This was the first time that I and my partner had visited and stayed at St Malo. Now we wonder why we waited so long before going to this extraordinary town. If you love everchanging vistas of sea and beaches this is the place for you. I chose the hotel after reading the good reviews on this site and I can confirm that all the excellent comments are true. Very friendly and helpful hosts, impeccable decor and the bright colours inside the hotel are warm and pleasing. Breakfasts were delicious with home made brown bread, french bread, croissants, yoghurts, jams, soft cheese, cakes and for me there were lots of varieties of green tea....I booked a queen sized bed which meant that our room was a little larger, I think. It is a small hotel with a lot of character and good value. Beds are also very comfortable with latex mattresses ..............
Eating within St Malo is expensive but we ate a couple of times at the Amoricaine, which had a three course set menu for 12 and 16 euros - very good quality food. There is not much food for vegetarians in the town but the omelettes , galettes and crepes are varied. The walk to Dinard is beautiful and interesting [ about 3 hours] and you can get the boat back, which takes 10 minutes. We also went to Dinan, which is an extraordinary town. You can go by boat up the Rance [ 30 euros and nearly three hours] or catch the No 10 bus which is comfortable and inexpensive and takes an hour. Go down to the river by the steps and zig zag path and come up via the 14th century cobbled road . We are looking forward to returning and seeing more.
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- Le Nautilus Saint Malo
