Finistère Hotels - Short Breaks and Special Offers
This is the most westerly part of France facing the Atlantic and the Cornish coast. The wonderful natural harbour has made Brest a major naval port. Savour Breton culture in full display.To help find your ideal Finistère hotel at the best possible price, scroll down the page to browse our Finistère hotel selections, or choose from our find and book section or view all Finistère hotels.
Finistère hotel and short break selections
- Auberges in Finistère - traditional French-style inn with comfortable accommodation
- Finistère Budget Hotels - value for money hotels for those wishing to keep to a budget
- Château Hotels in Finistère - castle or manor houses, usually in rural locations
- Hostels in Finistère - basic accommodation catering mainly for young people
- Cottage Rentals - choose from a range of cottages throughout Finistère, suiting all budgets
- All Finistère Hotels - view our list of all Finistère hotels
Find and book hotels in Finistère
- Audierne - is an lively fishing port providing good local seafood. The town has excellent beaches
- Benodet - is a charming seaside resort at the mouth of the River Odet
- Brest - is a major naval port that suffered considerable destruction during the 2nd World War
- Concarneau - is a major fishing port and popular seaside resort with interesting walled battlements
- Douarnenez - is a splendid coastal resort on a vast bay that is popular with both bathers and boaters
- Fouesnant - is a haven for apple and cherry orchards and home to the best Breton cider
- Landerneau - is a small port and busy market town on the Elorn estuary
- Landivisiau - is a major livestock centre and home to some of the biggest cattle fairs in France
- Landudec - a small town located between Quimper and the Atlantic coast
- Le Faou - a small characterful village located at the head of the Faou estuary
- Locronan - the fine character of its architecture reflects its early prosperity from sail making
- Morlaix - is a busy commercial town and former port, dominated by its colossal viaduct
- Pont-Aven - a pretty town, famous for its old mills, located on the estuary of the River Aven
- Pont-l'Abbe - a picturesque and characterful town noted for its boatbuilding
- Quimper - located in a pretty valley this town reflects the true heart of the Breton community
- Quimperle - is a small town prettily located on 2 rivers and is popular with pleasure boats
- Roscoff - is an popular seaside resort and ferry port with an important oceanic research centre
- St-Pol-de-Leon - home to the striking Kreisker belfry and cathedral and busy seasonal markets
