Résidences Valdys Thalasso & Spa de Rockroum

Hotel Description

Located 150 meters from the magnificent Rockroum beach, the Valdys Thalasso & Spa Residences in Rockroum offer a perfect blend of comfort and Breton charm for a pleasant stay in Roscoff. The Residences offer studios and apartments with a balcony or terrace and equipped with modern and comfortable equipment. Bed linen and towels are included in the price. Cleaning products are available at an additional cost. The spa access is free. To fully enjoy the Marine Spa, do not forget your swimsuit (shorts prohibited), bathing hat and flip flops. For an unforgettable getaway, book one of our treatments and treat yourself to a moment of relaxation in the expert hands of our Valdys teams. Offering a view of the sunset on the Île-de-Batz, the hotel's panoramic restaurant, Fleur marine, serves subtle and gourmet cuisine prepared with local ingredients. Dishes adapted to special diets are offered on request. For breakfast you can choose between the buffet at the restaurant or the express formula at the lounge-bar. Aqua and land sports lessons are available on request and at an additional cost. The privileged location of our hotel offers you easy access to many attractions and activities in the region: hiking along the Breton coast, visiting the port of Roscoff, the Island of Batz or the Perharidy peninsula. The Marine Spa has been included in the price of our Residences since January 1, 2025. Please call the property to request an extra bed. Bath robes are available with an extra charge (EUR 15 per person per stay). Please note a swimming cap and flip-flops are mandatory to access the swimming pool and the wellness area. Please note that - the access to the spa area (swimming pools, hammam, sauna and outdoor spa bath) is free. - a swimming cap and flip-flops are mandatory to access the swimming pool and the wellness area. - no swimming short allowed. - the spa is open eveyday from 9:00 to 18:45Guests under the age of 18 can only check in with a parent or official guardian.