Beautiful grounds, buildings, golf course etc

Our room was a junior suite and everything was nice except the sofa bed which seemed like the cheapest type of ikea fold out bed with cushions that wouldn’t sit properly and also was marked. When we asked for it to be removed they checked but never did replace it or remove it which was disappointing.

I mean you can’t but love the look at this property, it’s gorgeous. The staff were all really helpful and friendly. Breakfast was very good, lots of choices.

The restaurant for dinner was overpriced. The risotto needed some seasoning and the beef was over cooked.

Clean and very comfortable. The chateau was fabulous as very authentic. Staff were great in the bar and restaurant.

Wine in restaurant was very expensive as over 70 euros The food prices was fine but a glass of wine was 19 euros so not great.

This was our third stay, and the hotel upgraded us to a garden suite which was a beautiful spacious room that allowed us to have a private garden access for our dog. When we made the decision to extend our stay for another week, the gentleman at reception was so helpful and accommodating in arranging the cleaners to prioritise our new room to be cleaned first, enabling us to seamlessly transfer to our new room before we even checked out of our former one. The breakfast and dinners are always high quality and the staff overall are very jovial, attentive and helpful, with so many individuals standing out as going above and beyond in every way. This is truly appreciated.

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The golf course was lovely. Good breakfast. Very helpful reception staff. Very nice rooms opening onto the courtyard.

I didn't think the food in the restaurant was fantastic at night. Service very slow on the second night. Wines very expensive and noticeably more so than other chateaux and hotels we had stayed in on the trip

Great location, very quiet and secluded. Rooms a great size, lovely pool area, plenty of parking. Great breakfast and plenty of choice. Staff are very attentive.

Bistro restaurant is not great, it's trying to be too fancy but fails miserably with small overpriced options which are not very well cooked. Our food arrived cold and we had to send it back. Its a real shame as it wouldn't take a lot to make the bistro restaurant excellent. Just deliver guests simple French food done well. Air conditioning was also not working, something they told us about, but in the heart of burgundy in August it is very much needed.

Staying in this hotel is an experience hence it should not be assessed as a regular hotel stay. Room was large but may require some renovation soon. Breakfast was good but nothing excessive, the seating area inside was a bit small. Locationwise, it suited us perfectly as it is located right between Chablis and Burgundy.

Restaurant and service in general. We had our dinner for one evening in which the service was poor, the quality of the food was poor, especially given the atmosphere of the hotel. We had to wait more than an hour for our main courses and the steak was chewy and stringy.

Very comfortable room with good, firm beds and an excellent shower. Our room overlooked the courtyard so was very quiet. Staff were all capable and friendly. Certainly a place I would go back to.

Dinner was a disappointment. We were booked into the gastronomic restaurant but this was cancelled at short notice because the chef left abruptly. As a result, we ate in a very crowded basement bistro and the kitchen ran out of poulet de Bresse after we had ordered it (ran out of chicken? How does that happen?). We’ll try again when we hear they have a chef again…

The first impression is WOW with a fabulous center court. The Chateau is very well maintained and decorated at its best. A visit through the property offers fantastic historical information and architecture. The bed room is very cosy, well attended and designed. Bathroom and toilet being separated is another plus. We enjoyed a very tasty dinner and breakfast. A stroll through the gardens and small village is very refreshing and for the golf entusiasts the golf course is most spectacular. All employees are very friendly and helpful and a great match with the luxurious property.

We had a wonderful spacious room with twin beds (our request). This room had a hall as an entrance, a separate toilet, a small living room (with a couch bed if needed), again a room with twin beds and a wonderful spacious bathroom with a separate bath and shower. Large towels, bathrobes for the both of us, slippers and pool towels were supplied, ready to use and we did not need to ask for them. The beds were very comfortable. A big plus for that! Usually the hotel beds are too firm, these were perfect for us. Coffee and tea making facilities in the room, as a minifridge and a minisafe. Our room was in the annex building on the second floor (no lift) under the roof. Nice, cosy and climatized. The staff were professional and polite. We felt very welcome. The parking area is large and private, only to be shared with guests who come to play golf. We do not play golf but start to consider as the surroundings of the chateau and golfcourse are so beautiful. The swimmingpool and tenniscourt met all expectations. No disappointments!! The bar was as you expect in a old chateau, A lot of woodwork, a huge fireplace and cosy. The staff again friendly and welcoming. The same counts for the restaurant. A cosy atmosphere, wonderful food and superb wines. Although the wines are a bit expensive. The spa area is located in the former cellars/ vaces and breathe atmosphere of the old days in stylish new high standards. Breakfast is complete, fresh orange juice, cappuccino on demand and everything you could wish for (croissants, sweet rolls, baguettes, eggs, etc etc). We will surely return. And then not for a stopover, but to spend the weekend. A weekend to be spoilt. We look forward to that one.

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