La Bretesche Hotel:

The grass is always greener on the other side. But never as much so as in the grounds of this castle straight out of a fairytale. Here you won’t be surprised to find one of the most beautiful golf courses in France, with its chequerboard mowed fairways and velvety greens.

Two hundred square metres of spa is another very convincing argument. Before retiring to your princely room, savour a cocktail in a unique setting: the hotel’s elegant bar in the former stables.

Golf la Bretesche: The ancient home of "Les Ducs de Bretagne", is an excellent and well maintained golf course to play when on holiday. The holes are pleasantly laid out, and the greens and bunkers are none too difficult and are reasonably well protected.

Golf la Baule: The first five holes play through mature woodland whereas the rest of the course is more American in style around the Hotel with more water, and some impressive bunkering in play.

Golf Vigneux: Consisting of carefully kept greens, undulating fairways bordered by trees that are over 100 years old, where the only noise is that of the birds.

Golf St Jean de Mont: Tthis course provides plenty of variety and with its sandy subsoil, can be played all year round. This Yves Bureau designed course is an excellent test for the technical golfer with its undulating fairways.