We stayed in the Adele with our 4 children 2nd week Aug. From when I booked Kim kept in regular contact with me via email and was very helpful with my endless questions! We had built up a nice email chat before we even arrived! Day of arrival we gave our approx time of arrival as requested as they like to welcome you and get you settled. My first thought of the cottages was how lovely and quaint they are - I loved our cottage! They aren't sparse and "simply " decorated but in my opinion homely / cosy which is how they should be. The kitchen is lovely ( wish I had a massive kitchen at home!) and well equipped. I had all that I needed to cook for the 6 of us. Washing machine is a total bonus too as I didn't have to bring as much! 2 bathrooms is always welcome with a large family too. Very clean and lovely gardens - with a large field for ball games. the pool is well kept and cleaned regularly but a little cold for me though the kids didn't mind!! I liked the gate around it which auto closed which gave me a little piece of mind too ( even though the young children were watched) There's a small games room which we all enjoyed and our older 2 and the older kids from the other cottages liked to " meet " there and as its so close enough that we felt comfortable them doing this. Was very nice that the kids made friends with the other children too. Could do with a few more table tennis balls though in the games room we had a good laugh in there and everyone does become a bit of a table tennis expert! The surrounding country side is very nice and I didn't get tired looking at it all. Another good thing is in each cottage there's a large "info book" of places to visit , restaurants , maps and general info which gets added all the time which we used as a reference guide a lot. If you do decide to go out to dinner since you are in lovely countryside setting and secluded I would advise yo phone and book your table to ensure that they are open as we found opening times were not strictly stuck too! We drove from Caen ferry port which was around 3 hours with a stop and there were no toll roads and it was an easy drive. Once we got into the country we did use the sat nav though - the directions are well written by the owners but I liked to use it also as a back up. We had a lovely week at Bot Coet and found the owners obliging and friendly without being intrusive - they kindly showed us around their farm also and even let us try the milk which was a new experience! Unfortunately when we went to book again for 2015 it was already booked up hence why I've booked for Aug 2016 already! It was a good choice of holiday for us - quiet surroundings in lovely countryside settings with home from home amenities. Would most def recommend and we are all looking forward to visiting again summer 2016!

We stayed in Adele in May, with extended family in the two adjoining gites, we'd all travelled over for a family wedding in Ploedut. Bot Coet was an ideal choice for us. Adele has a large kitchen with all the utensils etc needed for the six of us. When weather permitted we all barbequed together on the patio which was ideal and then had loads of fun in the games room playing pool, table tennis, darts etc. great fun! There is a supermarket a few minutes drive away, the coast is about 1hrs drive, Concarneau is a lovely seaside town. Kim and Didier were great hosts, Kim kindly stocked us up with milk for our arrival as the shops were closed for the bank holiday. And Didier helped us out when our car battery ran flat. Thanks to you both for making our stay so lovely.

Only 2 of us but only the largest of the cottages were available at the time Adel,so we rattled around a bit. It`s our 5th stay at Bot Coet since 2006 & Adel every bit as nice as Francoise & Alice which we have used before.Not a lot more I can say about the place I think it`s all been said before in other reviews. I would like to say though a big THANK YOU to Didier & Kim for help in a personal problem I had while we were away Thanks again Ken & Lynda Co Durham