Hotel D'angleterre

Very clean, bed very comfortable, breakfast good. Owners very friendly and helpful

Friendly, pleasant, helpful staff, who spoke English, and did appreciate when attempted to speak French.. Food was alright as well.

Our room was at the top, lots of stairs, a warren. Only continental breakfast.

Friendly and helpful staff - I presume the owner.

The hotel is old fashioned, which isn't necessarily a bad thing, and whilst the rooms were clean they could do with updating.

Its friendly atmosphere and central location and have stayed there before..

This hotel is very clean and well-run by a couple who seem to be devoted to each other and this happy union spreads comfort and relaxation through-out the hotel. The cuisine is 'par excellence'and copious. We have been here for some days and we are very happy indeed. Because of Brittany Ferries wild-cat strike we may be here for a while yet, but it will be a pleasure to remain in this hotel.

We have nothing to say against this hotel.

friendly and nice area

little bit old and partly very old, could need a renovation

Practical - suited my needs for a one night stay. I arrived late from the ferry and that was no problem.

We had stayed here before for the exact same resons tha we did this time, an early morning ferry from Roscoff and where we had holidayed was a long way from port. Excellent service in what we consider a quaint hotel. Would recomend and use again.

very quaint + characterful

dark stairways + corridoors

lovely owners very helpful

Typically French

position

okay for the price

shower

everything,room was filthy there were parts of the ceiling missing and the plaster on the floor,broken light fittings do not stay here!!

It is very well located, at a walking distance from the Cathedral and the old harbor, which is beautiful! The staff is very friendly and extremely helpful. A husband and wife run this hotel, and they always have a big smile in their faces (even at 10:30pm!). The hotel looks like a small and charming castle. Their continental breakfast is excellent! Homemade jam!

The hotel is very quaint but fairly old, it needs some remodeling. Parking is in the street (could be a nightmare if you can't find parking close to the hotel). My husband was lucky to find a parking space right in front of the hotel, and we didn't need to move the car as long as we were there since everything is at a walking distance.

Friendly proprietor with good English; sitting area with pool table, chess, sofas;

Rooms and corridors rather musty and dowdy. Shower temperamental though adequate. Parking was really difficult ( but there was a Roscoff festival on for the w/e which we didn't know about). Breakfast didn't start early enough for us to have before catching our ferry.

It was convenient for the ferry and for the restaurants in Roscoff.

It appeared a little rundown - had seen better days!

This hotel is a gem.It has a calm atmosphere with a spacious airy feel.the meals are well cooked and the service is quiet and efficient.the coffee is exellent.the garden is delighfully lush and private.last but not least,the rates are very reasonable and the owner helpfuland charming.

Old-world charm with very helpful staff. Food good.

Fire alarm went off twice in the night with no satisfactory explanation

Ideal location for early morning ferry,basic hotel accommodation.

The staff were very friendly and welcoming, the hotel has lots of character.

I got the impression that this was a smart hotel, that had fallen on hard times. It smelled a little musty, even though the owners had done their best to keep it clean and freshly painted. It's fine if you are looking for cheap and cheerful.

Very nice Hotel with a lot of charme and atmosphere. It's old but that's what makes it so different and worth staying a night or two.

It did smell a bit old in the rooms, but nothing ypu can't live with for a few nights.

Really pleasant and well situated hotel in Roscoff. An 'old' style feel to the rooms but perfectly acceptable and very good for the price. Would recommend.

I liked the old-fashioned quaintness of the decor and fixtures, plus the fact that there were BIG windows which opened widely.

Unfortunately the four teenagers we travelled with found it REALLY scary and likened the darkened hallway to 'Terror Towers' at Disneyworld. They stayed up most of the night keeping watch for spooks which, of course, didn't materialise. The only thing I didn't like was that the lovely big bath in the communal bathroom was out of order, which I remember being the case on previous visits.

I loved this hotel. Very old fashioned & basic rooms but the place is full of Olde World charm, wonderfully furnished. Friendly staff. Situated well in the town centre. I would use this hotel again when doing the Roscoff-Plymouth ferry crossing.

The front fascade. Leaving in the morning.

As soon as we entered the hotel we realized our mistake. 1,We had to pay in advance,for room & breakfast. 2,decorations very aged,but tacky. 3,Threat bare carpets,curling at joins and edges,stains on doors. 4,Room gloomy,not clean and build of fluff and debris on skirting. 5,Bedding cheap no filling in extra small pillows. 6,Un-matched furniture in room. 7,Toilet,bidet and hand basin, basic. 8,No bath or shower,we told that was extra. 9,Did'nt get any better,un-drinkable coffee,small dried out croissant,barely in date yogurt. 10,Sadly not so French.