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Using your suitcase as extra storage instead of an actual suitcase? Starting to actually look like your passport photo? It's time for a break. Head to Redon and choose from 2 accommodation options within 5 kilometres of the downtown area with the help of your pals at lastminute.com.au.

Getting up at the crack of dawn often seems like a good idea, but you're on holiday, right? You'll have more time for sleep ins if you snag a room at central digs such as Queen Serenity Hotel and Citotel Le France.

Still looking for a place to stay? Take a look at the Hotel & Spa de la Bretesche, 20 kilometres from the downtown area. Just 17 kilometres away, Domaine De Bodeuc is another hotel option for you to think about.

Caviar or corn chips? However you prefer to roll, you're certain to enjoy a trip to Trignac, 40 kilometres away. With Briere Regional Nature Park and the Escal'Atlantic to check out, you'll have plenty to keep you busy. Some of our recommended Trignac hotel options are the Holiday Inn Express Saint-Nazaire and Kyriad Prestige Saint Nazaire. Alternatively, you could stay in Mesquer, 40 kilometres to the southwest of Redon, where you'll find the Le Relais Marine and Le Manoir des Quatre Saisons. Terre De Sel and Monkey Forest are among the more popular places to explore for those visiting Mesquer.

St. Nazaire can be found 45 kilometres from Redon and has a population of 67,000. When you're there, you'd be crazy if you didn't have a squiz at Les Halles de Pornichet, Eglise des Pins and The Sea Serpent. The Maritime Museum and the Ecomuseum of Saint-Nazaire are a few more which are sure to offer up some choice photo ops. There are numerous great hotels where you can snap up a room for a night or two in St. Nazaire. Have a squiz at the facilities at the Best Western Hotel De La Plage and Inter-Hotel Aquilon Saint-Nazaire.

Sweet as! All you've gotta do now is stick on your out-of-office and ditch the joint. After all, you've worked your socks off for this lastminute.com.au getaway to Redon, right?