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Ty Mad

from €92
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“A chic seaside hotel. Modern rooms feature white washed walls, exposed bricks, and wooden floors. Indoor pool, sauna and hammam, gardens and terrace. Fabulous locally-sourced cuisine. An art gallery within the hotel. Contemporary, laid back, and great value. ”

Recommended for

  • Beach Life

    • Surfing, sailing and swimming are all minutes away, or more low key beach days at quiet Sables Blancs beach

  • Value chic

    • With smart double rooms from only €92 per night, Ty Mad is great value for money.

  • Local exploring

    • Ty Mad is a great base from which to explore the Quimper area of Western Brittany.

  • Great walks

    • Walk along the coast path to the Pointe du Raz

  • Sailing

    • Douarnenez Regatta Society

  • Learning

    • Museum Le Port-Musée

  • Surfing

    • In Trépassés bay

  • Local markets

    • Tréboul market

  • Sights nearby

    • Tristan Island

  • Watersports

  • Cycling

  • Tennis

  • Self catering to rent

    • Mini Mad is a charming cottage which can sleep up to 6. Prices start from €270 per night.

  • Artworks

    • Ty Mad features a gallery exhibiting the works of new and talented artists

  • Restaurant

    • Great restaurant which features fresh local seasonal produce.

  • Beach nearby

    • The stunning Saint Jean beach is five minutes walk away!

  • Sit-out Terrace

  • Contemporary

  • Free wifi

  • Charming

  • Child friendly

  • Chic

  • On the beach

Facilities

  • Self catering to rent

    Mini Mad is a charming cottage which can sleep up to 6. Prices start from €270 per night.

  • Restaurant

    Great restaurant which features fresh local seasonal produce.

  • Swimming Pool

    Small indoor pool

  • Bar

  • Massage

  • Parking

  • Library

  • Sit-out Terrace

  • Safe

  • Free wifi

  • Wifi

  • Satellite / Cable TV

  • Child friendly

  • Garden

Activities

  • Great walks

    • Walk along the coast path to the Pointe du Raz

  • Sailing

    • Douarnenez Regatta Society

  • Learning

    • Museum Le Port-Musée

  • Surfing

    • In Trépassés bay

  • Local markets

    • Tréboul market

  • Sights nearby

    • Tristan Island

  • Watersports

  • Cycling

  • Tennis

Map & Location

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Other reviews

HOOKED ON FINISTERE

Today, Douarnenez is a town of two halves: the commercial centre and the pretty, tourist fringe. There's the Port-musée, a kind of floating folk museum, and a bustling pleasure port. A path from the latter leads through gorse and fuchsia to the tidy suburb of Tréboul, where arty types who couldn't afford the digs in fashionable Dinard would stay at the Hôtel Ty Mad. Max Jacob, the Quimper-born poet and critic, lived there for two years and Picasso, Braque and Matisse were regular visitors.

Originally published by Conde Nast Traveller

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