Recently Reviewed Hotels around Chenonceaux

• Hotel la Roseraie
  "Great place to stay, fabulous welcome and impeccable service"
  "We were very glad we picked Hotel La Roseraie as our place to stay during our trip to the Loire Valley. The French might have a poor reputation when it comes to hospitality, but our welcome at La Roseraie was the exact opposite of that since we couldn't have been welcomed any better or friendlier. W..."e believe it was the hotel owner herself who welcomed us and she was magnificent. Upon arrival we got a detailed and extended spiel of all the must-do's in the Loire area, which was great since we found out about several places (ie the medieval village of Loche) that we otherwise would not have known about. After that we were very surprised that the hotel owner already made a reservation for us at the restaurant of the hotel across the road since it was the only place open in town. Best of all, when we checked into our room we discovered she was so kind to give as an upgrade because we stayed in off-season for four nights. Once we started to explore the area we discovered that Chenonceaux is... " More >
• Auberge du Bon Laboureur
  "Wonderful four star hotel in the Loire Valley"
  "We've just spent two nights indulging ourselves in a 4 star hotel opposite the fabulous chenonceau chateau. The rooms, service, restaurant and ambience are all very traditional and superb quality. Expensive but worth it!"
• Auberge du Bon Laboureur
  "A warm place forever in my heart."
  "A stone's throw from the majestic Château de Chenonceau, our stay at this hotel will forever hold a special place in my heart. The old village feel is quick to envelop you. The hotel grounds cover 3 sections on both sides of 2 roads, with vineyards spanning the properties over the back. The hot..."el's 18th century buildings have been 'regenerated' into delightfully decorated guest accommodation, ranging from rooms to suites. After checking in, we were led past a warm, enticing lounge/bar with beautiful old sofas, glowing lamps and laden bookshelves, through the light-filled conservatory that flanks the Michelin star rated restaurant, and beyond to several buildings of guest accommodation. We were shown up a set of narrow old stairs and through the door to our suite and found it actually contained 3 rooms. Off the main room (the bedroom) was a lounge/dining room complete with sofa, sideboard and dining table (also a safe and a small bar fridge). There was a large bathroom with cor... " More >