Ibis Roscoff Bord de Mer

We enjoyed our stay at this hotel. We stayed for a week as we don’t drive and we wanted to be near the Brittany Ferries port. The hotel was clean and the breakfast was very good. The drinks were a bit expensive but there is a small supermarket nearby. We can’t wait to visit again.

We travelled to the hotel Ibis Bord de mer. Booked through Brittany Ferries from Plymouth to Roscoff, France as an autistic adult. All the staff at Brittany Ferries were wonderful. If you explain when checking in that you have disabilities they will try and help you both on the ferry and the hotel. Roscoff is a lovely town a must stay for all. Can't wait to stay for my next 7 day holiday. Hotel is modern, spacious, clean and the staff are very helpful and most speak English. A good taxi is Taxi Estelle she speaks good English and is reliable. I love Roscoff and so does my wife.

Had not booked an accessible room though I do have mobility problems with painful arthritis. Pleasantly surprised on arrival to have been allocated an accessible room which was really ideal and made a big difference. Usually stay here overnight, before and after ferry so thanks!

The location is unbeatable. We had a family room and those are hard to find in Europe although our children were left behind. This just gave us extra room and the price was affordable during off season. The ocean literally touches the building. It is seriously cool. I had wanted to get to Brittany for years and we made it happen. We weren't sure where to stay and didn't have a preference, but we lucked out to end up at Roscoff. In the morning, we immediately found the boat and booked the ride to Ile de Batz. We rented bikes. It was so easy. The room had a bit of a smell, but we kept our windows open since the weather was fantastic when we were there. The breakfast was well worth the fee of 12 euros per person. We arrived at the hotel late at night and it was really cool to be the only people there. We found parking after we checked in and the staff member told us what to do. It was even free. The seaside parking lot was pretty empty, but it was late and off season so I don't think you should expect that. It's next to a church that is really cool to visit. It's in the center of an awesome town. We spent two nights there and it was fantastic. It's an Ibis hotel so it's pretty basic, but the location for the price was unbeatable.

No air con …. Fair enough but no fan offered either. No tea and coffee making in room …. A basic these days. Charged when we wanted a coffee to take up to room. No safe as listed in amenities. Bathroom poorly ventilated an absolute hot house! Unfortunately would not re book here.

Clean, tidy, friendly staff, 24/7 room Service and great ocean views. We had room service one night and had the lasagne which was really tasty. Second time I’ve stayed here as it’s a great location and perfect if you’re travelling on the Brittany ferry by foot.

Stayed here many times to or from ferry. It’s a very basic hotel but nice beds, bedding all fine, good shower and good value if all you want is one night enroute. As others have said, parking difficult but Roscoff is what it is, and impossible to rectify that problem. However, by coincidence I stayed in the same room in both May and September - Room 100. It had a terrible smell of urine, seemed to be not in the bathroom but in the room itself. There was a large stained patch in one corner. I really should have reported it the first time but it was late, I was tired etc etc. Pretty surprised when I realised it was the same room a few months later and the same smell. This time I did report it on leaving. The receptionist appeared surprised and said it was not a pet room. Someone else has said on here in June this year that their room smelt of dog. It wouldn’t stop me staying again but Room 100 needs a new carpet.

Having read some recent reviews, we were a little worried about the state of the hotel that we have stayed in several time previously. Through Brittany Ferries, we had booked an accessible room, which was spacious and very nicely laid out. The shower in the wet room did tend to be a bit slow to drain, so a larger area was wet, but other than that, it was great. We know that there are no tea/coffee making facilities, so we took our own travel kettle and adaptor. The hotel receptionists were excellent, but we were not impressed by the housekeeping staff, who did not provide articles such as clean paper cups, and toilet rolls. The breakfast was brilliant, with freshly baked bread and croissants. We had wonderful weather, and a lovely stay in Roscoff. One word of advice, especially if you hae limited mobility, if you get a parking space near the hotel, don't move your car, and also print off the international disability document, to go with your UK blue badge.

Tiny, tired rooms, you can’t open your suitcase anywhere. No tea and coffee facilities in the bedrooms and the tea and coffee machine in reception is not free - it’s 2.50 Euros per drink! Lovely view from the room we stayed in but it did get noisy outside with people smoking on the terrace below. We wouldn’t return. It felt more like a hostel.