At first glance, there’s nothing particularly remarkable about the Ara Hôtel in Landerneau. Its little 80s slate-roofed buildings remind us that we’re in Brittany. Its understated, minimalistic decor points to the recent renovations. And its three stars underline the high-quality services. “It’s what’s inside that sets us apart,” says the hotel manager with a smile. “We’re France’s first hotel to be run as a disability-friendly, cooperative company. Eighty per cent of our employees are disabled.” Open since 1 January 2016, the Ara Hôtel, which offers 55 rooms and dining options, is popular with a loyal clientele of holidaymakers, families and business travellers with its warm and enthusiastic team. Why is it called the Ara Hôtel? It’s named after ara (French for macaw) whose shimmering colours we’ve borrowed and which like to live in communities.”
The Originals City, Ara Hotel
Very bright and well-designed, the Ara Hôtel’s 55 rooms pay tribute to the mascot bird showcasing yellow, green, blue or red in graphic wall decorations. Each room comes with a desk, Wi-Fi and various plug sockets. The rooms at the Ara Hôtel cater to every need with twin, double, family and disabled access options.
People: 2
Size: 14m²
People: 2
Size: 18m²
Check-In: 15h00
Check-out: 11h00
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Breakfast is included in the price of the room.
With the Short Break offer, you can benefit from a discount up to 30%.
Open both mornings and evenings, the Ara Hotel restaurant can accommodate 50 people.
Before lunch or at the end of the day, come and relax with a drink in the bar, or enjoy the freshness of the outdoor terrace.
On the doorstep of Léon and Cornouaille, Landerneau is a small port town known for its markets. The company Leclerc opened its first supermarket here in 1949. Nowadays, the huge 1,600 m2 market building houses the Fonds Hélène et Edouard Leclerc for culture, a wonderful contemporary art exhibition space. Another place of interest is the Rohan bridge (1510), which is one of Europe’s last inhabited bridges.
The former Daoulas Abbey, built in 500 and destroyed by the Vikings, was reconstructed in the 12th century and now plays host to an international cultural centre. The Coast of Legends, to the north of Finistère, a completely protected area with the Bay of Goulven, the Curnic marsh and the Langazel peatland, not to mention its enormous round granite blocks softened by the wind and the centuries. Finally, Brest and its majestic harbour, not to mention a visit to the Oceanopolis complex, a huge building resembling a giant crab and giving a glimpse into ocean life.
05 minutes by car from Landerneau town centre
15 minutes by car from Brest airport
05 minutes by car from Brest railway station
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The Originals City, Ara Hotel
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