Oceania Quimper in Quimper

We stayed for 2 nights as a base for touring the area.
The Pros:
The staff here were absolutely lovely! Also, the hotel is conveniently located right next to a small strip mall with a supermarket, some restaurants, shops, etc...which was great!
The pool area looked nice, but we didn't use it.
Everything was very clean around the hotel itself.
The Cons:
We had no fridge in our room to put anything to stay cold. We bought a thermal bag and just kept asking for ice which was very inconvenient over the course of 2 days (although again, the staff were very kind and had no problem continuing to fill our ice bucket).
Also, there is no plug in the bathroom for a curling/straightening iron. The only place to plug anything in was out by the TV, and that was too far away from the mirror to be of any use.
There was no iron/ironing board either.
Please get rid of the hair dryers and replace them with ones that you don't have to continually hold the button down to get them to work. It gets tiring when one has long hair to dry.
I think that with the 4 star designation of this hotel, there could be some improvements made. I wouldn't not recommend it, but I would stay elsewhere myself for those reasons next time.

We were with a coach party and our stay included a dinner in the evening. Room was OK and we could even get BBC London on the satellte tv! Breakfast was fairly standard french fare with bread/ham/cheeses - some sausages & scrambled egg for the English who cannot eat any form of foreign food! The madeleines were good! We had a fixed meal at 7pm. No indication of a menu. No choice just 3 courses served - take it or leave it! 1st night a mini quiche & salad starter followed by a (I think) chicken brochette with my meat dry and overcooked then a reasonable chocolate fondante. 2nd night Jambon Cru (hard to ruin) plus a very cold undercooked poached egg and a salad drowned in a very strong balsamic dressing (not good for my wife who can't eat eggs + avoids red meat) Main was (again I suppose) a pork dish with carrots and dry boiled rice and an unidentifiable sauce. One of my pieces of pork was a slice which was tough, dry and overcooked the other a mishaped lump which I couldn't even cut! These were the 2 worst meals I have ever been offered in my many years of visiting France - I mistakenly thought that meat was never overcooked in France. My advice is take B&B only and do NOT eat an evening meal!