Anne De Bretagne
In the historical quarter, steps from the station
Superb · 698 reviews
About this stay
Anne De Bretagne sits directly in Vannes' historical quarter, ten minutes from the town centre and fifteen from the port, with spacious accommodation only a hundred metres from the train station. Rooms are accessed by stairs rather than a lift, in keeping with the age of the building, each with a flat-screen TV carrying satellite channels and en suite facilities, some with free WiFi access. A buffet breakfast including pastries, cold meats and fruit juice is served each morning in the breakfast room. Public parking can be found in the surrounding area, and luggage storage is available on site, with guests able to store bicycles in the secured courtyard free of charge upon prior request, a genuinely useful detail for cyclists exploring the wider Morbihan coast.
- Historical quarter
- Near station
- Bicycle storage
- Buffet breakfast
Our take
Anne De Bretagne is the two-star I would book in Vannes when arriving by train: it is a hundred metres from the station, in the historical quarter, about ten minutes from the town centre. Rooms have a flat-screen TV with satellite channels, there is bicycle storage, and the buffet breakfast includes pastries, cold meats and fruit juice. An 8.5 score from 698 reviews is very good for the category.
- ✓Store your bicycle in the secured courtyard free of charge, worth requesting ahead if cycling the Morbihan coast.
- ✓Expect stairs rather than a lift, a trade-off of staying in a building this age near the ramparts.
- ✓Use the luggage storage if your train arrives before check-in or leaves after your room is vacated.
Why we love it
- Steps from the train station
- In the heart of the historical quarter
- Free bicycle storage in a secured courtyard
- A traditional buffet breakfast daily
Why guests love itTravellers arriving by train find this an easy first stop, a hundred metres of walking straight into the historical quarter rather than needing a taxi across town. The buffet breakfast of pastries and cold meats set up a full day of sightseeing before the ramparts filled with visitors, and storing a bicycle in the secured courtyard made a day of cycling along the Morbihan coast genuinely straightforward without extra fuss.
Guest reviews
Superb · based on 698 reviews