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Accommodation Find the one that suits you

At Fouesnant-les Glénan, every holiday is unique… and so is your accommodation!

Whether you’re dreaming of waking up facing the sea, a comfortable stay in a hotel, a nature holiday on a campsite or the independence of a rental, you’ll find the ideal place to put your bags down. Whether you’re a solo traveller, a couple, a family or a group of friends, you’ll find a wide range of warm and welcoming accommodation to suit all tastes.

5 hotels
14 campsites
2 holiday centres
+20 bed and breakfast
+500 holiday rentals

Tourist tax What is it?

Find out all the practical information you need to know about this tax: who has to pay it, when and, above all, how it works!

  • Do I have to pay tourist tax in Fouesnant?

    YES, the commune of Fouesnant collects tourist tax. This local tax is dedicated solely to the tourism sector, and is used to fund tourism promotion initiatives within the destination to make it more attractive.

    The département of Finistère also levies an additional tax of 10% on the tourist tax collected by the commune. This additional tax is collected at the same time as the local tourist tax.

  • Who has to pay tourist tax?

    The visitor’s tax is payable by the visitor. Under no circumstances is it payable by the accommodation provider.

    The tourist tax is levied on people who are not domiciled in the municipality and do not have a residence there for which they are liable to pay council tax. Tourist tax must be paid by visitors staying in any of the following types of accommodation:

    • Palaces,
    • Hotels
    • Tourist residences,
    • Furnished tourist accommodation,
    • Bed and breakfast,
    • Holiday villages,
    • Campsites (or caravan sites),
    • Campervans
    • Marinas, moorings
    • Other types of paid accommodation (e.g. youth hostels, spa hospitals).

    The following are exempt from tourist tax:

    • minors under the age of 18,
    • holders of a seasonal employment contract employed in the municipality,
    • persons benefiting from emergency accommodation or temporary rehousing,
    • persons occupying premises where the rent is less than an amount determined by the municipal council.
  • How does it work?

    It is payable per person per night. It applies from 01 January to 31 December. In actual fact, it is paid directly to the landlord, hotelier or owner if the booking has been made directly with them. This tax is then paid to the commune of Fouesnant.

  • How much does tourist tax cost?

    The rates for tourist tax are set before the start of the collection period, by a decision of the municipal council, in accordance with a scale established by decree for each type of accommodation (luxury hotel, hotel, open-air hotel, furnished tourist accommodation, tourist village and residence, guest room) and for each category of accommodation on the basis of the official classification of the accommodation (unclassified, 1*, 2*, 3*, 4*, 5*).

    This rate is set per night and per person. The accommodation provider must calculate the total amount of tourist tax by multiplying the rate by the number of overnight stays and the number of people liable. (To calculate the tourist tax, please refer to the tourist tax brochure at the bottom of this section).

    In addition to the taxe de séjour voted by the commune, the département institutes an additional tax of 10% to the taxe de séjour collected by the commune of Fouesnant. The additional tax is collected at the same time as the local tourist tax. This amount is added to that of the local tourist tax. The decision must be taken before 1st October for the following year’s collection period.

A holiday to suit you

Nature, relaxation, culture or adventure: the choice is yours.