I loved how close the hotel feels to the sea, but the room felt too basic and I was missing a chair and a TV.
DagorneA month ago
Saint-Pierre-Quiberon·7.9
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Auberge des Dunes – Rêves de Mer sits directly on Saint‑Pierre‑Quiberon’s beachfront, offering panoramic sea views and a sun‑lit terrace overlooking a lush garden. Family rooms feature private bathrooms and showers, while ground‑floor units provide easy access. Free Wi‑Fi, a bar, coffee shop, games room, outdoor seating, picnic areas and bike hire enhance stays. Plage de l’Isthme lies a 4‑minute walk away, with Carnac Stones and Plouharnel train station within 10 km.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
I loved how close the hotel feels to the sea, but the room felt too basic and I was missing a chair and a TV.
Dagorne·A month ago
The ocean was practically right outside, and the outdoor space was generous. The shared kitchen came with a fridge and all the usual appliances. The young man who welcomed us was extremely friendly, and there were carts to carry our luggage, plus the option to leave our bags a bit longer. The place felt convivial, and we met other guests. The only downside is that it’s a shared accommodation, so we can’t fault the bunk beds.
Martine·A month ago
I stayed in a large room with a big bed and a bathroom, and the place was right next to the ocean—just fifty meters away. The shared kitchen was well equipped, and the outdoor area had wooden tables that made the spot feel friendly. The young man at the entrance was welcoming and kind, and overall everything was great. No complaints.
Martine·A month ago
We were walkers on the GR 34, stopping for two nights. We didn’t get the dining service but used the shared kitchen, which was spotless. The reception staff were very helpful and friendly. There were no issues from my side, and I’m sure my friends who stayed at the Auberge des Dunes had the same experience.
Denis·A month ago
The location is quiet, right at the edge of the dune, and it blends into a preserved natural setting.
Valerie·A month ago