Recently Reviewed Hotels around Montsoreau

• Hotel La Marine de Loire
  "Great Experience, Personal Service"
  "We decided to visit the Abbey at Fontevraud kind of as a spur of the moment idea and had to search quickly for a Hotel where our dog would also be welcome. The La Marine caught my eye as I was searching through possible locations and considering the experience, turned out to be a very good choice. ..." Our GPS didn't find the location - well it got us to the right street, but told us we were "at our destination" about half a mile before we got there. The La Marine is an unassuming, rather old building near the edge of Montsoreau. On arrival we were politely greeted by a young lady who spoke English well enough to get along and be understood. We were shown to our room - more like a suite. To the right the bedroom, a large room, furnished in antique style with a bed, desk, a table and some chairs. The bed was quite nice and comfortable, the remaining furnishings were well worn, but functional. In typical French style, the toilet and bath are in separate rooms. This is convenient if... " More >
• La Forge
  "Lovelly!"
  "We spent 2 day in Montsoreau and despite the bad weather, we had a very good time. Françoise (the owner) is very kind and full of advices. The room was over-clean, the bathroom (room 3, with a shower) was great. Very nice view from the terrace We really felt like home."
• Hotel Le Bussy
  "Marvellous views, hotel refurbished to good standard"
  "Most beautifully situated right on the River Loire, with a fairytale mini-chateau right opposite, this hotel is worth visiting just for the delight of sitting out in the garden and looking around you. Rooms small, as are bathrooms, but have been recently refurbished to a good standard. However...", we did feel that it was over-priced compared to others - are they charging extra for the view? Their cancellation charge of 30€ per room per day payable if you cancel within a month of your arrival also seems a bit steep. And when we were there on a rainy day in June we couldn't have dinner at the hotel as the only dining area was outside in the pouring rain, so had to trudge to the village and find a cafe there. The underground breakfast area was quite unusual, so gave a good start to the next day. " More >