Gites in Lannion

The 3 iconic places to discover in Lannion

It's impossible to stay in Lannion without exploring its must-see sites. The town is packed with heritage, cultural and natural gems that will charm the curious and history buff alike. Here are three places not to be missed during your stay in a Gîte.

1. Saint-Jean-du-Baly church

A symbol of Lannion, Saint-Jean-du-Baly Church reflects the town's rich history. Its ornate facades, architectural details and singular atmosphere make it a must-visit. Take the time to explore every nook and cranny, listen to the stories of the locals or simply stroll around for a complete immersion in the soul of Lannion.

2. The Léguer Valley

This emblematic site of Lannion reveals another facet of the destination. Between nature, art and exceptional panoramas, it invites contemplation and relaxation. Ideal for a family walk, an impromptu picnic or a moment suspended in the sunset, this place offers an unbeatable view of the surrounding beauty.

3. The historic centre of Lannion

Finally, end your discovery with Lannion's Historic Centre, a true local gem. Whether you're a lover of culture, gastronomy or traditions, this place brings together everything that makes the town so unique. Savour the friendly atmosphere and local know-how in an authentic setting. These three sites perfectly sum up the spirit of Lannion: a harmonious blend of heritage, nature and the gentle way of life, to be discovered without moderation from your Gîte.

The ideal season to rent a Gîte in Lannion

In Lannion, each season gives the town a different atmosphere, making your holiday unique depending on the period you choose. By opting for a Gîte rental, you tailor your type of stay to suit your desires, whether you're travelling as a couple or with a group of people, for one night or a long weekend, with an eye on price, reviews and the view from your accommodation.

In spring, Lannion finds colour and lightness again. The air warms up, the green spaces come alive and the terraces resume their place in the centre as well as on the edges of the quieter districts. It's an ideal time to explore the city on foot, take a break from the markets and plan a short nature outing, before returning to your Gîte for a quiet evening.

In summer, Lannion becomes even more dynamic and friendly. Between festivals, exhibitions, outdoor walks and lively evenings, travellers make the most of the summer atmosphere. Choosing a holiday rental at this time of year means you can be as close as possible to the entertainment, while returning to the comfort of your Gîte, handy for relaxing after an intense day and comparing rentals according to the type of accommodation you're looking for, flat or Gîte.

In autumn, the town is enjoyed in a different way, with warmer colours and a gentler pace of traffic. Lannion becomes perfect for taking your time, visiting museums and gourmet addresses, and strolling the streets without rushing. For a cultural getaway, a Gîte rental offers a relaxing setting, often with good value for money for a few nights, while remaining close to the centre.

In winter, Lannion becomes more hushed and welcoming. Between the seasonal markets, the lights and the good restaurants where you can warm up, the atmosphere invites you to cocoon. It's the perfect time to book a comfortable Gîte, enjoy cosy accommodation after your outings and choose from the available rentals according to your criteria of view, price and traveller reviews.

The 3 must-try activities during your holiday in Lannion

A Gîte holiday in Lannion isn't just about renting accommodation for the night. To make the most of your holiday, whether you're travelling as a couple or with a group of pers, here are three essential experiences to enjoy between the city centre and the edge of nature. These ideas are the perfect complement to your accommodation, whatever type you choose from the available rentals, flat or Gîte, according to price, view and traveller reviews.

1. Hiking in the Léguer Valley and Sainte-Anne Park

To get some fresh air without leaving the city, set off to explore the Vallée du Léguer, one of Lannion's most beautiful nature spots. The paths offer a real interlude by the water, ideal for a walk or cycle ride, with superb views. A perfect activity to slip into your holiday programme, before returning to your rental to rest.

Address: Parc Sainte-Anne, Rue du Léguer, 22300 Lannion

2. Dive into history at the Beauport Abbey Museum

Just a few minutes from your accommodation, Beauport Abbey is a must-visit for travellers who love culture and beautiful sites. Between heritage, exhibitions and walks in an exceptional setting, the place allows you to discover local history while enjoying a seaside environment. An excellent idea for a weekend outing when renting, whatever your type of flat or Gîte.

Address : Abbaye de Beauport, Rue de Beauport, 22500 Paimpol

3. Fill up on flavours at the Lannion market

There's nothing like the Lannion market to feel the energy of the centre and sample the local specialities. Between the colourful stalls, the fresh produce and the discussions with the producers, you'll leave with enough to put together a great meal in your Gîte. It's also an opportunity to compare prices, spot gourmet ideas and enjoy an authentic experience in the heart of the city, much appreciated in travellers' reviews.

Address: Place du Général-Leclerc, 22300 Lannion

Our travellers' favourite amenities when booking a Gîte in Lannion

When on holiday, our travellers are as much looking for the charm of the town of Lannion as the comfort of their accommodation. Whether renting for a night, a weekend for two or a group of people, certain facilities are often mentioned in reviews and make all the difference when comparing accommodation, whether it's a flat or a Gîte, depending on the type, price, view, proximity to the centre or the shore. Here are the most popular facilities:

• Generous beds and quality bedding, to recover better after a day of sightseeing in the city.
• New bathroom with walk-in shower or bathtub, ideal for relaxing after a long walk.
• Private outdoor space (terrace, balcony or garden), perfect for enjoying a pleasant view and evenings on the edge of Lannion.
• Functional, fully-equipped kitchen, handy for preparing a home-cooked breakfast or a convivial dinner on rent.
• Efficient heating or air conditioning depending on the season, for constant comfort, whatever the night spent on site.
• High-speed Wi-Fi, much appreciated by travellers to organise their outings, check reviews or share their holiday photos.
• Washing machine and, if possible, tumble dryer, a real asset for stays of several nights or for pers with the family.
• Private or secure parking, particularly sought after to simplify getting around town and around the centre.
• Pets accepted, so you can choose suitable accommodation without changing your holiday plans.
• Well-being area (jacuzzi, sauna or swimming pool), popular for adding a premium touch to certain rentals, often linked to price.

Each Gîte in Lannion has its own style, but the objective remains the same: to offer a practical and comfortable rental, adapted to your type of stay, with the facilities expected by travellers.

What is the average price of a Gîte in Lannion

The price of a rental for your holiday in Lannion changes according to the season, the number of nights, the type of accommodation and the location between the centre and the edge. Whether you're looking for a 2-person flat with a view, a family Gite or a premium rental, travellers usually find options to suit their budget, by comparing rentals and reviews.

• Apartment or studio for 2 pers
  • Low season November to March approximately 60 euros per night
  • Medium season April to June and September to October around 80 euros per night
  • High season July to August approximately 110 euros per night
• Gîte or family home
  • Low season November to March approx. 90 euros per night
  • Medium season April to June and September to October around 120 euros per night
  • High season July to August approximately 160 euros per night
• Premium accommodation with spa
  • Low season November to March approximately €150 per night
  • Medium season April to June and September to October approximately €180 per night
  • High season July to August approximately 250 euros per night

Price tip for your holiday in Lannion to get the best rates, book your Gite several weeks in advance, especially in high season, as the best located rentals in town, close to the centre or the shore, go quickly and often concentrate the best traveller reviews.