The St-Malo Family Hotels Guide

built in the early 18th century, this fine house retains plenty of original character and features classical style rooms and a tranquil garden

the rooms here are smart and individually decorated with original artwork, the location is handy for shops, restaurants, cafès and beaches

tucked away in the old town this renovated 17th century townhouse has been highly praised for its location, friendly hosts and value for money

sleek, modern design permeates throughout at this well-placed hotel, it sits opposite Fort National, the beach and moments from the old town

directly on the sandy beach; some of the stylish, wood-floored rooms have sea views, and the restaurant serves seafood and regional dishes

with a great spot in the heart of the old town near near all the sights, a hotel featuring smart, colour-themed rooms equipped to a high standard

behind an elegant façade, hotel dates from 1880, there are cosy, stylish rooms that have an Art Deco styling and many have sea views

sweeping sea views can be enjoyed from many aspects of this comfortable hotel, the terrace, dining room and many of the bed rooms

a Belle Époque-style hotel featuring refined guest rooms, some with balcony and sea views, gastronomic dining and relaxing spa facilities

stay in elegant rooms and suites, some with a balcony, at this handsome 19th century mansion that blends original features and modern facilities

a restored 18th century mansion on the edge of St Malo offers a warm welcome to rooms combining period charm and comfortable modernity

set on a lively, old town square opposite Saint-Malo Castle, it offers traditional style rooms and is home to a locally renowned maritime bar

located close to the old town and Sillon beach, a friendly hotel with attractively-decorated rooms and a tasty buffet breakfast spread

snuggled in the maze of streets of the walled old town, this comfortable hotel is well-located and offers smartly presented, well equipped rooms

it's just two minutes to beautiful Sillon beach from this pleasant hotel with bright, modern rooms and noted for its friendly, helpful service

a former local government building now a stylish and contemporary hotel, on offer elegant rooms, refined cuisine and a wellness area

traditional hotel that retains Napoleon III architecture; bedrooms are well-presented, some have sea views, and there is a roof-top restaurant

a family owned and operated hotel, has a cosy and relaxed air, located within the old town walls in a building dating from the 16th century

set next to the ramparts and Bon Secours beach, renowned for watching stunning sunsets, and offers rooms decorated in a contemporary style

a handy location for the ferry, underground parking and bright, cheery rooms make this hotel a good choice; walk to the old town in 15 minutes