I first stayed here in 1979, just after the then owner, the third generation of the Girres family, devised the delicious Pie au Crabbe, thankfully still on the menu, which amongst other things got to me to stay again many times since and recommend it to all my friends. His son has now taken on the reins and the hotel... More

Very ggod position, around 20 minutes by car to Mont-Saint Michel. Nice, warm and personalized service. The family that manages this hotel is really kind, polite and ready to help you. Excellent breakfast in the dining room with view to the garden, which is really beautiful and closed to the river "Selune". The hotel has surely a big potential to... More

Have just spent 2 days at this Auberge and would recommend it highly if you enjoy good food(especially fish) presented with style. It is a lovely, setting and staff very friendly. The charming restaurant overlooks the garden and makes for a lovely romantic occasion . Rooms are not huge but very comfortable. We had one overlooking the gardens and river... More

The only good thing about this hotel is the location. Service was nothing to shout about. Everything else was terrible. The room was large enough for 3 but dusty and looked like set from "Life from Mars" - very 1970s. There were fabric covered walls, the floors creaked and were very uneven, the bathroom tiles were dirty and cracked in... More

The Auberge de la Selune is located by the river in an attractive village called Ducey, which is ideally situated for visits to Le Mont St Michel, Cancale, St Malo, and other places of interest in the area. It is a well run hotel, the bedrooms are of variable size, but generally comfortable, with those at the rear overlooking the... More

Needing an overnight stay in a journey from Zeebrugge to the coast of Brittany, I looked for hotels near Avranche and selected the Auberge de la Selune from the Michelin Guide and checked it with Trip Advisor. We were welcomed by Mme Girres, the co-owner, who was courteous and helpful. The room was of average size (for France) but the... More

presented as an hotel de charme, the interior are very old and poor. blankets were very used and old, there were not pillows but a kind of big roll as long as all the bed. furniture of the 70s- 80s. we've been there 2 nights and the room for the first night was also dirty. rooms facing the garden cost... More

The hotel was fine. Rooms were clean, but small. Bathroom was very large. We were pretty satisfied. We didn't eat at the hotel, and would reccommend heading to the patisserie down the street for breakfast (cheaper and yummier!) We had a little issue at night, we got back after the door was locked and our key wouldn't open it, but... More