Tradition of the Monts d'Arrée

Bed and breakfast in an authentic traditional 18th century weavers' house in the Monts d'Arrée, with its period beams and monumental fireplace. Friendly atmosphere of Breton mountain retreat. Sheets and towels are provided. Hiking Lac du Drennec Beach Parish churchyard and Commana convenience store Fest noz, heritage visit Place of rest to recharge your batteries in the tranquility of the Monts d'Arrée. Central Brest – Quimper – Morlaix – Carhaix 1 hour from the coast of Finistère The space Rustic. This 18th century house is old and furnished with odds and ends. It retains the authenticity of the weavers' houses, known as "Juloded", who lived here from the export of linen in the 18th century. ... If you are looking for modern, shiny, renovated hotels, this is not suitable. There is always a little dust and moisture due to the climate and the thick 1m wide granite walls dating from 1737. It's a good place to stay, like in the old days. There are no screens or sound systems. Plan your equipment if needed. Phone network ok in the house despite the thickness of the walls. Yoo-hoo! ... Guests can use my kitchen and the large dining room on the ground floor for breakfast, meals, games, evening. The storeroom of the Apple Tree, Breton mountain refuge, is self-service at all times, at a free price: emergency food available (tea, coffee, butter, jam, pasta, rice, canned food, drinks...). No haute cuisine, but you won't starve. Everyone serves themselves, eats according to their appetite and donates according to their means. Yerc'hed mat! ... 1 small table in the kitchen 1 large table in the large hall on the ground floor Sheets and towels are provided. 4 bedrooms, sleeps 12: 2 double beds 2 double beds and 1 single bed 1 double bed 1 double bed with 1 single bed ... I live on site with my son (6 years old) in our private space. If you are a large group you will be among yourselves. Otherwise, you will probably come across other travelers during your stay at the apple tree. 1 bathroom for the whole household so share the hot water tank. ... Not luxurious at all. Authentic place. A refuge in the good old-fashioned way. It's obviously not up to standards, or those of the Monts d'Arrée :-)? Breton culture atmosphere. Specialized library of tales and legends and yoga mats upstairs. Tips and tourist info, hiking, Fest noz, heritage, local traditions. We speak Breton, French, English, Spanish, and some notions of Italian, Portuguese, German, Arabic, Chinese, Japanese, Vietnamese, Icelandic, Basque, Irish Gaelic, Welsh. If you like the friendly atmosphere of this Breton mountain refuge: welcome!