Numerous sandy beaches along the coast protected by the Bay of Quiberon, close to the Gulf of Morbihan and the islands of Houat, : it's hardly surprising that Carnac inspired the first holiday resorts as early as the 1920s.
It was at this time that Le Celtique was born, its architecture naturally in keeping with the Art Deco style characteristic of the period.
With the growth of thalassotherapy, the Breton seaside resort was expanding, and this establishment, opened in the early 1920s quickly became a must, with its location close to the main beach.
While Le Celtique benefits from being at the heart of one of France's most famous historic sites, it's above all its comprehensive offering that attracts visitors: 4* hotel, restaurant, bar, heated indoor pool and spa,