Terres de France Brest

"The staff were welcoming and the facilities were efficient. The breakfast was adequate. However, it would be nice to have a pack of paper napkins available in the cafeteria and in the room. Thank you, have a nice day, and I do not wish to receive any advertising from you."

Ibis Budget Brest Centre Port

"Disappointment upon arrival in the room. Construction work was underway, including drilling, scaffolding right in front of the windows, and four or five workers staring at us from our beds. We sent an email, and were offered a room change or a refund, which was impossible since we had another hotel six nights later. It was better, but disappointing to find that the flooring was uneven throughout the rooms. The corners were rounded! The radiators weren't very cool, the curtains had holes, there was no power outlet near the bedside table, and the bin wasn't emptied except on weekends. The windows were dirty; I cleaned mine myself just to have a pleasant view outside. We had a bunk bed for a third person, and once we were lying down on the top bunk, the area underneath was dirty, with stains. Because of the noise, they tried to make us eat at the adjoining Ibis Styles for the same price. We simply wanted a clean and quiet room. Breakfast had no ham, no cheese, the juice machine needed repairing, and there wasn't enough space for your tray, so holding it while cutting bread or a baguette became difficult. The Ibis Styles brand is far too prominent; the staff are always on that side of the hotel. They occasionally come to check on you, but then quickly move to the other side, even though there are sometimes four or five of them. In the evening, the coffee at the bar was cold. The croissants had been sitting there for three days. It's striking that people don't get a proper goodbye at the end of their stay because there's no one at the entrance, so they just leave their room key in a jar. There are many shortcomings, including a social aspect. The glass bathroom door was covered in children's fingerprints (I only had a dog with me), the lines at the bottom of the elevator doors were disgusting, and the doors were full of marks... For us, it was all too much. We left two days early, paying for those two days and the lunches."

Hotel de La Rade

"A simple but comfortable hotel, very well located and easily accessible at the end of the Siam River… All the staff are very welcoming and helpful. With attractive prices, it's a good place to stay; I'll definitely return. The bedding is high quality and the rooms overlooking the Penfeld River are very quiet."

Ibis Brest Centre

"The room is small and smelly, and it's very crowded for three people. The location is excellent, and it's convenient for travel. There are many restaurants nearby. The parking lot entrance and exit are very narrow, which is very demanding."

Hôtel Vauban

Ibis Brest Kergaradec Aéroport

"It's relatively close to the airport, making it convenient to get there at night. It has floor-to-ceiling windows and a courtyard, but you won't be able to enjoy them if you arrive too late. It's the first choice for flying."

Appart Cosy Brest (Les Capucins)

Hôtel Mercure Brest Centre les Voyageurs

"The hotel is very good. We have a friendly map of the city with restaurants. The breakfast staff was very available."

The Originals Boutique, Hôtel de la Paix, Brest

"Attending a conference in Brest we booked a ‘comfort double room’ at this hotel because of its convenient location, close to the conference centre. There was no hotel bar and we didn’t have a mini-bar in our room but there were several good restaurants and cafés close by. Our air-conditioned room was on the smallish side, but there was enough room to store our luggage and we had a small balcony. The bedding was good and the room was very quiet. Like so often in hotel rooms, the light over the desk and the beside tables wasn’t optimal for working. In the bathroom, there was a shower over the bad, but we were very happy to find there was no loud ventilation. Note that some amenities, like a Nespresso machine, bathrobes and slippers and complimentary NUXE toiletries, are reserved for the luxury rooms (‘grand comfort). We had NUXE mini soaps, a NUXE soap dispenser (in the shower) and a body lotion dispenser above the sink, which we at first mistook for another soap dispenser. There was a kettle and some instant coffee and Lipton tea Lipton bags. No glasses or cups were provided, only disposable cardboard and plastic cups. Not what you would expect in a four-star hotel."

Hôtel Oceania Brest

"Great staff. Friendly and professional wea are traveling with a sports team and this was one of the best hosts we ever had."