Logis Golfe Hotel
Between the harbour station and the city centre
Superb · 725 reviews
About this stay
Logis Golfe Hotel sits at a genuinely useful crossroads: close to Vannes' city centre, the Golfe du Morbihan harbour station and the Conleau peninsula, putting both old-town sightseeing and open-air walks within easy reach without much driving in between. Rooms are functional and spacious with contemporary interior design rather than boutique character, and two rooms are adapted for disabled access. The on-site restaurant, Brasserie Bleue, covers dinner after a day spent exploring the harbour or the peninsula's shoreline paths, with a shady terrace for warmer evenings. Five meeting rooms make the property workable for a mixed business and leisure trip as well as a family holiday. It's a small detail, but one that shapes the daily rhythm of a stay here more than the room itself.
- Near harbour station
- On-site restaurant
- Shaded terrace
- Meeting rooms
Our take
Logis Golfe Hotel is the three-star I would book in Vannes for days on the water: it is close to the city centre, the Golfe du Morbihan harbour station and the Conleau peninsula. Rooms are functional and contemporary, with Canal Plus. The on-site Brasserie Bleue serves meals on a shaded terrace, handy after a boat trip, and there are meeting rooms. It scores 8.3 from 725 reviews.
- ✓Eat at Brasserie Bleue on the terrace in warmer months, it's a genuine highlight of staying here.
- ✓Walk to the Conleau peninsula from the hotel if open space matters more than the old town that day.
- ✓Ask about the disabled-access rooms specifically if needed, only two rooms are adapted at this property.
Why we love it
- Close to both the old town and Conleau
- An on-site restaurant with a shaded terrace
- Near the Golfe du Morbihan harbour station
- Contemporary, spacious rooms
Why guests love itTravellers staying here with a family find the harbour station and the Conleau peninsula equally reachable on foot or by a short drive, useful for balancing a day of old-town sightseeing with an afternoon somewhere more open. Dinner on Brasserie Bleue's shaded terrace was a relaxed end to the day, and the functional, spacious rooms suited a longer stay better than a smaller boutique room closer to the ramparts would have.
Guest reviews
Superb · based on 725 reviews