Terres de France - les Hameaux de Miel

The place lacks light and it would take steps to go to the terrace (accident on January 5, 2024 when we left), this place is not maintained (poorly trimmed hedges to scratch the cars when you pass in the driveway. No presence to welcome and not even an inventory of the premises entering or leaving. We find bloody nose boogers on the switches, it's not clean!!!

The owners are adorable. The chalets are clean and above all in a relaxing and calm setting. The bungalows are arranged so as not to be overlooked and sufficiently far away to keep our privacy (which is rarely the case) Only small remark...a sponge and 1 cleaning product would be useful. I recommend !

Very calm and very welcoming. Happiness . The managers could not be more smiling, pleasant and super kind. Very attentive to customers. It's a little corner of paradise. The swimming pools are very clean and well maintained. Access to the lake beach is free for residents of the hamlet. Lake which offers slide, aquatic structure and diving boards. As well as a very nice and very generous little restaurant. Thank you for everything. We recommend.

We really enjoyed the campsite which I would describe as family and pleasant. The chalets were spaced far apart and very clean, plus they were really spacious. The campsite is also extremely well located and provides access to many sites to visit. We will come back with pleasure.

The houses were a bit outdated but in order, everything worked and everything was there! No air conditioning, but we knew this when booking. In terms of cleanliness, like all Terre de France accommodations, it depends a bit on how well the previous residents have cleaned, but this was not too bad for us. We loved the two heated swimming pools, one of which is covered! Location a few 100 meters from Lac de Miel. You will have to drive a bit to see other sights. Also no large supermarket nearby.

So be careful, unheated outdoor pool and when you ask reception, a man who just before the question says “p…. Done c… it’s annoying me…” he gets annoyed with an envelope… so we ask him if the swimming pool is heated and he replies “why are you Breton? » I don't see the connection, it's that the indoor swimming pool is simply closed because there was "a problem" We then ask for the use of barbecues, "we don't rent electric barbecues around the chalets" and then " In any case it's going to be a storm so stay sheltered" Arrived in the chalet a rather strong musty smell forcing us to open everything wide everywhere... We prepare the terrace for the aperitif of course but stay outside next to the grounds not maintained, mowing, pruning, pruning not done for a while, we see a few ticks and fleas crawling on us... quite embarrassed we go inside, we suddenly discover that despite a so-called pay TV at reception we turn on without problem only problem the remote control which is indeed missing… One thing is certain they will not see us again