Hotel
Manoir de Lan-Kerellec
Trébeurden · Côtes-d’Armor
A 4-star Relais & Châteaux with 18 rooms in Trébeurden, almost all facing the sea, with a Michelin-starred restaurant and panoramas over the islands of the Pink Granite Coast.
- Rating
- 4 stars
- Rooms
- 18
- Suggested time
- 2 to 3 nights for the hotel, the food and the Pink Granite Coast.
- Type of place
- Hotel
- Atmosphere
- Elegant, historic and spectacular for its views, with a very Breton, understated luxury.
- Getting there
- Allée centrale de Lan-Kerellec, 22560 Trébeurden; free parking, a car is handy for exploring.
Who this place suits
- With family
- 8/10
- As a couple
- 10/10
- With friends
- 9/10
- Solo
- 8/10
- With a dog
- 8/10
- Reduced mobility
- 7/10
These scores are calculated from what the page records: official rating, facilities, difficulty, duration and location. They are a guide, not a substitute for contacting the venue, especially about accessibility.
About
The Manoir de Lan-Kerellec is an iconic house in Trébeurden, built in the early 20th century on the slopes above the sea. In the same family since 1925, the 4-star hotel has 18 rooms from 20 to 55 m². The Prestige, Deluxe and Family categories have real terraces or balconies facing the islands. The dining room, famous for its roof timbers shaped like an upturned boat hull, houses a Michelin-starred restaurant run by chef Anthony Avoine.
Highlights
- Right by the coastal path.
- The house has belonged to the Daubé family since 1925.
- The dining room is famous for its roof timbers shaped like an upturned boat hull.
- Chef Anthony Avoine is recognised in the 2026 Michelin Guide.
- The 55 m² Family room is the largest published category.
- The Deluxe rooms face the sea directly, with a private terrace.
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- Lobster is among the signature ingredients highlighted by the restaurant.
Practical information
- Address
- Allée centrale de Lan-Kerellec, 22560 Trébeurden
- Getting there
- Allée centrale de Lan-Kerellec, 22560 Trébeurden; free parking, a car is handy for exploring
- Public transport
- Lannion station, then taxi or car; Trébeurden is easy to explore on foot around the manor
- Rooms
- Tradition 20 m²; Superior 30 m² with private terrace or balcony; Prestige 35 m² sea view with balcony; Deluxe 40 m² facing the sea with private terrace; Family 55 m² facing the sea with private terrace
- In the room
- Wi-Fi, high-end bedding, private bathroom, balcony or terrace depending on the category, sea view in many categories
- Food
- Michelin-starred restaurant, chef Anthony Avoine, modern cooking centred on fish, seafood and Breton produce. MLK menu listed at €95
- Breakfast
- €22 per person
- Wellness
- No pool, full shared spa or gym is mentioned
- Opening
- Annual closure from 1 November to 12 March inclusive
- Parking
- Free parking
- Pets
- Pets allowed, published supplement €22 per animal; not allowed in the dining room or at breakfast
- Accessibility
- A historic building on a slope
- Ideal for
- Couples, gastronomy, sea views, a prestige stay
- Nearby
- The Île Milliau, the Pointe de Bihit, Tresmeur beach, Île-Grande, Ploumanac’h, the GR34
Tips on the spot
- Compare the direct rate with flexible offers, and check whether breakfast is included.
- Read the cancellation conditions of your exact rate before paying.
- Book early for rooms with a view, balcony or terrace.
- Mention any mobility needs before your room is allocated.
- Tell the hotel before arrival if you are travelling with a pet.
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- Check reception hours if you are arriving late, and the restaurant hours for an evening arrival.
- Confirm parking if it is limited, paid or by reservation, and the charging point for an electric car.
- Book spa treatments early and check the access conditions: age, dress, booking and supplement.
- Ask for a quiet room if you are sensitive to noise.
- Check the tourist tax and any extras not included.
- Book the starred restaurant at the same time as your room.
- For a romantic stay, aim for Prestige or Deluxe.
- With a pet, allow €22 and remember pets are not allowed in the restaurant.
- Do not plan your stay during the annual closure from November to March.
- Plan a coastal hike from Trébeurden.
- For a family of four, book the 55 m² Family room rather than two small rooms.
Frequently asked questions
What is its main asset?
One of the most prestigious addresses on the Pink Granite Coast, where the sea view, the starred restaurant and the family history all come together.
Does the hotel have a restaurant?
Yes, a Michelin-starred restaurant, chef Anthony Avoine, with modern cooking centred on fish, seafood and Breton produce. MLK menu listed at €95.
Is there a pool?
No pool is mentioned.
Is there a sauna, hammam or hot tub?
These facilities are not mentioned.
Can I come with a baby?
Cots are available depending on availability.
What are the 2026 prices?
Official published rates from €194 to €653 depending on the category and season.
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