Located next to the sea in Saint Malo, Hotel La Villefromoy is an attractive mansion situated in a residential district of the city. The 26 elegantly decorated guest rooms include free WiFi.
EVREN
Turkey
Everything was very good except one of the towels doesn’t smell good. And the shower gel bottle was almost empty. In the fridge there were two half drank bottles. The staff changed them with the new ones. Thanks for quick response.
Located within the walled city at the heart of Saint-Malo, Hôtel des Marins, Saint-Malo offers modern rooms with a flat-screen TV and free WiFi. It provides a ticket service at the 24-hour reception....
HotelF1 Saint-Malo offers accommodations in Saint-Malo. Free WiFi access is available throughout the property. Each room have access to a shared bathroom.
Nestled within the fortified walls of Saint-Malo, Hotel Cartier Intra-muros resides at the very heart of the city, offering easy access to its vibrant surroundings.
Great location.
Very clean and the staff very nice
Our hotel is ideally located on the port of Saint-Malo facing the Duguay-Trouin basin, a few minutes' walk from the Sillon beach, 5min from Intra-muros and 10min from the train station.
The location , easy parking and a breakfast of kings !
Located next to the sea in Saint Malo, Hotel La Villefromoy is an attractive mansion situated in a residential district of the city. The 26 elegantly decorated guest rooms include free WiFi.
Great place and extremely helpful and friendly staff.
The ibis Styles Saint-Malo Center Historique sits in the heart of the historic fortified city walls of Saint Malo, just 98 feet from Sillon Beach and 246 feet from Saint-Malo Marina.
Location, front desk exceptionally helpful, very clean
Located in Saint-Malo, this hotel features contemporary guest rooms with a flat-screen TV. It is set opposite Saint-Malo Train Station and is 0.6 mi from the beach.
Beautiful hotel, lovely staff and a good breakfast!!
The Hotel de France and Chateaubriand is located in the heart of the historic city of Saint Malo, 689 feet from Saint-Malo Marina. It offers breathtaking views over the sea and le sillon.
Very welcoming and helpful staff.
A very good atmosphere
Hôtel Oré, Saint-Malo is located at the entrance to Saint-Malo, near the aquarium. The hotel offers family rooms for up to 6 people, flat-screen TVs and free WiFi access.
The hotel was very well decorated with a lovely garden.
Set in a property originally built in the 16th century, Hotel des Abers is located in central Saint Malo, 1312 feet from Saint-Malo Casino and 1640 feet from Cale de Dinan Ferry.
The home made breakfast , and the hospitality of the host !
Hôtel Le Nautilus is set in a renovated 17th-century building and is located in the walled city of Saint-Malo. This hotel offers a bar, luggage storage and a shared lounge.
The owner was exceptionally helpful
And rooms were perfect
Nestled in a 6-hectare park only a 5-minute drive from the beach, the Château Hôtel Du Colombier dates back to the 18th century and combines historical charm with modern comforts.
It was one of the most beautiful hotel I ever stayed ❤️
Hôtel Anne de Bretagne is located in the old walled city of Saint Malo, 886 feet from Saint-Malo Marina, close to the ferry terminal and the exhibition center.
Everything was artistic and exceeded my expectations
The hotel is ideally located in a calm area of the old Saint Malo, near the beach, main shopping area and the Ferry terminal. Saint-Malo Marina is 1640 feet from the property.
Excellent. Breakfast included all needed to start your day.
The 17th-century Manoir Du Cunningham is located on the seafront, just a 10-minute walk from the Old Town in Saint-Malo. It offers rooms and suites with flat-screen TV and radio.
Location superb, staff extremely helpful and friendly
Alba hotel is located in Saint-Malo facing the beach and beside the port. It offers a bar and rooms with sea views. Bar open daily from 11:15 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.
Great location, friendly staff, great view, delicious breakfast.
FAQs about hotels in Saint Malo
On average, 3-star hotels in Saint Malo cost $99 per night, and 4-star hotels in Saint Malo are $164 per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in Saint Malo can be found for $359 per night, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
The average price per night for a 3-star hotel in Saint Malo this weekend is $113 or, for a 4-star hotel, $176. Looking for something even fancier? 5-star hotels in Saint Malo for this weekend cost around $514 per night, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
On average, it costs $88 per night to book a 3-star hotel in Saint Malo for tonight. You'll pay around $130 if you choose to stay in a 4-star hotel tonight, while a 5-star hotel in Saint Malo will cost around $240, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
One of the major seaports connecting France and England, Saint Malo is Brittany’s most visited town and a tourist destination in its own right.
The Old Town overlooks the English Channel and is completely surrounded by restored walls. You get a great view of them if you arrive on the ferries from England to St Malo (either direct or by the Channel Islands). Once an island, this citadel now shelters behind it the hundreds of sailing boats bobbing in the modern harbor.
Within the Old Town are bars and restaurants serving oysters from nearby Cancale, and many of the St Malo hotels. The most notable sights are the cathedral with its colorful, stained-glass window, and the castle - site of the town's museum.
The beaches are sandy, though the water is somewhat bracing. A causeway leads to Grand Bé, a rocky island housing the tomb of Chateaubriand, its most famous son. To the south is the 14th-century Solidor Tower, a remarkable collection of artifacts from voyages around Cape Horn. Further inland is Labyrinthe du Corsaire, a huge maze that will keep kids busy for hours.
In the Rance River, connecting the sea to Dinan, is the world’s first tidal power station. The road over it leads to Dinard Airport, the closest to Saint-Malo.
St Malo is nice just not in the winter because it often...
St Malo is nice just not in the winter because it often rains and cold. If you must, stay in a modern hotel at least you can curl in the bed, order room service or have a good read at night when it was too wet and cold to venture out. Have an excellent lunch at Bordier ( and buy all butter type imaginable), enjoy one or two kouign amman, drink fresh ice teas in most restaurants ( which is non existence in Paris).
Rahayu
Indonesia
Scored 8.0
8.0
The town has many points of interest but unless you know a "...
The town has many points of interest but unless you know a "local", it is not always easy to see beyond the "Intra Muros". Getting acquainted with the history of the town, from medieval port, via Chateaubriand, and up to the impact on the town of the Second World War will give you layers of appreciation to think about for some time after you have left. Dinard should also not be ignored. For the locals, there is a significant feeling of "separateness", but a boat trip across the Rance will give you access to a whole different experience, from seaside town to architectural gem, not to mention very special views of St Malo.
Colin
Scored 10
10
The high wall that surrounds the city of Saint-Malo forms a...
The high wall that surrounds the city of Saint-Malo forms a loop of about two kilometers. It is possible to go down and back up wherever you want, from the different staircases located at each gate. We did the whole loop and then went down and stroll the old city. it was wonderfull
Alona
Israel
Scored 8.0
8.0
We enjoyed the lively, bustling atmosphere and the many...
We enjoyed the lively, bustling atmosphere and the many independent shops. We particularly enjoyed our walk along the city ramparts. We had an excellent lunch at a restaurant quite close to the historic entrance gate. The staff had great personalities and were extremely friendly. The Sancerre was divine!
It is easy to get around St. Malo on foot. Parking might be challenging as all the car parks looked full. We avoided it.
Sonia Schmid
Switzerland
Scored 10
10
I used St Malo as a base to visit Dinan, Dinard, Cancale,...
I used St Malo as a base to visit Dinan, Dinard, Cancale, pointe de Grouin, and diners in the old town. Good bus system and a great connection with Rennes and access to the rest of Bretagne and visit to Le Mont St Michel
Martine
Belgium
Scored 10
10
A beautiful place with fantastic beaches and steeped in...
A beautiful place with fantastic beaches and steeped in history. Vast choice of restaurants, shops and places to visit. Wonderful architecture which has been well preserved. Great place for walking and sightseeing.
KEITH
United Kingdom
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A fabulous hotel right in the middle of Old Saint-Malo with secure parking. Can’t speak highly enough of Nolan who greeted us at reception with a lovely welcome and who helped us with a number of questions that we had. A credit to the hotel. Our room was lovely (501), on the top floor and with space to spare. Would definitely book it again. Breakfast was good with options for standard Continental or Continental + cooked items.
We had a lovely stay in this stylish boutique hotel. The decor is gorgeous and the rooms are spotlessly clean and inviting. Great communal space around reception with plenty of tables and books. Generous breakfast buffet. Very quiet on the outskirts of town with easy parking. We would love to stay here again!
We drove so information from hotel as to best parking location and access out of office hours was excellent. Room was very nice, spacious and great location, all around excellent experience.
Would love to have stayed longer
Great location in the walled city of Saint Malo. Really great staff who were helpful throughout our 2 night stay. I appreciated storage of our 2 bikes and good advice on places to eat. Hotel was spotlessly clean
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