Dutchman surprised me with a pleasant stay at this BB. If you are looking for a bed and breafast…read morethat will give you an authentic French experience,then this is definitely the place. I loved everything about this place. The only exception was the internet, it was amazingly slow, but hey when your on holiday, I would say the internet should be your least concern. I would encourage you to try to get the green room, which was exceptionally beautiful. The area is fantastc to explore.

What a hidden gem! The lost treasure of the pirates ... it wasn't gold, it was that house!…read more A house built in the 18th-century and inhabited by merchants and corsairs of Saint Malo, the famous pirate town. My guided tour at La Ville-Bague was a travel back in time: - stepping into rooms filled with precious weapons, odd accessories and ancient correspondences - admiring striking boat replicas and exotic scenic tapestry - learning the use and placement of bizarre silverware items on a staged dinner table, way more sophisticated than in the memorable Titanic scene - above all my expectations. Do you know the difference between the figurehead at the prow of British ships versus French ships? I bet they didn't teach you that one in history classes! Visiting La Ville-Bague, I felt like a little mermaid diving in old seas and gazing at three-masted ships involved in epic battles over the gold from the Incas. Yes, some serious mind traveling. I was lucky enough to come back to La Ville-Bague for a wedding in the summer of 2012. Such a beautiful setting! The cocktail was held in the gardens, the dinner inside the living quarters of the historic house and the dance party back outside under a tent. We stayed overnight in one of their lovely B&B cottage and the next day we all went to a wonderful beach only 5 min away. Makes me want to get married again:)

From the owner: Un révélateur de jeunes talents Cette galerie est installée dans l'enceinte de la bibliothèque de…read moreVillejean (Université de Rennes II), et a pour première vocation de révéler de jeunes artistes de la fac ou de la région, mais elle accueille également des oeuvres d'artistes confirmés.

From the owner: La passion cinéphile avant tout ! Fondé dans les années 50, Le Bretagne a été rénové en 2005. Doté…read morede 2 salles entièrement équipées (son dolby digital...), ce cinéma art et essai est régi sur le mode associatif par des bénévoles passionnés. Son comité de programmation s'efforce de sélectionner les films diffusés selon leur coups de cœur. Les projections revêtent quant à elles une dimension originale puisqu'elles renouent avec le visionnage traditionnel d'un court-métrage avant l'œuvre principale.