We stayed for one night at the Hostellerie and got the last room. The village is adorable but unfortunately the reception / owner aren't. When arriving we announced us, got the key but no further information. The room itself was rather old and would really need a renovation. The black spots right under the window were kind of alarming. The bathroom didn't have (as it might happen in France) no shower curtain.
Unfortunately (the disadvantage of being in the village center) it was noisy all night.

Summing up I would recommend it only if you cannot find something else near Crozon. The village itself is definitely worth a visit.

This is a hidden gem. The staff are so friendly, the location is stunning. Breakfast is excellent, and you have to try the fish soup..

We stayed here three nights. Nice, clean and modern room, very helpfull people.
One night we had dinner in the hotel, it is not cheap but it is just superb, amazing. Staff really lovely, fabolous wine carte and food just gorgeous. Shame that there are not a lot of places walking distance to go so if you are looking for a quite, relax place, this is the one.

The hotel itself isnt bad, but i would grade it average mainly because of location - we found that the preferable place to stay on Crozon peninsula is Camaret-sur-mer which has a nice quai (embankment), more and nicer restaurants. Besides i think this hotel is kind of noisy - you can hear doors banging and people on the street.
Hence, one-night stay is probably ok, but lookout to Camaret for better options.