"At the heart of the coastal region of Rhuys-Muzillac, in the village of Noyal-Muzillac, a listed Brittany rural heritage site, Bodrevan Manor is a former 16th century hunting lodge, which along with its annex buildings has now been transformed into a hotel complex with comfortable bedrooms and suites, and a fine restaurant ""La Table de Yann"", the whole offering the discreet sophistication of a building steeped in history. The feeling of well-being procured by a visit to Bodrevan Manor will remain with you throughout your stay in Brittany. Located just a few kilometres from the Isle of Rhuys peninsula and the Gulf of Morbihan, the Manor is nestled at the heart of enclosed wooded grounds. In a refurbished adjoining outbuilding guests are accommodated in three spacious bedrooms, two appartments and also a small split-level pavillion opening onto the garden. At the time of writing (March 2010) facilities for disabled persons are to be provided soon. All of our bedrooms and their en-suite bathrooms offer comfort and harmony. Cots and changing tables for babies & toddlers available on request. In the main building a fine open fireplace provides welcome warmth before or after dinner as the cool season arrives. After a good night's sleep, guaranteed by the peace and quiet that reins supreme, enjoy a copious breakfast. As soon as the warm days of Spring arrive the garden welcomes you for moments of pure relaxation: a stroll around the flower beds, a quiet read, or even a game on another unusual feature of our hotel - an outdoor American pool table!"