Ancien hôtel Formule 1 Brest Nord Kergaradec (Adoma/SNI acquisition)
Zone de Kergaradec, north of Brest, Finistère (29) · National
According to the Préfecture de la région Bretagne's official Schéma régional d'accueil des demandeurs d'asile (SRADAIR 2021-2023), the PRAHDA scheme houses asylum seekers in former Formule-1 hotels run by Adoma, with 176 PRAHDA places in Finistère as of 31 December 2020; the Adoma facility at this site (17 rue Henri Becquerel, 29490 Guipavas — the former Hotelf1 Brest Nord Kergaradec) is the local PRAHDA residence.
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Ex-Formule 1 Brest Nord Kergaradec named among hotels transferred to Adoma
According to Breizh-info (20 April 2017), the F1 Brest Nord Kergaradec (Guipavas) was named among four Brittany Formule 1 hotels owned by Accor being transferred — via the SNI group, a subsidiary of the Caisse des dépôts — to Adoma for conversion into accommodation centres for migrants and homeless people. The report said the operation threatened around 393 jobs nationally, about 65 of them in Brittany.
Breizh-info →Conversion completed amid criticism of job cuts in the Accor–Adoma deal
According to Lutte Ouvrière (9 August 2017), the State, through the SNI (a subsidiary of the Caisse des dépôts), purchased 62 Formule 1 hotels from Accor to house asylum seekers, with the sites — including Brittany locations such as Brest Nord — managed by Adoma. The article reported 393 staff affected and noted that some workers were told by text message that their hotel was likely to close, without prior redeployment offers.
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Préfecture de la région Bretagne (official state document) — Schéma régional d'accueil des demandeurs d'asile et d'intégration des réfugiés (SRADAIR) 2021-2023 (2021) · official
Part of France’s Dispositif National d’Accueil (OFII). Figures are described neutrally from the cited source; coordinates marked “approx.” are town/street-level estimates.