Arrived at Tréguier on a Saturday evening at 9.30pm in peak season, looking for a last-minute place to stay. First tried the Aigue-Marine, but was put off by unfriendly service and shabby rooms. Further along the keyside, I came across the Estuaire. Situated above a small snackbar, it did not have such a welcoming entrance as the Aigue Marine. I spoke to the bar tender (half of the husband and wife team who run the hotel, restaurant and bar.) His wife showed me around the only room they had left, due to a cancellation. The room was small and basically furnished, but clean, bright and comfotable. Cream furnishings, a firm, foam mattress and a view onto a small courtyard and other old stone buildings. There was a small TV, small desk, sink and 'capsule' shower unit. Although the room did not look to have been recently 'renovated' it did seem recently 'refurbished' with new-looking carpets, paint, curtains and sheets.
As it is the smallest room in the hotel (no 12), it did not have a... more