In many respects, the L’Agapa is a unique hotel. Huddled up high above the rocks, the setting alone would lay claim to that, as it overlooks the Rose Coast of Brittany and the dazzling views that this entails – in effect, before you only untamed and untouched expanse.
Yet there’s more to the L’Agapa than this. It manages to combine the reserved magic of the belle époque era with utter modernity and high-tech technology that offers just about all sorts of creature comforts.
In fact, a Zen like ambience pervades the L’Agapa because it in complete harmony with its surroundings – the blend of decor, optimisation of light and soft colours see to that. And this goes for its 40 or so rooms which all possess “oriel” and “bow” windows plus utterly comfortable beds.
This ultra sophistication extends to the swimming pool, sauna, Jacuzzi and even a bolus bath available to guests. By the way, all spa services are afforded against a background of great vistas of the sea and the Seven Islands Archipelago, which alone should relax you.
Then there’s the restaurant, guests basically wax lyrical about it, so a meal at the L’Agapa, though not cheap, is not to be missed.
The open view of the Brittany coast, wonderfully relaxing mix of 1930’s and state of the art make the L’Agapa a truly wonderful hotel.
And if you ever feel like leaving its calming confines, there are all sorts of water activities available, as befits a seaside hotel, golf and a multiplicity of things to do close at hand.