This was by far the cosiest place we've stayed in during our trip to France, and to our surprise the place was even nicer than on the photos. It was extremely tidy and well designed, with very nice furniture. How delightful it was to wake up on the mezzanine, and gaze from your bed as sails pass quietly by under the windowsill, going in and out of the harbour. It almost felt like Venice, since the sunbathed living-room faces the sea directly. The views from all the rooms were breathtaking, and windy days became a good excuse to stay cosily tucked in by the warm fire with a cup of tea and the soft sound of swaying ship masts, as the tides came and went underneath. The stone walls are thick and well isolated from sound and outside temperatures, and if we ever got tired of the peace and quiet we could just walk 30 seconds and be directly on the docks, where there's a multitude of small shops, cafés, bakeries, restaurants/bars and of course the famous and delicious ice cream and waffle maker "La martiniere". As an architect, I could not have dreamt of a better place to stay, thanks for the wonderful experience !