We love —
- Staying in an elegant 18th-century château surrounded by 12 hectares of parkland, just minutes from the legendary corsair city of Saint-Malo.
- Exploring the ramparts of Saint-Malo, breathing in the sea air of the Emerald Coast, then returning to the calm of the Breton countryside.
- Discovering the rich maritime heritage of Brittany, from historic forts and sandy beaches to the charming streets of the Intra-Muros district.
Customer reviews —
Château Hôtel du Colombier 4* —
Just a short drive from the historic walls of Saint-Malo, Château Hôtel du Colombier 4* invites you to step into the elegance of 18th-century Brittany. Set within 12 hectares of landscaped parkland, this distinguished residence offers a refined escape where heritage and tranquillity meet.
Built in 1715 by Pierre Gris, a shipowner of the French East India Company, the château reflects a legacy of travel and prosperity. Scandinavian wood carvings and Italian marble fireplaces hint at its cosmopolitan past, while the grand entrance and serene gardens create a setting of understated aristocratic charm.
Your room —
This offer is based on a choice between a Classic Room, a Superior Room and a Privilege Room.
Classic Room (20 m²)
Step into the refined comfort of the Classic Room, where period parquet flooring, soft tones and carefully chosen artwork create a warm and characterful atmosphere. Designed for restful stays, it blends timeless charm with understated elegance.
Each morning, wake to tranquil views over the park or pond, a peaceful natural setting that enhances the sense of escape. The room features a plush double bed, a desk, a cosy sitting area, tea and coffee-making facilities, a television and a hairdryer, ensuring both comfort and convenience throughout your stay.
Superior Room (25 m²)
Enjoy the comfort of a spacious Superior Room, thoughtfully decorated with refined furnishings and elegant details. A generous sitting area invites you to unwind after a day exploring Saint-Malo and the surrounding coast.
Overlooking the park and/or pond, the room offers a peaceful natural backdrop that enhances the sense of tranquillity. Modern comforts include a desk, television, in-room safe and hairdryer, ensuring a stay that blends classic charm with contemporary convenience.
Privilege Room (30 m²)
Step into a refined and cosy atmosphere in the Privilege Room, where elegant décor and timeless details create a true sense of escape. Designed to feel like a retreat away from everyday life, the room invites you to slow down and savour each moment.
Unwind on a comfortable bed and make the most of the modern amenities provided. A welcoming sitting area offers the perfect space to relax, chat or simply enjoy the calm surroundings, setting the scene for a truly memorable stay.
Your dining choices
This offer is based on a Bed and Breakfast stay.
Begin each morning with a generous continental buffet breakfast, served in an elegant setting overlooking the gardens. In the evening, dine in the château’s refined restaurant, where plush furnishings, antique paintings and a fireplace create an intimate atmosphere. The cuisine offers a distinctive Breton-Asian fusion, inspired by the region’s seafaring history. Crafted with local ingredients and enhanced with subtle Asian influences, each dish celebrates both tradition and global inspiration, a memorable culinary experience in a truly historic setting.
Your time
Life at the château unfolds at a gentle pace. Stroll through the 12-hectare grounds after breakfast, relax in the sunshine beneath centuries-old trees, or enjoy the peaceful atmosphere of the estate.
Guests may also take advantage of the fitness room, head to a nearby golf course, or try fishing in the lake. Just ten minutes away, Saint-Malo offers sea swims, sandy beaches and the chance to explore the city’s ramparts and maritime heritage, including the Musée d’Histoire de Saint-Malo, housed within the town’s historic castle.
Your Optional Extras —
Mont-Saint-Michel Abbey: Skip-the-line ticket
Visit Mont-Saint-Michel Abbey, one of the first sites to be listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Discover its history and admire the breathtaking view of the bay from the heights of the monument.
Your Journey to the Chateau Hotel du Colombier 4* —
Flights:
You may choose from Economy or Premium class flights on sectors that they operate, at the next stage of the booking process. The flights included are with either a scheduled or no-frills airline and are subject to live availability and prices can change. You can choose your preferred departure times during the booking process. Please select your flight options carefully as departure and arrival airports may differ.
Transfers:
Plan ahead and secure your airport transfers in advance! Please note that this offer does not cover roundtrip transfers between the airport and the hotel. However, you can opt for additional transportation services at an extra cost, including shuttle service, shared transfer, or a private option, when booking flight packages with us.
Car hire:
Seeking the freedom to explore as you please? Meander through picturesque landscapes, uncover captivating landmarks, and create unforgettable memories as you traverse the roads less travelled. Take advantage of our exclusive car hire options with Sixt, ready to choose when you make your reservation. Only members who book flights with Voyage Privé will be able to add car hire to their booking. Please head to the next stage of the booking process for full terms and conditions.
Saint Malo —
Rising proudly along the windswept shores of Brittany, Saint-Malo is a fortified seaside city shaped by tides, maritime legend and Celtic heritage. Encircled by imposing granite ramparts and facing the ever-changing waters of the English Channel, Saint-Malo combines medieval grandeur with raw coastal beauty. Once home to corsairs and explorers, the city today offers dramatic seascapes, sandy beaches and a deeply rooted Breton identity.
Must-sees:
- Intra-Muros: The historic walled old town, a maze of cobbled streets and stone façades.
- Saint-Malo Ramparts: Walk the city walls for sweeping views over the sea and surrounding islands.
- Grand Bé & Petit Bé: Tidal islets accessible on foot at low tide.
- Sillon Beach: A vast sandy stretch perfect for bracing coastal walks.
- Emerald Coast: The rugged shoreline north and east of the city, known for its cliffs and turquoise waters.
Culinary culture:
Saint-Malo’s gastronomy reflects the bounty of both land and sea. Fresh oysters, mussels and seafood platters are staples, alongside Breton galettes and crêpes enjoyed with local cider. Time-worn cafés and contemporary restaurants alike celebrate regional produce, blending maritime flavours with Brittany’s rich culinary tradition.
Dive deeper:
Beyond its ramparts, Saint-Malo invites exploration of tidal landscapes and neighbouring gems such as Cancale and Dinan. Watch the tide dramatically reshape the shoreline, follow coastal paths along the Emerald Coast, or immerse yourself in the city’s seafaring past through museums and harbour walks. The rhythm of wind and water defines life here, creating an atmosphere that is both invigorating and timeless.
Good to know:
Saint-Malo is located about 2 hours 30 minutes from Paris by high-speed train, and around 1 hour from Rennes Airport by car. The best time to visit is from May to September, when longer days enhance coastal walks and beach life. The local currency is the euro (€).
