While travelling along the spectacular Loire Valley (again) we came across this most extraordinary place, not far from the main tourist attractions (Chenonceau is only 10 minutes away), but already in the middle of the French countryside tranquillity. The old Priory next to the 12th century chapel is secluded behind high walls, surrounded by vineyards and the perfect place to... More

Interested in visiting the castles of the Loire valley ... well, you should check out the Prieure de la Chaise in St Georges sur Cher as the place to stay. This B&B is housed in a 15th century manor and has plenty of charm ... enjoy breakfast amongst plenty of antiques, walk up century old steps to your room in... More

Our family had a hectic itinerary for our France trip; Paris, Lyon (with relatives), and Mont Blanc, but of all the places visited, I enjoyed the Cher Valley, and especially our accommodations with Madame Daniele the most! The space to roam, clean air, and beautiful countryside was a welcome relief compared to the cities. Daniele is a gracious hostess that... More

An idyllic spot that gives a real slice of rural France on your doorstep. Madame Therizols is a fabulous host; warm and welcoming. We immediately felt at home in this beautiful priory, which is clearly also a much lloved home. It is extremely tranquil, so if you want peace and quiet but with all the fabulous chateaux on your doorstep... More

We've stayed here for 4 days to visit the chateaux of the Loire. This B&B is near to Chenonceau and in the middle of 'La Touraine', so it's a very good starting point to all the chateaux. The b&b is an old castle with big rooms indeed some nice furniture, which is pretty cool as it gives you the feeling... More

My wife loved our stay here with the kids. The buildings are 12th,15th and 18th century including the chapel on grounds. Picturesque place to stay and comfortable. Wifi was free. Breakfast area was decorated in furnishings/tapestries similar to what you'd see at paying castle tours. Vineyard is next door. Located in a small town 3.6 miles from Chenonceau.I felt a... More

Reading these reviews I agree with virtually all of them except the no food in room thing which we didn't get. Angelots is a weird room yes with it's curtain across the bathroom and toilet ( or throne) But comfortable clean very French. Stayed two nights one night dining at a friends hotel across the vineyards and the second at... More

We just spent three nights at La Prieure and were charmed by the elegantly restored manor house, the rich fabrics for curtains, bed covers, and the huge, antique-filled Grand Salon where we ate the delicious breakfasts (included in the very reasonable price). All the guests raved about the charm, history and lovingly resorted mansion. Unfortunately, the family from Austarlia didn't... More

Family stayed at the two bedroom apartment as did mark99 but our experience was not very satisfying. We left our feedback with booking .com but this has not been printed so leaving our views here. We arrived and were welcomed in politely with various rules outlined, the one that surprised us the most was no food consumption of any sort... More