Meeting hotels in Brittany

Mercure Rennes Centre Gare

Rennes, station district

A business hotel by Rennes station, cited by a convention-bureau article among the hotels with meeting rooms of around 600 m² in total. A practical option for delegates of events at the Couvent des Jacobins.

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Domaine de Locguénolé

Kervignac, Morbihan

A château estate in Kervignac, in the Morbihan, now operated as Domaine de Locguénolé & Spa and a Relais & Châteaux member. The network lists 47 rooms, suites and villas, and two meeting rooms with a stated capacity of 350.

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47

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2

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Le Grand Hôtel des Thermes

Saint-Malo, Sillon seafront

A five-star seafront hotel of 177 rooms and suites on the Sillon beach in Saint-Malo, linked to the thalassotherapy centre. Directories list five seminar rooms of roughly 25 to 75 m², from 10 to 60 people each.

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177

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Sofitel Quiberon Thalassa sea & spa

Quiberon, Morbihan

A five-star Sofitel thalassotherapy resort on the Quiberon peninsula, with four meeting rooms; the largest, the 120 m² Conguel salon, takes up to 60 seated and opens onto a private terrace.

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4

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60

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Brittany

Centre des Congrès de Rennes – Couvent des Jacobins

The Couvent des Jacobins is a 15th-century Dominican convent in the centre of Rennes, converted by Vinci into a congress centre and opened in 2018. It integrates modern auditoriums within heritage architecture, next to the Place Sainte-Anne. Sources describe a Grand Auditorium of about 1,000 seats (1,200 in one official listing), a heritage auditorium of 300 to 400 seats, a further 500-seat room, 25 sub-committee rooms, and about 4,000 m² of exhibition space. Receptions of up to 1,500 seated or 3,000 standing are quoted. Surfaces and seat counts differ between sources, so confirm your layout with the venue. The centre suits conferences and conventions in a historic district, with the Brittany programme available: Rennes old town, Saint-Malo and the Emerald Coast within an hour.

Max. capacity 1,000 pax

Brittany

Palais du Grand Large

The Palais du Grand Large (also known as Le Grand Large) is the congress centre of Saint-Malo, facing the sea. It was renovated between 2018 and 2019 at a cost reported at over 11 million euros, reopening in October 2019 with a new glazed rotunda overlooking the water. The main auditorium seats 1,030 in most sources (configurations of 400, 535, 870 and 1,030 are quoted), with a 200-seat amphitheatre and 19 meeting rooms, most with daylight and sea views. The surface is quoted as 8,000 m² by the press and over 10,000 m² by the tourism office. The new rotunda is 405 m² with a 150 m² terrace. No planned closure was found at the time of writing, but confirm availability for your dates. Saint-Malo suits conferences up to about 1,000 people with an Emerald Coast programme: privatised ramparts evenings, oyster tastings and visits to Cancale and Mont-Saint-Michel.

Max. capacity 1,030 pax · 1 hotels