Coat Amour Manoir - Chambre d'hote 5 Bedroom Manor (BF001927)

Eating Out

'Morlaix Restaurants'
"Why not be spoilt for choice ! – If you do not want to eat here Morlaix has everything from plain and simple to very French chic with prices to match. Try a crepe in the newly opened Aptik Bilig or the Creperie L'Hermine, both in gorgeous medieval buildings, or good value fair in the Bains Douche (the old converted public baths and showers). Try La Maree Bleu, or L'Estaminet for something more sophisticated. Why not go down the estuary four miles to Le Cafe du Port at Le Dorduff overlooking the estuary and Loquinole. Are you a gourmand? Try the Hotel de Carantec, a Michelin two rosette restaurant not to be missed - superb. What ever you choose we do not think that you will be disappointed."

Local Area and Activities

'Golfers'
"There are several courses within easy reach by car, at Carantec (15 minutes) and Brest (a choice here and only 35 minutes away)."

'Heritage'
"This area of Brittany is awash with cultural and urban heritage. Choose from many of the beautiful small towns and villages, full of character, museums, churches and galleries."

'Nature Lovers'
"Visit some or all of the 7 nature reserves in Brittany, Les Sept Isles (Seven Islands) at Perros Guirec for gannets and puffins, or Venec (Brenhill) for ducks, grebes and peat bog plants."

'Oceanopolis'
"This world famous series of huge and fabulous aquaria, at Brest, is only 35 minutes drive away."

'Sun Worshippers, Sand Castle Builders, Rock Poolers and Swimmers'
"There are amazing beaches only 15-20 minutes drive from Coat Amour."

'Walkers and Cyclists'
"Explore the signed footpaths (one runs past Coat Amour), or ramble though the Arree Mountains in the National Park of Armoric, famous for its flora and fauna, just to the south of Morlaix."

Markets and Shopping

'Morlaix Market and Shops'
"Morlaix has a wonderful and varied Saturday morning market with local producers of meat, vegetables, fish, cheese, bread, jams, flowers and plants, in the main market square, whilst clothing, books, bric-a-brac etc in the Place des Otages. A typical friendly, interesting and invigorating experience of France. Nearby the Grande Rue and La rue de Ange de Guernisac has lots of great shops."