Meaning ‘mouth of the Odet’ in Breton, Bénodet is perched near where the Odet River meets the sea in south-west Brittany. A popular spot for sailing, savouring seafood and basking in the sunshine at the beach, this is a wonderfully relaxing destination for a holiday with family and friends, or as a couple. Our selection of accommodation options includes historic farmhouses and harbourside hotels, well-suited to a range of tastes and budgets. Many of the best places to stay in Bénodet are small and intimate — perfect for a tranquil French break.
If you’re dreaming of long, lazy beach days, look to Kermoor, Beg Meil and Mousterlin. The area is also known for its great sailing and fishing. Enjoy boat trips to the Glenan Islands, or explore the Breton coastline by bicycle, on horseback or on foot: you can expect marked trails and beautiful views. Golfers will delight in playing a round at the picturesque Cornouaille Golf Club, whilst the rest of the group unwinds with yoga and spa treatments in town.
Come evening, hop across to the pretty harbour of Sainte-Marine for drinks and dinner. Some of the best places to stay in Bénodet have delicious waterfront seafood restaurants. Where better to round off your day?
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Bénodet (Kerscuntec)
Gorgeous farmhouse B&B with beautiful gardens. Elegant contemporary bedrooms with parquet floors, white washed walls, bathrooms with huge bath tubs, and private terraces onto the gardens. A romantic spot for couples.
Bénodet (Sainte Marine)
A modern hotel on the coast. Contemporary rooms are finished with seaside furnishings and wooden floors. Outstanding seafood cuisine, elegant bar and library area, large gardens. Full of light, fireplaces and coastal breezes. The ultimate choice for a seaside family holiday.
Bénodet
A quaint small hotel a-top of a seafood bistro overlooking the picturesque harbour. Charming nautical themed rooms with large windows, blue and white colouring and pretty tiled bathrooms. Dine on fresh seafood bought straight from the local catch. A wonderfully quintessentially French experience.