SEA RESORT
SAINT-MALO
Ty Mat
Rating 3 Gulls

RESIDENCE INFORMATION
The residence lies in the south of Saint-Malo in the Saint-Servan district, behind the fishing port and between the charming port of Saint Père with its Solidor tower (14th C.), Pointe d’Aleth and the ramparts of the old town.
The residence stands in a garden of flowerbeds and trees, enclosed by walls.
You are very near to the fishing port and shops in Saint-Servan and 20 minutes walk from the seawater therapy centre and the beaches. 
ARRIVAL / DEPARTURE
- TIMES: Arrivals on Saturday between 5 and 8 p.m. 
Please notify the Residence if you will be arriving late.
Departures on Saturday before 10 a.m.
- RECEPTION: Monday - Friday: 9 a.m. to noon and 3-to-7 p.m. Saturday: 8-to-10 a.m. and 5-to-8 p.m. Sunday: 10 a.m. to noon. Closed on Wednesdays.
- DEPOSIT: € 200 to be paid on arrival, refunded when you leave after the inventory.
Methods of payment: cheque or card
- VISITOR'S TAX to be paid on site (for information only)
Adults over 16: € 1 per day – half-rate for children aged 12-16 - Free for children under 12
RENTAL SERVICE
- Bed linen + 1 tea towel 
THE RESEIDENCE
 It consists of :
- Studio 4 persons
Baby Kit
Baby Kit guaranteed and installed in the apartment (Baby cot of bed bar, sheets, baby chair)
Price: 15 Euros per stay

DESCRIPTION OF THE APARTMENTS
STUDIO FOR 4 PERSONS
Area: 25 m2
- Lounge with settee that converts into twin beds
- Separate alcove with 2 bunk beds
- Kitchen with dishwasher, microwave, refrigerator, 2 electric rings and coffee maker
- Bathroom with shower/bath and toilet
- Loggia (except for 4 studio apartments on the top floor) with garden furniture
- Private telephone line and paying TV
Note:
- 3 studio apartments are suitable for persons with reduced mobility
- Please note: children under 6 should not sleep in the top bunks
Order No. 95.949 of 25/08/1995.

RESIDENCE SERVICES

THE RESORT
Discovering the region
Saint-Malo is often compared to a great ship ready to cast off for the high seas and always on the lookout for new adventures. Every corner along street and shoreline evokes the legendary past of this city of privateers, which you can discover through a myriad walks and boat trips. It has an exceptional location, and an atmosphere all of its own.
The town also offers a multitude of sports and cultural activities appealing to all tastes and ages.
Home to the largest marshes in Europe, Saint-Malo is famous for its ramparts and is today, a famous sailing resort. Saint-Malo is also the ideal base for visiting the Emerald Coast and its famous towns.
Sports activities: Sailing and other water sports, horse-riding, archery, golf.
Leisure activities: Sailing trips, rock pooling, casino, cinema. 
For the youngsters: Swimming pool with slides, aquarium, beach clubs.
Heritage: Visit the ramparts and various museums in the old town, discover the towns of Saint-Servan, Paramé and Rotheneuf, shows and sea shanties, etc. 
Saint Servan: A green, quiet district of Saint-Malo, Saint-Servan was formerly another town altogether, separated from the ‘pirate city’ by the docks and locks of the port. The town of Saint-Malo in fact originated in this area and then spread out to the neighbouring rock.
Sights: the Cité d’Aleth the peninsula where the first inhabitants of Saint-Malo lived; the Promenade de la Corniche (superb panoramic view of the city, Saint-Malo bay and the Rance estuary), St Peters' cathedral, with the remains and foundations of the original Carolingian and Romanesque cathedral. The Eglise Sainte-Croix: rebuilt on several occasions, the present church was finished in 1743 and its openwork tower completed in 1840. The quality and diversity of its 19th century decor and furnishings make it a place well-worth visiting.
Parc des Corbières: a pleasant coastal stroll in a wooded park with beautiful views over the Rance.
Saint Malo: Saint-Malo ‘Intramuros’ (the walled city of the privateers) is the area that has made the city famous. Its austere-looking granite walls hide a multitude of architectural treasures and museums. 
The ramparts: nearly 2 km long, these encircle the city and offer a first glimpse into the world of the privateers. Stretching from the Porte Saint-Vincent to Porte Saint-Thomas, the curtain walls are teeming with history and each one gives a different view of Saint-Malo bay.
The old town: wander through the picturesque streets with names such as Le Chat qui Danse, Le Gras Mollet and Le Pélicot, following the arrow-marked route through Saint-Malo (map available from the Tourist Office). Look out for the old ship owners’ and privateers’ houses as you go along.
St Vincent 's Cathedral: built over nearly 7 centuries, it was finally completed in 1987 and contains a superb collection of contemporary stained glass windows.
Surrounding area:
The Emerald Coast takes its name from the colour of the sea. Visit the Pointe du Grouin nature reserve and the Ferme Marine (oyster farming and shellfish museum) at Cancale, the hydroelectric dam on the Rance, Dinard and Cap Fréhel.
The bay of Mont Saint-Michel is one of the France's major classified sites, in terms of both its architecture and natural surroudnings. Around Mont Saint-Michel, you can also visit Saint-Benoit des Ondes, Hirel, Le-Vivier-sur-Mer, Dol de Bretagne, Mont Dol and Baguer-Morvan.
Travel through the romantic countryside of Brittany: Château de Combourg, Château de la Bourbansais; give your children a treat by taking them to the Cobac Parc Lanhélin leisure park.
The Rance Valley contains a multitude of traditional villages (Saint-Suliac, Taden, Pleudihen, etc.) and picturesque ports (Plouer/Rance, Minihic/Rance etc.).
Sport and leisure
Tennis, Le Tronchet de Saint-Malo Golf club (27 holes in a forest clearing), Château des Ormes Golf club in Dol de Bretagne (18 holes + 5 holes par 3, practice range)
Horse-riding: Le Chapitre horseriding club (5 mins walk from the residence), La Cravache (La Petite Vallée in Saint Coulomb) and Les Ecuries des Perrières (Rue d’Aleth in La Ville es Nonais)
Municipal swimming pool at Terre Plein du Naye
Cycling, archery in Saint Servan, go-karting in Saint-Méloir des Ondes, microlight flights and other aviation activities at Dinard/Pleurtuit Aéroclub
Water sports: Bon Secours sailing school (2 km) and Rothéneuf sailing school + diving, sea kayaking (in the walled city). Seawater therapy at Thermes Marins in Saint-Malo, aquatonic course, sauna, weight training.
For further information about the resort, please contact the:
Office de Tourisme de Saint-Malo, Esplanade Saint-Vincent
35400 SAINT-MALO
Tel.: +33 (0)2 99 56 64 48 
Fax: +33 (0)2 99 56 67 00
www.ville-saint-malo.fr
office.de.tourisme.saint-malo@wanadoo.fr

HOW TO GET THERE
By road:
Paris (370 km) – Rennes (70 km) 
Coming from Rennes, follow signs to Saint-Servan, then to Hôtels Saint-Servan. On the main road (Rue Ville Pépin), turn right before the town hall. The entrance to the residence is 200 m further on, on the left. 
Coming along the coast road, follow signs to Saint-Servan. Pass the Bouvet fishing port and turn left at Le Perroquet Vert restaurant. The entrance to the residence is 100 m after the turning, on the right.
By train:
Saint-Malo railway station (20 mins walk)
Connections by taxi or Bus no. 2
By air:
Rennes (75 km) and Pleurtuit (15 km) airports