Le Thalassa Hôtel & Spa hosts residential and day seminars, cocktails and private events for groups of up to 40 people in its meeting room, with bedrooms, a restaurant and a spa in the same building. The hotel stands on the Quai du Styvel in Camaret-sur-Mer, at the tip of the Crozon peninsula in Finistère, Brittany, facing the bay.
Seminars and company events
The hotel sells residential and semi-residential seminars, with packages built on request and lower rates outside the peak season. The meeting room measures 50 square meters, takes up to 40 people and can be set up and decorated to suit the program. It comes with Wi-Fi, a computer and printer, a projector and screen, flip charts, whiteboards and still and sparkling water. Team-building activities are arranged on the peninsula: surfing, kayaking, sailing, diving, hiking, mountain biking, walks on sections of the GR34 coastal path, and boat trips to the islands of Molène, Sein and Ouessant. A two-day program can mix work in the morning and the sea in the afternoon.
Rooms and capacities
There is one seminar room, 50 square meters, for up to 40 people, with a modular layout. The site does not publish capacities by layout, so ask for a U-shape or classroom figure when you request a quote. For a dinner, the restaurant has 100 covers, and the hotel also hosts cocktails and private events for groups.
Accommodation
Bedrooms and suites are on site, many of them facing the bay, so a seminar group can sleep in the same building where it works. The site gives two different room counts, so confirm the number of rooms available for your dates. The Amara spa has a heated indoor pool, a sauna, a hammam and a salt grotto, with Algotherm treatments, and the hotel also has a heated outdoor pool.
Catering
The restaurant is open every day for lunch and dinner and seats 100. Chef Cédric Moreau cooks seafood and local produce. Seminar meals, from coffee breaks to a group dinner, are set with the hotel when you build the package.
History and setting
Camaret-sur-Mer is a fishing and sailing harbor on the Crozon peninsula, inside the Armorique Regional Natural Park. The hotel looks across the harbor toward the open sea, and the GR34 coastal path, which follows the Breton shore, passes close by. The setting suits a management team or a project group that wants to step away from the office without losing a working room.
Getting there
The hotel has a private car park with 30 spaces and coach access. Brest is about 1 hour 15 minutes by car via Crozon. Brest Bretagne Airport has flights from Paris, and Brest station is served by TGV from Paris in about 3 hours 30 minutes to 4 hours. Quimper station is another option for groups arriving by train.
