I can't say for the rooms as we never stayed there. We found ourselves here at the main restaurant last Friday on a day trip with France Tourisme and our lunch option unexpectedly brought us here to this particular restaurant. We paid 22 Eur/per as part of the lunch option and were expecting a decent lunch and all we were... More

The town of Chenonceaux will not go beyond a main street and a train station. But every tourist goes there because of the castle ... Perhaps because of this Hotel Du Roy gives more attention to his restaurant to the rooms of guests. Situated less than 500 meters from the entrance to the castle, is an excellent option because parking... More

Price good; room pokey; bathroom in need of attention (shower broken); squashed flies on wall not good. I understand that life involves flies, but how did housekeeping miss them? Underwhelmed. If this hotel were anywhere else.... More

The hotel is really picturesque and welcoming.Location - Excellent , a couple of hundred metres from the entrance to the chateau. Rooms – The annex accommodation badly needs refurbishing. Rooms are smallish and the decor needs updating. The bathrooms desperately need updating. Breakfast - Buffet with a good choice. Restaurant - Excellent food , served in a pleasant garden -... More

We stayed here for one night on our way to the Dordogne, I knew it was a budget hotel but saying that it was fairly good value for money. It was quiet and reasonably comfortable. The shower was not good, a dribble and no curtain so the water good go over onto the floor and not high enough for my... More

Chenonceaux is a tiny little village full of charm. The hotel is about 5 minutes walk from the Chateau and railway. Hostel Du Roy has a restaurant serving basic but tasty food and the staff are all very helpful, but their English is very limited. Our room (number 38) was very clean with new towels, but, bizarrely, no shower curtain... More

We finished a wonderful day at Chenonceau and just wanted a cold beer before going on to our accommodation. This place right in centre and looked the part. Lunch was nearly over at 2.15 but our request for a beer in the garden met with a frosty response. The waitress was instructed to take us to the furthest most point... More

We stopped in for dinner only. Looking in the windows from the street, we thought the restaurant looked cozy and inviting with a typical French country decor from days gone by. Unfortunately, the quality of food also seemed like it was from days gone by. Haricots Verts were so overcooked they were limp and turning brown. Boeuf Bourguignon was a... More

Staff were bizarrely incompetent. Simple sandwiches - one obviously straight from the microwave - took more than 1/2 hour. Could have been made in minutes. Simple requests ignored. It wasn't busy - there was no visble reason for the delays. The few other patrons appeared to be getting v. similar treatment. Alas, the constant flow of tourists lets places like... More