we were 8 days in the outbuilding and we enjoyded friendliness, good food and and a good bed in a large room in the outbuilding.

We booked a disabled room, which was excellent, however, the grounds and entrance to the main building are not wheelchair friendly and we entered for breakfast with great difficulty. This should be explained when a disabled room is booked. It is definitely NOT for people with walking difficulties.

Booked for 2 nights and stayed for only one. Had room in Chateau, was excited when we pulled up as property looked stunning. Room OK but very small and furnished from the 1970's expensive at 123 Euro per night, gawdy clashing colour scheme and tiny bathroom. Bed sheets dirty and receptionist seemed suprised we wanted them changed. Dinner was another altogether horrible experience, dining room is kind of "granny chic" not our cup of tea but who cares as long as food was good - it wasn't, in fact inedible(we were hungry as had been in car all day and would of eaten nearly anything) - could not eat it so asked it to be removed from bill and we went out elsewhere for dinner. Went to check out the next day and food still on there, he refused to take the offending item off the bill -ended up having a shouting match with the "owner" (who remarkably forgot that he spoke perfect english the day before) Horrible, overpriced place where shabbiness allround is acceptable. Sadly the place seemed full as well but do yourself a favour and drive past this mutton dressed as lamb hotel.

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.