Barrière Le Grand Hotel Dinard

The hotel has 89 rooms and suites, styled in classic Emerald Coast seaside tones with crisp stripes and coastal details. After the refurb, the overall feel is smarter and more contemporary, but it still suits golfers who want a traditional hotel with a bit of occasion to it. The rooms are well appointed without being overly formal, and the public spaces retain the Belle Époque charm that makes the building feel special.

If you're travelling as a couple, it's ideal for a short break where golf is the main event but not the only one. For small groups or societies, it works well as a central base, especially if you're planning to rotate courses across the region. The hotel's position means you can walk to Dinard's promenade and catch the regular ferry across to Saint-Malo, which is a brilliant add-on if you've got non-golfers in the group, or you simply want to swap spikes for a stroll inside the city walls.

The main restaurant is worth building into the plan, not just for the Breton menu but for the bay views. It's a strong option for a post-round dinner when you don't fancy heading into town, with an emphasis on fresh seafood and regional produce that reflects the local coast. For something more casual, the 333 café-bar is the obvious debrief spot after golf, whether you're comparing scorecards or plotting revenge on the back nine the next day. It's comfortable, relaxed and perfectly placed for that first drink when you come off the course.

Off the course, you're perfectly positioned for everything Dinard offers. The promenade is on your doorstep, the casino is next door, and the ferry to Saint-Malo runs regularly, making it easy to combine golf with sightseeing, dining out and exploring the historic walled city. For groups mixing golfers and non-golfers, or anyone who wants a bit of culture and French atmosphere alongside the golf, the location delivers. We can help you package tee times and rooms to suit your dates, whether you're planning a 2-night weekend or a longer 3 or 4-night break with multiple rounds across the region.