Hotel Miramar Crouesty - Hotels & Preference - Arzon, France
Port du Crouesty
Arzon, 56640 Nightly Rates(304.90 - 828.28)3 Star
Property Description
Between the Atlantic and the Gulf of Morbihan lies the MIRAMAR CROUESTY looking like an ocean going liner anchored in the bay.. This elegant building with its clean, naval lines houses the unique Louison BOBET Institute of Thalassotherapy and the MIRAMAR CROUESTY hotel.
Amenities
Bar/Lounge
Barber/Beauty Shop
Concierge
Free Parking
Golf
Meeting/Banquet Facilities
Pets Allowed
Pool
Pool
Parking
Restaurant
Room Service
Shops/Commercial Services
Tennis
Television with Cable
Laundry/Valet Services
Room Information
Embarquement TWN
:
Room 1st floor Sealake view 25 sq mts bathroom TV cable satellite direct dial phone
Embarquement DBL
:
1st floor Sealake view 25 sq mts bathroom TV cable satellite direct dial phone
Embarquement Suite Babord/Tribord
:
1st floor Sealake view Spacious TV cable satellite direct dial phone
Passerelle TWN
:
2nd floor Sea View 25 sq mts TV cable Satellite direct dial phone
Passerelle DBL
:
2nd floor Sea View 25 sq mts TV cable Satellite direct dial phone
Passerelle Suite Babord/Tribord
:
2nd floor Sea View Spacious TV cable Satellite direct dial phone
Superieur TWN
:
3nd floor Sea View 25 sq mts TV cable Satellite direct dial phone
Superieur DBL
:
3rd floor Sea View 25 sq mts TV cable Satellite direct dial phone
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Miscellaneous Information
Euro is the native currency.
Check in time is 3:00
Check out time is 12:00
Time Zone is Europe/Paris (1 DST)
Opened in 1990
120 rooms.
0 suites.
4 floors.
Directions
FROM AIRPORT , DIRECTION VANNES-QUIMPER UP TO MUZILLACEXIT : AMBON / SARZEAU UP TO PORT DU CROUESTY (D 780)
110 Km. VANNES / NANTES (N 165) , EXIT SARZEAU/ PORT DU CROUESTY ( D 780 )
Resort located sea side Atlantic Sea North West France
NTE, NANTES INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT 120 KM.
Guarantee Policy
All reservations must be guaranteed with a valid credit card and expiration date. For guaranteed reservations a deposit is not required.
Cancellation Policy
No shows are charged the one night stay booked, not including tax. Cancellation policy is 15 days prior to arrival. Cancellation fee: the equivalent of 1 night (tax no included).
Restaurant Information
LA SALLE A MANGER
On site/Gastronomic. Lunch and dinner.
LE RUBAN BLEU
Diet lunch and dinner.
Meeting Facility
Meeting services
Audio visual available: Overhead Projector, Screen. Catering available : half or full board package with coffee breaks
POUPE
100 mē 60/ 65 PAX
HAUBANS
65 mē 25/30 PAX
GREEMENTS
65 mē 25/30 PAX
Recreation Information
Tennis, Golf Cource, Indoor Pool, Health Club.
The Gulf of Morbihan
1.9 Miles North islands of Monks and Arz
The city of Vannes
21.7 Miles North main town on the Gulf of Morbihan
Oysters farms
3.7 Miles North West Famous in the Gulf of Morbihan
Tidal mills
4.3 Miles North East Perfect place for tidal mills
The Chateau of Suscinio
6.2 Miles South East Middle age Castle Duke of Brittany
The Abbey Church of St Gildas de Rhuys
4.3 Miles South East Spiritual centre 6th century
ST ANNE D?AURAY
28.0 Miles North West Centre of pilgrimage
ST GOUSTAN
28.0 Miles North West Picturesque harbour
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