Name: Ty Mad
Address: 3 Rue Saint Jean, Douarnenez, Douarnenez, Douarnenez, 29100, France
Rating: 8.6

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Sables Blancs Beach

Pluguffan Airport

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Brest Castle

Musee National de la Marine

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Francis-le Ble Stadium

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University of Western Brittany

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Perfect location with easy walking access to the sea and harbour. Great service with really helpful staff and lovely food, we had both lunch and dinner and both were excellent. We stayed one night but were sorry to leave and definitely plan to return for a longer stay.

Lovely hotel in a great location.

We totally concur with MGBGT’s review from June - good value for money, with delicious breakfasts, innovative evening meals - sensibly portioned - comfortable beds, tasteful decor and friendly staff. The plunge pool & sauna were a welcome extra at the end of a series of blustery days on the Finistere coast. (You need to book your half hour time slot.) One suggestion would be the addition of a few more hooks in the bedroom for coats, swim costumes & bath robes, but only a very minor criticism!

Even the Telegraph gets it right sometimes!

We booked 11 rooms for a car group a couple of years ago and have only just made the trip.  It was perfect in all respects, the patron was very accommodating with a few last minute changes in dining requirements, the breakfast and dinners were excellent, the rooms varied in size and price, but even the smaller rooms were well received.  Nicely furnished and well kept building and grounds.  A bit difficult to find even with sat nav but easy with practice.  We just fitted into the car park but there is parking down quiet streets nearby, no issues or concerns.

We were a chatty bunch of friends but no-one complained, it is not a place for late night drinking.  The garden is suitable for relaxing with a book with drinks ordered from reception.

The staff were excellent and worked with a smile, drinks orders and food delivery to the tables was accurate and timely.  The chef was able to cope with dietary requirements, most of which were pre-ordered.  The continental breakfasts were plentiful and of high quality.

A great place for access to the local sandy beaches and the town with a bit of a walk.  Not a tourist trap for the masses and it suited us as a base for touring around or relaxing.  It will be nice to return soon.  Many thanks for looking after us.

11 rooms for a group booking

A beautiful hotel, tastefully decorated with a range of locally produced art. Our bedroom was a little on the small side but this inconvenience was more than made up by the excellent food and very helpful and friendly staff. A bonus was a small sandy bay a very short walk from the hotel.

Beautiful hotel

My partner and I arrived without a reservation asking for a one night stay. We had a small room with a partial sea view, which was fine. The hotel is beautiful and in a remote spot in Treboul, not far from a small beach. The restaurant was closed for dinner so we were directed to ‘La Capitainerie’. a ten minute walk along the coast in the pouring rain! The next day my partner wasn’t feeling well and the young man on Reception very kindly arranged for us to move to another superior room for a second night. Fortunately I booked for dinner, which was delicious - the restaurant was full. I chose burrata to start, followed by goujons of hake on vegetables, then a plate of cheeses. Breakfast on our first morning was good, however on the second morning at 0930 there were no croissants or juice and I had to ask for more baguette. Service was good, especially Reception. We’ll happily return.

Excellent Stay in a Fabulous Hotel

As the President and Founder of an international hospitality consulting company, I am quite discerning about the places I choose for my holidays. Hotel Ty Mad was a wonderful choice! Although our room and bathroom was quite small, (we were forewarned) the partial Seaview was magnificent. The location, minutes away from a beautiful sandy beach and magnificent seaside walks, is stellar. The team was extremely accommodating, particularly when it came to keeping our dog's food in the fridge for several days. The decor of the property is charming and uniquely attractive. Buffet breakfast choices were diversified- the price of that needs to be re-examined or included in a slightly higher room rate. All in all, we all agreed, even our
beloved dog Julio, that we would return here in a heartbeat and ask for a larger room.

Magical charm with a stunning location

This boutique hotel is a true gem and was the perfect place to spend the last night of our Brittany trip. Quiet, with a stunning garden, just steps from the sea. Tastefully decorated throughout. Some rooms boast great sea views, others still offer a nice glimpse of the sea; they vary in size, but even the tiniest room would be a good choice. The restaurant and common areas are beautifully furnished; breakfast was a wonderful, wholesome affair. We will definitely return.

Lovely, lovely, lovely

We stayed at Ty Mad for 5 nights and had a lovely time. The hotel is a treat in interior design and creative decoration, full of interesting and quirky touches. Our room, though smallish, was perfectly appointed and looked out over to the sea, a wonderful view to wake up to! The restaurant is beautiful, light and airy, overlooking the garden, making breakfast a joy and an evening meal an even greater joy! The food was beautifully served, imaginative, delicious and of a high standard. Breakfast was also good. The staff were very helpful and friendly when called upon. 
The hotel is two minutes walk from a sandy beach and 5 minutes walk from the small harbour, restaurants and bars of Tréboul. The parking is slightly limited, but there was room for 6 cars at one point. My only criticism is that the Wi-fi needs updating, the log in method was cumbersome and annoying.

A delightful hotel with charm and style.

We were first hesitant to book because the reviews were so controversial. This is what we saw: both the good and the bad are true.

Let's start with the things that are negative: old building,  three floors, no elevator, teeny-weeny rooms, not enough parking. The pool is a joke, I do not know why they even bother showing it in their ad. 

Now the good: Room very clean, beds comfortable, see-view from top floor. Breakfast is fantastic, dinner, too.  Amazing design everywhere: what you can achieve with a little bit of money and lots of creative ideas.

The hotel is on the expensive side, it's a high end 3 star, surely for financial reasons, because it would be more expensive to run as a 4 star.  Finally, we did not regret our choice, considering also the limitations in alternatives. 

The good and the bad

We only ate here in April as we were staying locally. It was a shame there were no other diners as the food was extremely good.obviously a lot of time and effort had gone into the preparation of our lamb which was one of he best I have ever  tasted and my wife agreed!wines were reasonable too.

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