Treat yourself to a relaxing night in the countryside with breakfast in the “Les Oiseaux” room.
This room overlooks the south park and allows our guests to admire the sunrise over the Breton countryside and with a bit of luck to see a few deer in the distance. (details)
Une nuit de détente au cœur de la campagne bretonne
Chambre "Les Oiseaux" et parties communes
Your stay
For 1 or 2 Adults in a King Size bed (180) or 2 separate beds (90), double room with BREAKFAST WCs on the landing, independent, shared with the room "Les Ours". A comfortable double room on the first floor with a view over the park and the charming little 'Maison à Pain'. Let yourself be enchanted by the birds, omnipresent in the decoration of the room. They will also chirp on your windowsill.
Desk
With a desk with twisted legs from the early 18th century, become Voltaire. Sit down in peace and quiet to write your most beautiful texts in an exceptional setting. You could stay with us for a long time because this room offers you plenty of storage space. Its antique chest of drawers and especially its huge dressing room with a large mirror furnish it nicely.
Bathroom
The bathroom is comfortable and has a large walk-in shower and a washbasin with a lighted mirror. Your towels will be warm thanks to the towel warmer! As for the toilets, we think that smells and noises are always better outside the room... so you will share them with the guests of the room Les Ours!
Breakfast
A home-made breakfast will be served around our large wooden table before you set off to discover the region.
Bedding
You will sleep in a French made wooden bed, equipped with the Emma mattress in a double (twin) or king size room. Voted Best Choice by UFC Que choisir 2021, it ensures optimal comfort in this double room. Our fitted sheets are made of cotton jersey and the flat sheets of cotton percale for a soft, fresh and light touch. Finally, the duvet covers and pillowcases are made of linen because, apart from being beautiful, it is also the most thermo-regulating material. For history buffs, the decorative fireplace that occupies one wall of the room dates back to the 15th century. Kerbeleg was still a manor house at that time (see the "history of the farmhouse" section for more details).
Virtual visit
To get a better idea of the setting of your room, visit it with our virtual tour.
