The Hôtel Le d’Avaugour is located at 1 Place du Champ-Clos, in the historic center of Dinan, in Brittany.
We recommend the following routes:

By car:
From Rennes / Paris (A11 motorway then N12 towards Brest/Rennes): take the Dinan exit, follow the RN176, then the D770 to the city center.

From Saint-Malo / Dinard: via the D768 then the D137, entering through the ramparts, to the Place du Champ-Clos.

By train:
Dinan train station, served by the TER Bretagne (Dol de Bretagne-Saint-Brieuc and Dinan–Dinard lines), is only a 12-minute walk or a municipal bus ride from the Hôtel Le d’Avaugour.

Behind every smile, a shared passion: hospitality and attention to detail.

Hyacinthe Raherisoa – Manager
With his keen eye for detail and innate sense of hospitality, Hyacinthe infuses the hotel with his warm and demanding spirit. Jovial and approachable, he ensures that each guest feels truly welcome. His pleasure? Creating unique atmospheres and lasting memories, always in a friendly and sincere atmosphere.

Régis Martin – Manager
Régis is the essential soul of the hotel. Kind, helpful, attentive, and always available, he ensures every day that everything runs perfectly, from the smallest adjustments to the largest installations. With rigor, kindness, and responsiveness, she ensures the smooth running of your stay behind the scenes, so that your comfort is total... without you even having to think about it.

Orlane Liscouët – Accommodation Manager
Organized and always calm, Orlane is the one who orchestrates the smooth daily running of the hotel. With her rigor and her steady head on her shoulders, she ensures that each service runs smoothly and each guest is perfectly welcomed. Nothing escapes her: she is the essential pillar of your comfort.

Lucie Le Ho– Communications Manager

Creative and always full of ideas, Lucie brings the hotel's universe to life through words, images, and social media. Curious and inspired, every day she imagines new ways to tell our story and share our most beautiful atmospheres. With her, every detail becomes a source of inspiration.