Grand Hotel de Solesmes, Hotel

Destinations
- - - France
    - If you’d like to play golf somewhere different, but relatively close to home, then consider a break in France.
  - - Northern Brittany
    - Brittany has been welcoming British and Irish visitors for years, sharing a common Celtic heritage. It’s close to home but a world away…
  - - Southern Brittany
    - Better known for family holidays, crêpes and cider – Southern Brittany welcomes the golfer with a sumptuous menu of courses in some wonderful settings…
  - - Western Normandy
    - With a coastline steeped in the history of D-Day and William the Conqueror, Normandy has long been a favourite destination for British visitors. The golf’s rather special too…
  - - Atlantic Loire Valley
    - Just over the borders of Brittany and Normandy, this is a rich and fertile land dotted with historic châteaux, vineyards and fields of sunflowers…
  - - South West France
    - There’s a choice of fine courses that wind through the pine forests bordering the ocean, or some beautiful châteaux where the fairways are as elegant as the manor houses they surround
  - - Northern France
    - Close to Calais, the beautiful Opal Coast is where you’ll find some wonderful golf including dune-backed links and tree-lined courses at resorts like Hardelot, Le Touquest and Belle- Dune. Ideal for a short break.
  - - Eastern Normandy
    - Just across the water lie the elegant resorts of the Côte Fleurie and Côte d’Albatre with plenty of rural beauty beyond. The golf courses reflect this rich landscape…
  - - Northern Spain
    - Northern Spain’ Costa Verde (Green Coast) is a simply stunning combination of lush mountain landscapes with white sand beaches; elegant mansions and avant-garde buildings; seafood, cider and sea-faring history.
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Grand Hotel de Solesmes

Once a coaching inn, this elegant traditional hotel has been in the same family for three generations and has comfortable rooms in both main building and annexe – all distinctively different but equipped with tv, phone & mini-bar and wifi. The hotel also has a renowned restaurant, and its own art gallery. There’s even a sauna and Jacuzzi.

The Benedictine abbey opposite is world famous for its Gregorian chants, which may still be heard in the church daily