Le Manoir de Kerbot, Hotel and restaurant on the Rhuys Peninsula, Brittany, France
Le Manoir de Kerbot is a hotel and restaurant from the 16th century located on the Rhuys Peninsula in Morbihan, Brittany. The property has nine rooms and suites, a restaurant, a spa set in a renovated wine cellar, and gardens surrounding the building.
Le Manoir de Kerbot was built in the 16th century as a stone manor house in Brittany, and it has changed hands and purpose over the centuries. It was eventually converted into a hotel and restaurant while keeping much of its original stone structure.
Le Manoir de Kerbot sits on the Rhuys Peninsula in Brittany, a region known for its rugged coastline and local food traditions. The restaurant menu changes with the seasons, drawing on local ingredients, and a sommelier is on hand to suggest wines.
The manor sits on the Rhuys Peninsula and is easiest to reach by car, with electric vehicle charging stations available on the property. Pets are welcome, and a private shuttle for up to 7 people can be arranged on request.
The spa is housed in a renovated wine cellar that dates back to the original construction of the manor, and it now contains a hammam, a jacuzzi, and a rest area. The estate can host up to 150 people for events, which makes it one of the larger private venues in the area.
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