La P'tite Maison de Trého – Brocéliande

La P'tite maison de Trého is a lovely renovated stone house, ideally located to fully enjoy your stay. You are very close to shops and the tourist office, while being within walking distance of Brocéliande's must-see attractions. From the house, you can easily explore the famous Val sans Retour, the Arbre d'Or and the many hiking trails that crisscross the forest. The space La P'tite Maison in Trého This charming stone house, ideal for 2 to 4 people, offers you all the comforts you need for a pleasant stay in the heart of Brocéliande. You will enjoy an enclosed outdoor space, equipped with a garden table, parasol, and BBQ. Part of the terrace is covered, allowing you to enjoy the outdoors even when the Breton weather is unpredictable. A space is also provided for your vehicle. Inside, the house has a bright living room with a fully equipped kitchen, sitting area, and TV. The living room can be transformed into a sleeping area thanks to curtains, with a sofa bed equipped with a real 140 cm mattress for a comfortable bed. The house also includes a bedroom with a 160 cm double bed. The beds are made upon your arrival, and towels are provided. The house is step-free. Only 2 small steps provide access to a large bathroom with shower and towel rail, as well as a separate toilet. For your comfort in any season, the house is equipped with reversible air conditioning. Please note: Pets are not allowed, and this is a non-smoking accommodation. Other things to note During your stay, explore the Forest of Brocéliande and its legendary sites: the Val sans Retour, the Arbre d'Or, the Miroir aux Fées, the Fontaine de Barenton, and the Tombeau de Merlin. Nearby, don't miss Paimpont and its abbey, as well as the charming towns of Josselin, Malestroit, and Rochefort-en-Terre, each with its own character. For an artistic and nature getaway, head to La Gacilly, famous for its photography festival and its artisans. Heritage enthusiasts can also discover the many castles, chapels, and charming villages that dot the region. Hikes, bike rides, heritage discovery, Breton legends, or simply moments of relaxation in the heart of nature.