We had such a wonderful time here that I was amazed to see people on TA giving it a terrible rating, but a couple of their points are valid, and I will try to explain. First let me say that my wife and I would stay here over and over again if we could. The property is an old mill... More

it's a real pity: such an astonishing environment and landscape, spoilered by a room quality and service simply awful. Room are small, decorated with cheaper fonrniture I've ever seen (ikea is far better). The window of our rooms did not close perfectly (and we were at ground floor). The bathroom was incredibily dirty (spiderwebs on the walls) and bad-smelling. The... More

A stereotypical intransigent French attitude by some of the staff spoilt an otherwise lovely 7 days for our party of six well travelled motoring enthusiasts. The first surprise was that half board did not offer any choice whatsoever for the evening meal. It was fortunate that vegetarian friends had declined to join us! 4 out of the 7 main courses... More

My wife and I just spent a week at Les Moulins du Duc. This is, by far and away, one of the most amazing places I have had the pleasure of visiting. A 300 year old mill surrounded in gorgeous forests outside a picturesque French village; what more could one ask for? The rooms are pleasant, comfortable and well equipped... More

We stayed just a single night at Les Moulins and must say that for what you get, this was by far quite expensive. Agreed that the setting is lovely and our 4-year old enjoyed feeding the ducks, the lake etc but, though our cottage was charming, for the price we paid, we did not expect a bathroom from the 60's... More

Les Moulins du Duc is situated in a peaceful setting with many stone-walled cottages located around a beautiful lake, with the peaceful trickling of several waterfall nearby. We arrived on a sunny afternoon which enhanced the overall setting and made for some stunning photographs. The receptionist was friendly and helpful and we were shown to our spacious ground floor 'cottage'.... More

The hotel was clearly well past it's best and the rooms though clean were decorated some years ago with the furnishings showing their age. The linen was old and the paintwork was chipped. The bathrooms were clean but unappealing. The most unpleasant aspect was the mouldy smell and dampness that greeted you on entering the rooms. The pool looked neglected... More

We were rather disappointed with our stay at Les Moulins du Duc and I think this really came down to the fact that we were staying in the Corn Toul. This accommodation was poorly laid out (wardrobe downstairs in the living room), dark, dank and smelly. The lighting was not adequate and as such, the Corn Toul was not an... More

With our two sons (14 & 8) we spent eight nights at this hotel. It has a charming and peaceful setting; guests are accommodated in a series of old stone cottages alongside a lake/stream. There is a modern indoor swimming pool set apart from the hotel. We had half board. The food was of consistently high quality, traditionally French and... More