Le Manoir des Quatre Saisons is a family-run chambres d'hôtes in La Turballe, on the Guérande peninsula. The house is a Breton farmhouse rebuilt the traditional way, with granite, local slate, old timber beams and almost no cement. It stands in a hectare of landscaped park with oaks, footpaths, picnic spots and a fountain, and looks out over the bay of Le Croisic.
There are five rooms for guests, each with its own bathroom. Three are rooms for two, two of them looking over the pool and the sea. One is a studio with a kitchenette and a balcony, and one is an apartment for up to four with a full kitchen and its own door onto the park.
Breakfast is a large English-style spread with homemade jams, eggs and bacon, served in a beamed room with a stone fireplace or out on the terrace facing the pool. The heated pool sits in the garden, and there is free parking on site.
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