Hotels near Lann Bihoue Airport - LRT, Lorient

Lovely little town with plenty to see. Drive down to Guidel Beaches, only a couple of miles and beautiful. Plenty of free parking. Take care swimming because apparently the wind can blow you out to sea. A word on eating - I love Italian food and used the town square Italian restaurant (on the corner) to order a spaghetti carbonara. I was served a bowl of bland pasta with strips of bacon on top. The most bizarre carbonara! However on Sunday night the only place open was Phil's Pizza Bar a few doors along. And there I had a brilliant Penne Carbonara - and lots of it. Well done Phil's.

This is a really great place to stay ! -- you have all kind of comfort you need, but also so great nature around ! There are so many activities to do and so places to discover, that whatever time you'll stay, it'll be always short ;-)) So, the best advice would be "take your time & enjoy" !!

Nice typical holiday village. Very calm and natural région. Near golf and zoo. Not very close to the beaches and other major tourist centers. Nice people (all over Brittany). You can easily find market pharmacie restaurant... not very far away. Closed swimming pool and sauna.

I found Guidel Plages almost too good to be true. High Quality rental accommodation with idyllic views. Great beaches and a bakery that is so good. A few local bars and restaurants thrown in with a small port and supermarket. Busy spot but worth staying here and touring a little. I could live here and never leave.

Ploemeur itself is nice and has stunning displays of flowers in the streets you drive through! There a lovely Moriccan Couscous takeaway restaurant, and a free car park, centrally. Not somany cafes, though.! It is a bit inland. We stayed in LOMENER, which is a separate little village on the coast (but administratively belongs to Ploemeur), and has a stunning coastline and all amenities, including excellent ( and friendly) public transport ( buses). We loved the sea-front of LOMENER with it's variety of restaurants ( all with terraces). I think you can also hire bikes ( though we didn't). There are stunning coastal walks to be made both going east and west. There was a fun little local festival at the harbour side in a nearby village, one night, with a great summer vibe ( listening to live music by the waves at sunset, whilst sipping a cool beer!)

My accommodation was in Kerdurod, Gestel, not Guidel. Transportation into Lorient was by bus and the bus stop was adjacent the property, A round trip was 3Euros. My hosts were extremely kind and helpful which made everything so much easier, they took time to explain how to get into lorient which I visited every day to enjoy the festival, nothing was too much trouble for them,