The chateau is stunning and very peaceful and the service couldnt have been friendlier - and provided access for a wheelchair and a good disabled room.

The food was excellent 33 euros for set menu for dinner.
Good continental breakfast.

Situated within a charming old chateau and its out buildngs this hotel is a pretty, quiet and charming little country hotel. The main chateau was converted in the mid 1970s and the rooms are too small and the bathrooms tiny. However, the rooms in the outbuidlngs and garden buidlings are newer, much bigger and nicer. The decor in each room is different and while not to my taste, a plesant enough country style. The gardens are lovely with a lake and a prettily situated outdoor pool. We stayed in a building at the bottom of the formal garden by the lake and it was very pleasant. The hotel seems to attract people from all over Europe who are touring Normandy and stay for few days before moving on.

There is a restaurant at the hotel which does seem busy. The food is reasonably good but quite expensive. Judging by greenhouses, geese and fish in the lake at least some of the food is home grown. There is a restaurant in the village which is okay for lunch but the menu is a bit limited. There isn't a lounge or room service as such at the hotel but when we asked for teas and coffees they either opened up the restaurant, brought us tea or coffee on a tray or ocasionally brought it over to our room. We were never told how much this cost an awaited our bill with some trepidation but it was fine.

The staff don't speak English so visitors do need to make the effort to speak French.

If you're expecting a five star country house hotel this isn't it. However, as a pleasant rural hotel for a few nights while touring Normandy it is is very nice.

Wish i had seen the other review before staying here. While there were no major faults with the hotel, there were many small faults and disappointments, such as:
-- tiny rooms, no amenities: 14 inch TV screen, toiletries that come in paper packets; tiny bathroom with a port-a-john feel, typical "decorative" but completely impractical furniture.
-- no internet access (neither wifi nor fixed)
-- swimming pool is nice but heated about 2 degrees too cool.
-- staff that answer your questions with no effort to give additional information or be accomodating
-- overpriced food, especially breakfast.

This place has the definite feel of a tourist trap/ rip off, but strangely it seemed to be full the saturday night that we were there. Perhaps tellingly, most of the guests seemed to be above 60 years old and european, perhaps because they are the only ones who can appreciate this kind of place.

We were really looking forward to a three night stay at Chateau Quineville which was to be the highlight of our 14 day trip. Unfortunately we had paid in advance so we were stuck. Our room was fine and there is a nice pool and grounds. The food was dreary, basic and sparse with virtually no choice. We felt it was a real tourist rip-off going through the motions - no atmosphere and no place for people to meet or socialise.