A building steeped inhistory

Sables d'Or les Pins... the name sounds like a promise of travel. The Breton Deauville was born in the middle of the Roaring Twenties, just like the Hôtel de Diane. At the time, the fashionable architect did everything to please the English by developing an Anglo-Breton style. L'Hostellerie de Diane was one of the first six hotels built in 1925 in this distinctive style, giving it a unique personality!

Located 100 m from the Sables d'Or beach, one of Brittany's most beautiful, and just a few kilometers from Cap Fréhel and Cap d'Erquy, it invites travelers to feel right at home, in modern spaces designed for their well-being and comfort.

In 2017, the sleeping beauty woke up with Corinne and Hugo Renouardière, natives of Côtes-d'Armor and former executives in the luxury jewelry industry, who brought new life to this half-timbered building erected in the middle of the Roaring Twenties in a style typical of Anglo-Breton architecture.

They have a very precise idea of personalized customer service: this daily leitmotif is expressed in the 45 rooms (including two specially equipped for people with reduced mobility) and suites, some with balconies, the lounges, the lounge bar and the terrace. A wellness area with jacuzzi and sauna, anda "maître restaurateur" restaurant, round out your rejuvenating stay.

Diane's story continues, and thanks to her, so does that of Sables d'Or Les Pins.