointed and very comfortable. It is close to the restaurants of St Goustan and a short walk from the town of Auray which has really good markets, restaurants and shops. It is also well located to explore the coastal areas and the many local prehistoric sites around Carnac and elsewhere. Parking is tight but we almost always found somewhere and there's a car park 5 minutes away. Highly recommended.

Clean, warm, extremely quiet and very well-located. Plenty of free parking at 300 metres (on chemin de Bellevue). Many excellent restaurant options within an easy stroll. Geographically well-located for visiting many destinations in Brittany.

The house was perfect for the two of us in winter (spending maybe more time in the house than in summer). Cosy and really well set out with, for want of a better phrase, a lovely feel.. Five minute walk to the restaurants and bars in the port. Auray itself very sweet. Quiet and reflective in winter, we wanted to break up a big cities journey with a town that could offer some tranquility. Perfect. Suspect it rocks in summer. Le Chaudron restaurant extremely good.

Wonderful location near the old port of St. Goustan, where there are many restaurants with outdoor seating and views of the river, Our hostess and her daughter met us at the house and explained everything to us. Her daughter Matilda says much better English than I speak French, and that was a big help to us. Parking for our car was in the street close by the house. Finding your way into the old port area by car is difficult as there is road work barring the main approach. Enjoyable stay for us.