Grand Hôtel des Thermes in Saint-Malo

Built in the late nineteenth century, the Grand Hôtel des Thermes is a Belle Époque hotel overlooking the Bay of Saint-Malo. Its accommodation, restaurants and direct connection to the Thermes Marins complex place a broad range of facilities under one roof.

A Belle Époque setting

The hotel’s period architecture reflects its late nineteenth-century origins, while its position above the bay gives some bedrooms a sea view. It is located at 100 Boulevard Hébert, 35400 Saint-Malo. Room outlooks and configurations vary, so guests seeking a sea-facing room should confirm the category when booking.

Bedrooms and dining

The property description describes several room types, with minibars, safes and flat-screen televisions among the listed equipment. Some rooms look towards the sea, although this does not apply to every category.

There is a bar and a choice of three restaurants. Le Cap Horn is presented as the gastronomic option, La Verrière serves traditional cooking, and La Terrasse opens when the weather allows. This gives guests distinct indoor dining choices as well as a seasonal terrace.

Thalassotherapy and leisure facilities

The Grand Hôtel is directly connected to Thermes Marins, where the directory entry lists thalassotherapy treatments, a spa and an Aquatonic circuit. The complex also includes a heated seawater pool, sauna, hammam and cardio-training room. These are facilities for relaxation and exercise; no particular health outcome should be assumed.

Other services described for the property include a children’s club, room service, luggage storage and a hairdressing salon. Business events can be held in five seminar rooms.

Before booking

The hotel combines accommodation and dining with ready access to the adjoining marine spa complex. As room equipment, restaurant operation and access to leisure facilities may change, travellers should check the arrangements relevant to their stay directly with the property.