La Vieille Boulangerie

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La Vieille Boulangerie is a typical Breton stone house, sensitively modernised, to provide comfortable accommodation consisting of 3 double rooms and 2 twin rooms, each with private bathroom facilities as well as a self catering cottage located adjacent to the main house. A welcome drink or afternoon tea is provided free of charge on your arrival to help you settle in. A variety of menus for relaxed evening dining are provided should you wish to dine in. All we ask is for 24 hours notice to ensure the finest local ingredients can be procured for your table. Please let us know if you have any special dietary requirements. Wine beer and cider can also be purchased separately. The charge for the evening meal is from €17 per person for three courses and coffee or from €14 per person for two courses and coffee. For day trips we can also supply a packed lunch; again please supply us with 24 hours' notice. Barbecues take place regularly in the summer months depending on demand. Gourmet breaks make the dining experience one to be savoured and can be booked for a minimum of four guests. A minimum of a two night stay is required and the cost includes the table d'hote three course meal on your first night stay. A full gourmet meal is created especially for you on the second night and includes carefully selected wines. Please contact us for further information and menu options.

Things to see and do in the area

Langourla is ideally placed to explore the Côtes d'Armor, Ille et Vilaine and Morbihan. Within easy reach is the beautiful coastline from Val-André up to Cap Fréhel, changing from vast sandy beaches to the more rugged coastline within a few kilometres. There are many lakes in the area offering fishing, boating and bird watching. The area offers many walks suitable for all, ranging from short walks to the more demanding for the enthusiast. The area is also very popular with cyclists. Langourla has a jazz festival that takes place each summer by the lake at the open air theatre. Stone for the local houses was also quarried from this area The medieval town of Montcontour is close by and, every two years, holds a celebrated medieval fête. Josseline, Lambelle, Plénée-Jugon, Jugon-Les-Lacs, Dinan, Lamballe, Loudéac, Merdrignac and Broons are all within easy reach, and offer full facilities, bars, restaurants and large supermarkets whilst, for the shopaholic, St Brieuc and Rennes are waiting for you. Market days are especially enjoyable whether in small local towns and villages or the larger towns such as Dinan, Rennes and St Brieuc.

Fete Nationale - 11th July 2009 Jazz Festival 14th to 16th August 2009