Artefact
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Pierre-Hughes Hion
In this family home converted into a guest house, Pierre-Hughes brings history and music to life. With vintage wallpaper, antique objects, and a collection of vinyl records to share, Artefact is a place with a soul that resonates. Just a stone's throw from the beaches of Val-André.
He grew up in this beautiful early 19th-century bourgeois house, then left to gain experience in the hotel industry elsewhere, sometimes far away. Pierre-Hughes returned and turned this authentic family home into a sincere and vibrant guest house. Panoramic wallpaper dating from 1820 by Joseph Dufour in the living room, a mix of memories, styles, and antiques everywhere else, and to tie it all together: music. Everywhere, in every room and in the living room, there are turntables and an incredible collection of vinyl records that are passed from room to room, from hand to hand. Some discover, others rediscover, and still others share... All this, between the Emerald Coast and the Pink Granite Coast, slightly inland, not far from the beaches of Val-André and the sublime Côte de Penthièvre.
3 good reasons to go
- because just a stone's throw from the house, you can (re)discover the regionalist painter Mathurin Méheut in his museum
- because Pierre-Hughes has successfully transformed a family home, respecting it without looking too much to the past: a real challenge
- because, from Lamballe, you can explore the beaches of the Emerald and Penthièvre coasts as well as the medieval towns of Dinan and Moncontour...
4 bedrooms and a fifth, fully equipped with kitchen and living/dining room (minimum 3 nights), from €100 per night
To get there by train?Lamballe has a high-speed train station connected to Paris in approximately 2 hours and 15 minutes.
Artefact
8, rue de Lanjouan, 22400 Lamballe
Côtes d’Armor, Bretagne, France
