Le K'Loys

Le K'Loys Review

Built in the late 19th century for a prominent ship owner, this picturesque stone house nestles right up to Paimpol's main quay, with a view over a yacht and sailboat-stocked marina that is shared by most of the 17 rooms—if you're lucky enough to nab No. 6, breakfast can be enjoyed on your own flower-bedecked balcony, or if you prefer to catch some moonbeams, the Capitaine room offers a glass ceiling and splendid views from the bed. Although this family-run hotel focuses mostly on comfort and coziness rather than all-out luxury, the rooms—many with (alas, nonfuctioning) fireplaces and Asian rugs—are quaintly decorated with traditional Breton touches, including classic armoires. The L'Islandais restaurant-crêperie, in an old cod fisherman's house, offers traditional Breton fare, including a bargain set menu.