Pet-Friendly Hotels in Quimper, Finistère

Domitys Les Gavottes in Quimper is an aparthotel, and that format suits families well: units have kitchenettes, balconies and private bathrooms, so meals and nap times can follow your own rhythm. The indoor swimming pool is useful on rainy Breton days, and there is also a sauna, a sun terrace and a garden. When nobody wants to cook, the traditional French restaurant and coffee shop are on site. Free private parking makes trips along the Finistère coast easy.

Best Western Plus Hotel Kregenn is a four-star base for exploring Quimper, the Breton town known for its cathedral and its faience. Rooms are air-conditioned with free WiFi, and the sun terrace and garden give children room to breathe after a day of sightseeing. There is a fitness centre, a bar and a coffee shop, an electric vehicle charging station for families on a road trip, and pets are welcome.

I would book the ibis Styles Quimper for a family looking for an easy-going base with parking. The hotel stands opposite the historic Château de Lanniron, and it welcomes both families and pets. Rooms are comfortable with private bathrooms and free WiFi. The restaurant serves traditional French cuisine, there is a bar and a winter garden, and a 24-hour snack service helps with hungry children at odd hours. Private parking is free.

Escale Oceania Quimper Centre is a contemporary hotel 200 metres from Quimper Cathedral and the train station, so families arriving by rail can walk straight into the old town. Rooms are modern, with walk-in showers and separate toilets, a practical layout when several people share a room. The on-site restaurant serves traditional French cuisine, there is a bar, room service is available and pets are accepted.

Terres de France - Appart'Hotel Quimper Bretagne offers self-catering studios and apartments with city views, a 15-minute walk from Quimper train station. Each unit has a kitchenette with a fridge, stove, microwave and electric kettle, which makes family meals easy to organise. Bed linen and towels are provided, a buffet breakfast is available every day, and units have wired internet access. Pets are welcome. Guests rate it 8.2 out of 10 across more than 1,800 reviews.

I would book the Oceania Quimper for a summer family trip in Finistère, when its outdoor heated pool is open. Some air-conditioned rooms look onto the pool, worth requesting with children. The restaurant serves traditional French cuisine, which saves a drive at the end of the day, and free private parking makes coming and going easy. The beaches are about 15 km away, and pets are accepted for families travelling with a dog.

A fully equipped kitchen, a dining area and a washing machine in each unit make STAYHOME BZH - Soleil levant practical for families spending several days in Quimper. Units are spacious with garden views, the shared garden is a calm place for children to get some air, and security runs all day. Pets are accepted. St Corentin Cathedral and the Musée départemental breton are within easy reach on foot. I would suggest it to families who want an apartment rather than a hotel room.

I would choose this ibis for a family stay near the centre of Quimper. The rooms are soundproofed and Wi-Fi is free. The restaurant serves French cuisine, and there is a bar and a terrace for dining, so dinner can be settled without leaving the hotel. A buffet breakfast is available daily, so mornings are easy. The hotel is pet-friendly and welcomes families.

I would book the Brit Hotel Quimper Sud for a family on a road trip through Finistère. The rooms are air-conditioned and open directly outside, which makes unloading the car and stepping out with children easy. Parking is secure and video-monitored, WiFi is free, and pets are accepted. A dining room with a bar and a terrace cover the evening, and the heritage centre of Quimper, with its cathedral, is the main sight nearby.

Manoir des Indes in Quimper offers family rooms with garden views, parquet floors, a minibar and free WiFi, which gives everyone space after a day exploring Finistère. The indoor swimming pool is a reliable plan when the Breton weather turns, and parents can use the spa, wellness centre and sauna. Picnic spots and outdoor seating in the grounds suit children, and free on-site parking helps families travelling by car.

I would choose this ibis budget for a family on the road near Quimper. It has 48 rooms, each with a double bed and a bunk bed, so a family of four fits in one room. The hotel is a ten-minute drive from the centre, with private outdoor parking, free Wi-Fi and a buffet breakfast. Pets are welcome, and facilities for disabled guests are available.

Mercure Quimper Centre stands directly opposite the train station, which I find the easiest start for a family arriving by rail. The hotel was recently renovated, and its 500 m² terrace gives children room while parents sit at the bar. Saint-Corentin Cathedral and the medieval fortifications are within walking distance, and pets are welcome. Its 7.7 score over 331 reviews is modest for a four-star, so I see it as a practical choice rather than a destination.

I would choose this B&B Hotel for a family or business stop south of Quimper. The family rooms are soundproofed, with private bathrooms and work desks, and Wi-Fi is free. Private parking is on site at no charge, and the continental buffet breakfast features local specialities. The Chamber of Commerce and the IUT are nearby. Pets are welcome, which helps families travelling with a dog.

I would choose this B&B Hotel for a practical stop in Quimper with a car. Each room has a private bathroom, a flat-screen TV and free Wi-Fi, and private parking on site is free. Pets are welcome, so a family with a dog can stay together. I find it a straightforward base for exploring the region, with nothing more than the essentials.

Hotel Le Derby is steps from Quimper train station, with family rooms that have a private bathroom, free toiletries and a TV. What I would point out to families is the games room and the bike hire, both handy for keeping children busy around Quimper. There is also a terrace, a bar, free WiFi and bicycle parking, and pets are accepted. Its 7.3 score across 502 reviews is modest, so I see it as a practical, simple stop.