Anne de Bretagne is situated on the sand dunes of La Plaine-sur-Mer in France's Pays de la Loire region, with direct views over the charming port of La Gravette. The location places the hotel within the Jade Coast, a 40-kilometer stretch of Brittany's coastline known for marked walking trails, ocean views, and proximity to the Loire estuary. Nearby towns including Saint-Brevin-les-Pins and Paimboeuf provide additional cultural and scenic exploration.
Check availability Official websiteThe contemporary villa is positioned on sand dunes with unobstructed ocean views from suites and Italian-style terraces. The property faces La Gravette, a charming port that anchors the immediate setting. This positioning reflects the hotel's design philosophy emphasizing the coastal character and maritime heritage of the region.
The Jade Coast stretches more than 24 miles (40 kilometers) of Brittany's shoreline, characterized by marked walking trails, cliff views, and exposed ocean scenery. The landscape includes picturesque fisheries and traditional cabins accessible by pontoon, offering glimpses of working coastal life.
Saint-Brevin-les-Pins, a nearby seaside resort, is recognized for its beaches and pine-filled terrain. Paimboeuf, a picturesque port situated in the Loire estuary, represents another accessible destination. The broader Pays de Retz region is defined by its relationship to water: the Atlantic Ocean on one side and the singular landscapes of the Loire estuary with its rivers and marshes on the other. Exploration of these areas is possible by foot, bicycle, or canoe.
Check-in begins at 4 p.m., and check-out is required before 12 p.m. The property provides car parking, garage facilities, and electric vehicle charging stations. The multi-storey building features an elevator for convenient guest access. At least one guest room, the main restaurant, and common areas are designed for wheelchair accessibility.
The hotel is located in La Plaine-sur-Mer in the Pays de la Loire region of France, on sand dunes facing the port of La Gravette.
The Jade Coast is a 40-kilometer (24-mile) stretch of Brittany's coastline known for marked walking trails, ocean views, cliff scenery, and access to fishing villages and traditional coastal structures.
Saint-Brevin-les-Pins, a seaside resort with beaches and pine terrain, and Paimboeuf, a picturesque port in the Loire estuary, are accessible destinations for guests exploring the region.
Yes, the property includes an elevator, accessible common areas, an accessible main restaurant, and at least one accessible guest room.
Car parking, garage facilities, and electric vehicle charging stations are provided at the property.
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