This hotel is located in the middle of no where. I have been here a couple of times because I work for a company that has a factory nearby.
The location is great and from your room you will have a view on the golf course.

The rooms are nice and I had the opportunity to stay in a suite. Some spots or items that need to be repaired or replaced here and there. A bit worned out although refurbished but nothing to worry about.

The food is very good and the golf menu is more than affordable (€ 19 if a recall well).
The breakfast is served on the top floor and early in the morning you will enjoy the sun rising on the horisont.

Do play 9 or 18 holes. The rates are low. The driving range is a bit light. You are not allowed to use your woods... Otherwise the golf course is a par 72 with a lot of water...

The spa is of 1st class although I did not use it personally.

This could be a good place to stop/overnight if you are going to South of France.
Go and see the Georges Sand museum.

just returned from a very quick trp to the Indre and staying at Les Dryades. On paper the hotel looks great and the reality is not that different if
1) you speak good french because beleive me the frosty reception you get from the ladies on the front desk is positively scary! and
2) make sure you have packed food for the children as there is NO food available between 4pm and 7.30pm - very french but I can't beleive that all french kids have to wait til that late in the day for their tea!

We came for a nice and relaxing weekend, with bouchers bought through the internet. It included 1h30m of massages and spa.

First thing is that no one practically speaks english.
We asked for a queen bed room, and had twin beds. No soaps or amenities in the rooms.

The "soins" wwere already scheduled at 9am... now this is what i call relaxing weekend, when you want to sleep, you cant or else you will miss your appointments and there is no other time to reschedule it.

The restaurant was just HORRIBLE... a nightmare...first to understand the maitre d, he didnt even make the effort to speak in english, instead it was us who needed to try and understand what he was sayingt. Horrible service. I work in the restaurant business since 1980 and have never seen such a horrible service, not even in McDionalds, they are much better (McDonalds of course).
The dishes were cold, no protocole what so ever, the restaurant was full, waiters running around with no clue of what to do or were each table was, and of course no organization. The Maitre seemed to be hidding from the clients, with an angry look in his face, not even a welcome smile.

As for the rest, more of the same... the staff was not friendly , with the exception of the spa girls, they were nice, but you could see they were overloaded with work, and work like in a chain industry... the recptionist were unfriendly.

We had the chance to see the Manager, and belive me, he didnt even look at us nor worried about what we were demanding. No body seemed to care for the clients.

What to say about the rooms, they looked new, but then we saw the flies in the windows, the curtains didnt close properly, there were stains all over the bed and bedheader. But our big surprise was the bathroom, it looked like from the 70s (we found out later that indeed it is form the 70s)... discusting smell coming form the WC...

The only positive issue of this is that we will never come back and will definetly NEVER reccomend it to anyone, not even our worst enemy.

If the hotel wants to impriove, i would reccomend they start from hiring professional staff, and the 1st one should be the manager.
It has been the worst experience in my life, expecting a 4star service delivery and receiving ZERO quality.

Stayed one night whilst travelling across France. Could have stayed for longer. Good spa and quiet countryside. Delicious food. Would recommend.