La Maison Serrurier is a bed and breakfast in the middle of Morlaix, about ten minutes on foot from the station and a short walk from the viaduct that strides across the town. The building is a maison de maître of 1905, put up for a Morlaix family whose name it still carries, and the town lists it as a building of heritage interest. It stands in a terrace of stone and rendered houses on rue de Brest, with a garden behind.
There are four rooms, each named after something in the town. Duchesse Anne is the largest, on the first floor facing the street, with its own sitting corner and both a bath and a separate shower. Saint-Melaine and Manufacture are on the second floor looking over the garden, the first with a writing desk, the second smaller and plainer. Viaduc is a family suite: two connected rooms on the first floor with a bunk bed, sleeping up to six.
Breakfast is made in the house, crêpes and pastries. Wi-Fi runs throughout and there is a free public car park behind the building.
