Hiking
The Ellé trail
A path follows the valley and the salmon river Ellé (GR® 38), starting right by the property.
Le Vallon de Saint Éloi · 56560 Guiscriff · South Brittany
A group holiday home with a heated indoor pool, sauna, 550 m² of living space and 8 bedrooms sleeping 15, just 30 minutes from the sea.
The House
Set in the Saint Éloi valley near Guiscriff, this large group house enjoys an exceptional natural setting. The property overlooks a lush green valley typical of inland Morbihan, in rare peace and seclusion.
The house spreads its 8 bedrooms over 550 m², with a fully equipped kitchen and two terraces. The highlight: the indoor pool heated to 28 °C and the sauna — open all year round, whatever the Breton weather.
Accommodation
Floor plans
Amenities
heated to 28 °C, all year round
included in the rental
indoor leisure space
vast shared living area
8 bedrooms, 7 bathrooms
natural setting, absolute calm
large capacity, dining area
on-site parking
Gallery
Full gallery
Rates
Linen: €12 / bed set · Towels: €8 / person · End-of-stay cleaning: €250. Tourist tax extra · Pets welcome.
Location
Guiscriff nestles in the heart of the Roi Morvan country, in a landscape of hedgerows, forests and salmon rivers — the Breton countryside at its most authentic.
Easy access via the expressway, Bannalec exit (10 min), or through Quimperlé (20 min).
Nearby
Nature, heritage and good food: the Quimperlé area is best explored on foot or by car.
Hiking
A path follows the valley and the salmon river Ellé (GR® 38), starting right by the property.
Nature
A striking rocky chaos above the Ellé: hiking, climbing and kayaking in a protected site.
Heritage
Its medieval covered market and the Sainte-Barbe and Saint-Fiacre chapels, gems of Breton art above the valley.
Forests
Three green havens — châteaux, ponds and shady trails — for lovely forest walks close to the house.
Day out
Gauguin's town of painters, its art galleries, little harbour and famous butter biscuits.
Good food
A selection of well-regarded restaurants near the house. Click to locate them.
A Breton institution in a former mill over the Aven — creative cuisine and local seafood.
View on Maps →Vintage decor and a leafy terrace, daily menu based on the market and the catch. Book early.
View on Maps →The nearest good table — traditional French cooking, seasonal produce, all homemade.
View on Maps →Pont-Aven's oldest crêperie, near the Bois d'Amour — traditional galettes.
View on Maps →Crêpes and galettes made with organic, local ingredients in a welcoming setting with a terrace.
View on Maps →Booking
Contact Johan, Quentin & Ewen Simon to check availability and finalise your booking. Reply within 1 to 3 days.