Hôtel Anne de Bretagne

By far the worst hotel of our recent trip to France. I cannot believe it's rated third place of the Rennes Hotels. The bed was unbelievably hard and the pillows like planks. The room was hot but the Aircon was too loud to keep on all night. Minute toilet cupboard and old fashioned bathroom. If you decided to have a bath it took nearly half an hour to fill with lukewarm water. The towels were cheap and thin. But by far the worse was the breakfast we paid E14 each for the pleasure of eating stale croissants, the coffee machine had run out of milk but even after bringing this to the staffs attention nothing was done about it. I have given it 1 star because at least it was clean.

Knowing we would only be in Rennes for one night, we chose this lower-priced hotel. It was just fine. The room was spotless and the bed very comfortable. The hallway was a bit dark and somewhat worn, but not the room and that is what matters. Best of all, was the young woman at the front desk. She was so helpful! Her English was superb. When we came back from dinner she was still working and when we left for the train early the next morning, she was already at work. Kudos to her!

Everything about this hotel is very good except for the toilet access being a little tight, We have paid a lot more for Hotels that have not been as good as this one, if you are looking for value for money this is it.

An excellent and modern hotel in central Rennes. Small but efficient lobby, underground parking, and a continental breakfast room are amenities in this wonderful hotel. The rooms are a good sizes with a comfortable bed and all the necessities for your stay. The centre of Rennes is only a 10 minute walk away. Overall, a very nice stay at this hotel.

Great find for the centre of Rennes. Modern hotel, clean with comfortable bed, we had a large king which was great. The girl at reception spoke very good English and was very helpful. We booked here because one of the few places which had parking. Parking was €10 in a secure garage around the side of the hotel. There are only about 10 parking spots and you need to reserve in advance. To get into the garage is a bit on the tight side so not sure how you would go on with a large car or if a bit of a nervous driver. Make sure someone guides you down the ramp, might have to make a couple of goes at it to get the right angle. Once inside, again a little tight but the space between the side of the car is excellent and between concrete posts so your car is well protected (particularly if you are protective of your car… hubby has a Mercedes open top sport car). Hotel can be accessed via elevator from the parking garage. We did not have breakfast but there is a cafe a couple of doors down doing muffins and decent coffee, lots of pastry shops in town and a Starbucks near by if, like us, you fancy sitting on a bench outside on a nice sunny day and watching the world go by.

Very charming and calm, tranquil place to stay. Great parc to walk around. New facilities in the room, big rooms, very reasonable price, no problem with additional bed for child, also no problem with parking. Brilliant restaurant for evening meal and good choice in the morning for breakfast. Would highly recommend.