Lovely, quaint accommodation! Breakfast was great and they accommodated our dietary requirements well.

We didn’t feel comfortable using the pool as there were frogs swimming around in it!

Location close to a planned family gathering

Property is old, not well maintained, clean. Limited WiFi access

Beautiful setting in the Provençal countryside. The guest building has a shabby vintage charm. Breakfast was generally good with pleasant outdoor seating. Our room was not super clean but was acceptable. Nice gift shop/tasting room.

The only chair in our room was broken. There was no comfortable seating in the rooms or in any common area. No housecleaning during our 3 day stay, not even to make the beds. Our friends were given a filthy room, crawling with bugs, with broken door handles. When their power went out it was impossible to contact management until the next day. No smoke detectors, sprinklers, posted exit maps, etc. Supposed wifi nonexistent. Electric gate out of order when we tried to leave. There were frogs in the swimming pool, not sure if that counts as a pro or con!

beautiful old Château. staff are wonderful, great welcome. they got really busy with a winery event but still took great care of us. we walked the vineyards, had the tour, and tasted wine. our last night we had a picnic supper in the front and even met the Countess. the area is wonderful for sightseeing and wine tasting. you’ll need a car to get around but it is great to explore.

maybe a bit more outside seating to enjoy the gardens.

Breakfast was excellent, beds very comfortable, beautiful location

The details sent to us by Booking.com stated "refuel with lunch for 25 euros per guest per night and dine in for 25 euros per guest per night'. After a long journey we arrived tired and hungry expecting to order dinner at the Chateau only to be told that NO food was available. This was totally misleading and in our case very upsetting and unfortunate and spoilt our visit.

love old house and quite

property great but limited to bedroom and à breakfast room as château still lived in by owner

The location is perfect if you want to visit small provincial villages. there’s a medieval village within 5min of the Chateau. Wifi works. Room clean. The grounds of the Chateau are beautiful, it’s dog friendly which sure great.

Breakfast was disappointing. we didn’t get everything we asked for, and what we got, it was minimal portions. There was no cold milk for the Cereal I ordered, by the time we had breakfast, all the hot milk for the hot drinks had run out, there was no one there to ask, you have to find someone in the Vineyard store. all n all breakfast was a flop. the room was dowdy, the toilet is built for giants, I’m not sure why it’s soo high up? and my knees hit the wall in front and I’m only 5’3. it’s such a beautiful Chateau that the smallest things could’ve made it soo much better and comfortable. our room had mosquitoes.

The grounds are beautiful, as well as the Chateau. Wine tasting was free and we had access to a pool, which we were not expecting. The room was spacious and decorated with original antique furniture. Bathrooms are modern, recently renovated. Amazing value for money.

Some of the room could be updated/modernised for more comfort. I like the antique style, but the wallpaper was peeling off, and some of the stylised curtains just made the room dark and look dated.