Friendly staff

The location is stunning... Swimming pools are fantastic. The 15 Euro breakfast is very nice with local produce.

Nothing really... a little remote.

Breakfast fantastique, location superbe, pool excellente

What a wonderful experience! Indoor pool, outdoor pool, beautifully decorated rooms, meticulously manicured gardens, historic antiques and modern art treasures everywhere! Chateau Jallanges is an excellent find! The host is friendly, knowledgeable and speaks English well. Two other couples we met have been coming annually for years. We were traveling from Bordeaux to Paris and randomly found it as a halfway point. So lucky we did. HIGHLY RECOMMEND!!

beautiful chateau with beautiful bedrooms. the breakfast was top quality and as much as you wanted to eat. secure parking, chilled environment, and we didn’t even use the pools or tennis court. The animals grazing the back area were a joy to see in the morning and there was bird song everywhere. I should have bought some of the chateau Vouvray wines, but ran out if time. We will return.

Nothing, because it is an old French chateau and don’t expect air con!

We paid 702 Euro for 3 nights WITHOUT breakfast :-( We left the place after one night.

A super expensive bed and breakfast. On top of the price, breakfast had to be paid for. It appeared abandoned, and worn, no guests. no coziness. Of course there was no bar or any dining on the terrace. There are other fine castles nearby, for the same price.

Beautiful location, lovely host, great pool!

Everything was perfect.. the service, the bed, the outdoor swimming pool and the breakfast !!!

Nothing

Firstly, I would like to stress that you should book a room at this exquisite property with the right expectations in mind: This is a privately owned and operated château, not a hotel or resort. The owner has invested a lot of blood, sweat and tears over more than 35 years to create the absolutely breathtaking chateau it is today. The oldest parts of the castle (e.g. the impressive basement swimming pool) date back to the 12th century and were expanded upon throughout the centuries, but abandoned for a large part of the 20th century. The current owner acquired the castle and it's domain in the 80s and has since rebuilt the castle with the utmost respect for its original architecture and ambiance. The domain breathes an atmosphere of long past times and it feels like that the moment you set foot on the domain. The château has several wings, each of which renovated to its authentic splendour. There are B&B rooms, apartments (with equiped kitchen) and event halls. And of course a castle garden, where a second (outside) swimming pool is located. After installing our stuff in the beautiful room, we went to the garden castle to drink a splendid sparkling wine, made with grapes from the chateau's vineyard. The tone was set at that point, and we decided to immerse fully in the experience the chateau offered. We spent one night in a beautifully renovated B&B room, constructed in the main wing of the chateau on the first floor. That evening, there was no diner prepared unfortunately, though I suppose this was due to the fact it was a Sunday and of course during a pandemic. We slept like a rose in the king-sized bed and were pleased with the bath room. In the morning we were greeted by the owner at the breakfast table with copious amounts of fruits, bread and viennoiserie (pastries). After breakfast, we got a private tour from the owner through the castle. We are definitely going back to the Chateau de Chissay.