Les Gens de Mer - Lorient is an excellent choice for travellers visiting Lorient, offering a family-friendly environment alongside many helpful amenities designed to enhance your stay.
Les Gens de Mer - Lorient offers guests an array of room amenities including a flat screen TV and a desk, and getting online is possible, as free wifi is available.
The hotel offers baggage storage, newspaper, and express check-in and check-out, to make your visit even more pleasant. The property also features a lounge. Guests arriving by vehicle have access to free parking.
Given the close proximity to Stade du Moustoir (1.3 mi), guests of Les Gens de Mer - Lorient can easily experience one of Lorient's most popular landmarks.
When you’re feeling hungry, be sure to check out Amy's - Bagel & Coffee, L' Alchimiste, and Dita Von Pizz', which are some cafes that are popular with locals and out-of-towners alike.
There is no shortage of things to do in the area: explore popular history museums such as Keroman Submarine Base and Abri de defense passive.
Enjoy your stay in Lorient!
The hotel has lost its sparkle, it's not the one in the photo's, remember those movies of the old house, that was once a lively thriving place, this is like that. Overgrown vegetation, half-completed DIY projects, and peeling paintwork. It was a hot, no tell a lie it was a very hot day in June when we checked in for a one night stay. Check-in was ok (thanks Google translate and GCSE French), but then the climb upstairs where it got hotter and hotter, we opened the door to our extremely small double room and immediately opened the windows (No AC here), and found that didn't help, but made matters worse, because, we can now hear the loud seagulls. We requested an oscillating fan to help with cooling and air movement, none provided. The only saving grace for the room was the shower had cold water direct from the Artic (or it felt like it at the time). The evening meal was pleasant enough, but the atmosphere was strange, no background music, no banter/murmurings, one waitress/cleaner, no vibe, it felt like this place was dying a slow death. So the reason for the poor rating was the room was far too small for a double, no AC or oscillating fan, the state of the rooms and general areas needed completing/finishing off. We had high hope of this hotel and its location but were disappointed with what we found.…
Situated in an industrial area of the Port and 25 minute walk into the Festival Interceltique but I wouldn’t recommend walking around the area at night alone. Exterior of the Hotel could do with cleaning. Bed was comfortable and bedding clean. Room needed small repairs and hadn’t been very well cleaned - spiders/cobwebs/dirt in corners. View was of the industrial fishing Port. Staff were pleasant. Ok for an overnight stay if nowhere else available.
Looking at the pictures on booking.com we thought we'd book this hotel. Big mistake, the pictures on booking.com weren't the same and they had used pictures from other hotels, this is a chain of hotels. When we checked in we went to walk upstairs and it stank, it was the smell you get when something gets wet and left. We got to our room, nothing like the pictures at all, curtains hanging off the show was broken and very small rooms! We could of cryied, we had to go for a walk to have a chat, my wife and I didn't want to stay here as it was awful, but it had already been paid for so we had no choice but to stop our 2 nights. We were offered another room, shower worked just, no curtains at all and the shutters looked like they had never been cleaned! Now I've stayed in some shabby hotels in my time, but if have to say this is the worst! I'd sooner stop in an F1 than this place. Be worned this is nothing like the pictures on booking.com Not clean not as advertised and is in an industrial estate too! Stop here at you own peral you have been warned!…
The restaurant is back to its very nice basic lunch menu at 13.50 euro - we had the help yourself hors-d'oeuvere with 10 things to choose from, almost all freshly prepared today, followed by a high quality entrecote with french fries and a bit strange tomato sauce. For desert you could choose between chocolate cake or ice - try the Malaga ice! The restaurant itself is spacious, and the service is professional.
we only stayed one night with our little dog. The manageress Marianne was very helpul while booking over the phone and when we arrived and so was the entire staff. The food was very good and rooms cleaned and nice. A little downside as it is by a port it was a little noisy early morning as it was a warm night we had the windows open.
The rooms are small but clean and well appointed. The restaurant had great service and good food. Reasonably priced rooms and meals. Located near the Keroman museum - we walked over. It is just opposite of the fishing docks.
I stayed here recently for the Interceltique festival. It's about half an hour walk from the city centre but the no. 20 bus runs regularly nearby. My welcome pack, (maps, gastronomy, bus schedules, etc) included a festival badge and programme which I thought was really useful - ordinarily the badge costs €5 at the festival. The room was small but very comfortable. There was a generous and varied breakfast buffet. Lovely friendly staff at all times. I'd stay here again!
Hard to find even with GPS but worth it. The location is industrial on the waterfront but wasn't too noisy. The hotel is inexpensive. Rooms are small but clean and staff is helpful. Good value for the money.
This is a "seamans hotel" - a stop-over hotel for fishing crews, in the heart of the fishing docks but with no sea view at all. A loud siren goes off at odd times of the day and night, presumably to give warning of the impending fishing fleet's return to port. The hotel had arranged for guests (including families with young children) to have a tour of the docks to see the catch being landed. The hotel restaurant is the best value fish restaurant that I've found in France.
You don't expect much when you pay €35 per night (special rate), but I was pleasantly surprised. The room was small but generally clean. Showers had lots of pressure and hot water, and towels and bedsheets were clean. Breakfast (€7.50) was a typical and reasonable quality continental breakfast. Staff were friendly, pleasant and helpful. The only downside is that it is in a bit of an industrial area, near the fishing port. There are buses nearby, but this hotel is probably best accessed with a car. I expect to travel to Lorient regularly. When I travel for leisure I travel on a budget, and this hotel has just earned my repeat business.
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