Town of character, Cancale has preserved what today makes it one of the jewels of the Emerald Coast: its authenticity and the richness of its traditions.

Facing Mont Saint-Michel, located 15 kilometers from Saint-Malo, Cancale has always welcomed visitors with many and varied vocations.

Do not miss the trawlers moored in the cove of the port of La Houle as well as the restaurants along the quays of Cancale.

Dinard, a seaside resort located 12 kilometers from Saint-Malo, reveals its charms along its seafront.

Large beaches, coves and coastal paths follow one another to offer breathtaking views of the sea.

Dinard is also a calendar rich in events since the city is full of activities throughout the year.

Labeled City of Arts and History, Dinard offers its visitors a reserved heritage.

Authentic and lively, this is the best preserved part of Saint Malo. From the Rance dam to the Bas Sablons cove, via the Roseraie or the theater, Saint Servan is historically and culturally rich. Let yourself be guided by the coastal paths, they will lead you either to Dinard, or to the sculpted rocks of Rothéneuf,

Leave your car in the hotel's private car park to reach the Solidor district with its restaurants, Alet or the small beaches of Rosais and Four à chaux, 450 meters from Ascott ...

The main visit is the ramparts, with a circumference of 1.8 km, you can visit them on foot. You will access it by the stairs located in the old entrance gates of the city. You can also visit the Castle, the Cathedral, a Corsair's Residence ...