Maison Tirel Guerin sur Saint-Meloir-Des-Ondes

We just spent 3 days/2 nights at the estate and received a warm and friendly welcome from Emma and Lou. The whole team is fantastic, especially Théo and Fernand; everyone goes out of their way to make sure we're happy. We were delighted with a couples massage from Virginie and Delphine. We were thrilled with this wonderful and enriching experience.

A very pleasant stay in a standard room. The pool area is peaceful and clean. The sauna is a real treat. The hostesses were friendly and showed us around the hotel. The Bistrot menu is affordable, delicious, and refined. A true delight for the taste buds! Kudos to the chef! Ezio and Fernand, who were with us throughout the service, demonstrated great professionalism and a wonderful sense of humor. Thank you to them and the entire team for making our stay, and my partner's 50th birthday, unforgettable!

We spent a weekend at this hotel and received a very warm welcome from the staff. We stayed two nights in the villa suite, which was reasonably priced. However, several things didn't suit us. First, the pool isn't in the same building—information we should have checked beforehand. Also, it's advertised as 29°C, but on two different days, the thermometers read 27°C, and honestly, I felt it was actually cooler. Regarding the villa suite: it's very spacious, which is great with a baby. However, it definitely needs updating. The wallpaper is quite visually jarring, but that's not the main issue. The real problems are: - a constant musty smell, - no bottled water in the room: to get water, you have to go to a public fountain outside, about 50 meters away. In cold or rainy weather, it's frankly inconvenient. I understand the environmental approach and respect it, but in the main hotel, the fountains are on the covered landings, which makes much more sense. – Several finishing touches need addressing: damp patches, visible holes filled under the hairdryer, cables/holes/dampness under the bathroom sink, directly visible from the toilet. Another important point: the televisions. We're not in 2005 anymore. In 2026, 100–120 cm flat screens with a decent picture are no longer very expensive. Your old plasma TV consumes a huge amount of electricity, and the color quality is really poor. If you're making an effort to conserve water (fountains, showerheads), think about electricity too—these screens are very energy-intensive. Also, the mini-fridge doesn't cool much; you might as well leave your drinks or other items outside; they'll be cooler. Honestly, for a 4-star establishment, quite a few elements would benefit from renovation if you wish to maintain this standard.