Name: Grand Hôtel Abbatiale Bénodet
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Grand Hôtel Abbatiale Bénode The Originals Relais

The director is proud of her hotel, its history (which began in 1880), its services, its loyal and sometimes famous guests. “The divine Sarah Bernhardt stayed here for a month, in August 1892. It was shortly before she discovered Belle-Île and decided to settle at the Pointe des Poulains,” Lisa explains. Since her visit, The Originals Relais, Grand Hôtel Abbatial has undergone a few changes. Notably during the interwar period, when two floors were added to meet the booming tourist demand that Bénodet was enjoying. Today, the 4-star establishment offers 51 rooms and 3 seminar rooms.

A swimming pool completes the offer, though being outdoors, it only welcomes courageous swimmers between June and September. Lovers of great sailors will appreciate being able to admire a splendid model of the Pen Duick 6, as well as an oilskin signed by its legendary skipper, Eric Tabarly.

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In this town of elegant villas and beautiful, blond-sand beaches, The Originals Relais, Grand Hôtel Abbatiale welcomes you along the banks of the Odet.

“Making our guests happy.”

WiFi
Fitness room
Bycicle premises
Free hotel car park
Pets admitted
Garage
Electric vehicle charging station
Bar
Lift
Outdoor swimming-pool
Golf course nearby
Night porter

Rooms

Grand Hôtel Abbatiale Bénode, The Originals Relais

Spread across 7 categories (from single to quadruple), the 51 rooms of The Originals Relais, Grand Hôtel Abbatiale are dedicated to comfort, calm, and serenity. Some overlook the garden, others the river, and some even the sea. As for the décor, the atmosphere shifts from a light-blue maritime spirit to a contemporary style blending wood and pale walls, or a retro-chic mood featuring dark, lacquered woodwork reminiscent of traditional English clubs.

Rooms for disabled guests
Non smoking room
Room service

Classic Double or Twin

Classic with River View

Classic Terrace

Classic side view of the river

Cozy room with "sea "view

Family Suite

Single room

Superior room with sea view

Triple

Grand Hôtel Abbatiale Bénode, The Originals Relais

Breakfast

Head to the Grand Salon of The Originals Relais, Grand Hôtel Abbatiale to discover the breakfast buffet. Facing the large windows overlooking the Sainte-Marine harbour, you’ll start your day with sweet and savoury flavours while enjoying local products: fresh bread, apple juice, and of course the unmissable salted butter caramel fountain! For a light bite in the evening, the hotel offers a selection of gourmet jar meals. For heartier appetites, the many restaurants in town will surely meet your expectations.

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Grand Hôtel Abbatiale Bénode, The Originals Relais

6 Avenue de l'Odet 29950 Saint-Étienne, France

Tips from your hotelier

Pointe du Raz

Welcome to the very edge of Brittany, where the land comes to an end (Finistère)! A rocky spur jutting into the Iroise Sea, the Pointe du Raz plunges into the fearsome Raz de Sein, known for its breakers and violent currents that “none have crossed without fear or pain,” as the local saying goes. A marked and secure trail follows the cliff tops. Prepare for dizzying panoramas and sweeping views over dramatic chasms such as the “Hell of Plogoff,” where a narrow, jagged cliff battered by the waves towers more than 70 m above the ocean.

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Bénodet

Often described as a 5-star seaside resort, Bénodet is a true gem in the heart of Cornouaille. Five stars for its five major assets: its beaches with crystal-clear waters and golden sand, its harbours (one modern, the other delightfully picturesque), its lighthouses, timeless sentinels, its charming and characterful coves, and its remarkable heritage (its casino, the Musée des Bords de Mer, its unique villa Ker Magdalen!).

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Quimper

From the quays of the Odet to the green slopes of Mount Frugy, from medieval alleyways to the Locmaria district, dive into old Quimper and uncover the city’s cultural treasures. Take the time to study the cathedral’s façade, admire the timber-framed houses along Rue Kéréon. Cross the Steir and you’ll find yourself on Place Terre-au-Duc, the former quarter of the Dukes of Brittany, where you can try to decipher the street names around you, reminders of ancient guilds: Rue du Pain-Cuit, Venelle du Moulin…

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The Glenan Archipelago

From April to September, boats depart from Bénodet to take you to the Glénan Islands, an archipelago of seven islands boasting white-sand beaches and crystal-clear waters. Here, Brittany turns into the Seychelles! Strolls, sunbathing, and snorkelling are the order of the day. Nature lovers can witness a unique spectacle: between April and June, the Glénan narcissus, an endemic plant, reveals all its beauty. Its peculiarity? Each plant blooms only once a year.

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Pont-Aven

Whether you’re passionate about art galleries or biscuit shops (the two are not mutually exclusive), a getaway to Pont-Aven is a must. Known as the “city of painters,” this small Breton town owes its fame to Paul Gauguin and the Pont-Aven School, an artistic movement born at the end of the 19th century. You can follow in the painters’ footsteps by strolling along the Promenade du Bois d’Amour, which traces the peaceful banks of the Aven, and discover the many watermills that punctuate the town. As the local saying goes: “Pont-Aven, a town of great renown, 14 mills and 15 houses.”