Hébergements insolites de Quénécan

Stilt houses and treehouses in the heart of the Quénécan forest, the little Breton Switzerland.

Welcome to the site of the Forges de Salles, a former ironworking village whose operation ceased in 1877.
The finest example of industrial heritage in Côtes-d'Armor, this site once housed one of the largest charcoal forges in Brittany. Since then, nothing has changed. From industrial facilities to housing, from the canteen to the school, passing by the chapel, the grocery store, the stables, and not forgetting the terraced gardens, everything can be visited, either alone or accompanied by a guide.
To learn more about the Forges de Salles, you can visit their official website.

The surrounding forest is home to 8 unique accommodations: 5 treehouses and 3 stilt cabins by the edge of the Fourneau pond.
Built with larches and Douglas firs from the surrounding forest, these cabins host 2 to 5 people seeking rest, well-being, and peaceful moments as only forest sites near a body of water can offer. With the Quénécan forest, the Guerlédan lake (the largest lake in Brittany), and the Nantes to Brest canal nearby, there's no need to rush to Saint-Malo, wait in line at the Mont, cross to Belle-Ile, or head off to surf at the Pointe de la Torche—you have everything at hand to relax and perhaps forget about your car for a while!

Fisherman's huts or trapper's cabins for the stilt cabins? The terrace will settle the debate at sunset.
8, 10, or 11 meters? Oak or beech? Again, it's the terrace that will win everyone over, especially that of the newest cabin, the Cabane de Guerlédan, with its panoramic terrace overlooking the Forges.

Whether as a couple, with friends, or as a family, you are expected on this estate spanning several hectares, straddling the Côtes-d'Armor and Morbihan, just 1 hour and 30 minutes from Rennes, Loctudy, or Plouescat, in this beautiful Brittany we all love.

From 100 EUR
Rates 2019, starting from €100 per night in the Saut du Chevreuil cabin or the Engoulevent cabin.
Price includes breakfast for 2 people (delivered at the foot of the cabin or by the water), as well as equipment for a comfortable stay and beds made upon your arrival with sheets, duvet, and pillows (extra blankets, candles, battery lighting, water jerrycan, stove fuel or wood depending on cabin equipment, and dry toilets in all cabins). Don't forget: towels and appropriate clothing.

✩ Treehouses (base 2 people per night)
✦ Clairière Cabin (capacity 4 people with double bed and bunk beds), starting from €120
✦ Girolles Cabin (capacity 3 people with double bed and single bed), starting from €105
✦ Charbonnière Cabin (capacity 4 people with double bed and bunk beds), starting from €120
✦ Guerlédan Cabin (capacity 4 people with double bed and two single beds), starting from €130
✦ Renardière Cabin (capacity 5 people with double bed and a 160cm bed on the mezzanine), starting from €120
✦ Tapis d'Or Cabin (capacity 2 people with a 160cm bed and large openings overlooking the pond), starting from €110

✩ Stilt cabins
✦ Saut du Chevreuil Cabin (2 people with a 160cm double bed), starting from €100
✦ Engoulevent Cabin (2 people with a 140cm double bed), starting from €100
✦ Bon Repos Cabin (capacity 5 people with a 180cm double bed on the mezzanine and in the living room a 140cm trundle bed, a 90cm single bed) accessible for people with disabilities, starting from €120

Stilt or tree cabins, €20 per additional person (within the cabin's capacity, of course).
For safety reasons, children under 10 years old are not allowed in stilt cabins. Precaution due to proximity to water.

For dinner, seafood platter (crab or spider crab, giant and pink shrimp, whelks and periwinkles, langoustines, and oysters accompanied by homemade mayo, fresh bread, and Breton butter), €70.

Note: All prices are provided for informational purposes only and must be confirmed directly with the establishment.
2 hours from Saint-Malo, 1.5 hours from Vannes or Brest, just 1 hour from Saint-Brieuc.