Les Marrons sleeps 8 and La Maison du Jardin sleeps 10. Each has their own garden and barbecue area, ideal if you are renting one cottage and want peace and quiet.

Le Guily is also perfect for larger groups who want to book the whole hamlet. Enjoy the privacy of your own cottage with your friends or family nearby. Having exclusive use of the whole hamlet is great fun for family reunions, birthdays or anniversary celebrations, or fishing, golf, cycling or walking groups, clubs and associations.

Set within 2 acres of delightful, well established gardens, Le Guily offers excellent facilities, boasts splendid views and is perfect for children.

Le Guily offers a spacious centrally located courtyard with ample room for parking surrounded by beautiful, established landscaped gardens which are accessible to wheelchair users and those with limited mobility.

The gardens have plenty of space for children of all ages to run around, explore and play safely without disturbing the other guests. A play area is equipped with swings, slide and climbing frame.

In the grounds is a boules court and ample room for football, cricket, badminton etc.

With various seating dotted around, the space is great for relaxing, family games, entertaining or enjoying the beautiful views.

A large gamesroom equipped with pool table, table tennis, electric darts and a multi-gym and crosstrainer.

Once 2 thriving farms Le Guily has been sympathetically restored to a very high standard, retaining its original character and charm. Each cottage is extremely comfortable and spacious with disabled access, offering facilities for wheelchair users and those with limited mobility and fully equipped with everything you need for a great holiday.

Le Guily lies in quiet and tranquil countryside, amongst green rolling hills and lush wooded valleys in the Blavet Valley. However, the hamlet is not at all isolated and there is an abundance of picturesque towns and villages close by.

The little village of Kergrist with its church, baker and grocery shop, garage, bars and restaurants is one mile away, or a short cycle ride. Three miles away is the picturesque small town of Mur-de-Bretagne with supermarket, pharmacies, baker, butcher, petrol station, Post Office, banks, tourist information centre, mini-golf and good bars and restaurants.

The larger historic town of Pontivy, formerly known as Napoleonville, is 6 miles away, with the River Blavet and the Nantes-Brest Canal flowing through the town.

There are several larger supermarkets, a wide variety of shops and many good bars and restaurants with an excellent farmers market on Mondays.

The famous Chateau in Pontivy is well worth a visit. Lac de Guerledan is 4 miles away, a magnificent 7.5 mile long stretch of water surrounded by trees. It is the largest lake in Brittany and one of the finest sights of inland Brittany.