Le Relais de Broceliande
Hotel, restaurant and spa serving leisure travelers in Paimpont and the Brocéliande Forest region of Brittany
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-07
About Le Relais de Broceliande
Le Relais de Brocéliande operates a four-star hotel, restaurant and spa in Brittany. It offers rooms, dining, spa access and gift packages, with online booking.
The business serves hotel guests and visitors to the Brocéliande Forest area. Registry facts place its registered seat in Paimpont, France, and give a founding date of 2008.
Product: Four-star hotel accommodation, restaurant dining, spa access and gift packages.
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