Show on map. The chateau has an intimate, boutique hotel feel and a peaceful, relaxed atmosphere. It also has some lovely gardens, a heated outdoor swimming pool, a spa bath, a gym, and an excellent gastronomic restaurant amongst other things.
Most of them are in the chateau itself with some suites also to be found in the Maison de Martine, an adjacent converted old farm building.
All the accommodation choices are doubles but in the Maison de Martine suites, you can sleep an extra two people using the sofa bed though for an extra charge. Some people have reported that some of the standard double rooms are a bit on the cramped side; to be certain of adequate space you can go for the superior rooms or above.
Of the suites, the only thing to decide is whether to take one in the chateau building itself or in the Maison de Martine which has a nice setting overlooking the gardens and swimming pool. The design and decoration of all the accommodation accentuates the historical nature of the building; bare stone walls, old arches, tapestries, and antique furniture and art pieces abound. Modern hotel mod cons include flat-screen TV, WiFi, mini bar, safe, etc.
WiFi was mentioned but take note that due to the unique geography of the place the signal can be very weak in most rooms and suites, especially in Maison de Martine. Full signal can be consistently had in the lounge area of the chateau though.
