The map provided on the site was not detailed enough, however we didn't make one wrong turning. There are signs to the hotel and once you arrive, you don't want to leave! We usually stay in 5star hotels, but we were overwhelmed by the beauty and tranquility of this 3star hotel accompained by the unforgettable hospitality shown by the Bergeron family.

The food was exquisite along with the service and cleanliness of the chateau. I noticed there were many young couples staying here, in my opinion it is the perfect city or romantic break for anyone who enjoys excellent food, a peaceful and picturesque environment and a lovely bedroom. It was the first time in nearly 10 years that my parents had had a good nights sleep! The beds and linen were very comfortable and the decor in the rooms that we saw was extremely tasteful.

I was 17 when we went and as a teenager there were plenty of things to do. I used the swimming pool which was really clean. There's also a sauna. We all enjoyed reading (and my mum enjoyed knitting) in the salon and outside just after breakfast in the sun. Gisors, Giverny, Paris and Rouen are also very near. I couldn't fault this hotel, I really recomend you stay here, even if you have children. Also the conference hall is magnificent if you are on a business trip. It is also available for weddings. I would have my wedding here!!

Disregard any poor reviews, I'm sure they were one-offs. It is a family owned business and they were the most welcoming proprietors we have ever come across. I hope this is helpful, I'm willing to answer any queries.

If you look in the dictionary, "rapee" means "threadbare or worn out", and at one level, that is partly true. The place would benefit from some investment and tasteful modernisation. It would then feel justified in charging at least twice as much as it does now, but would risk losing some of its charm and character. The photographs give a fair impression - this is something unusual, and certainly not your typical Logis.

Then there is the problem of finding it! Admittedly, we arrived in the dark after a long drive - initially encouraged by a clear signpost in the middle of nearby Gisors. Our SatNav was however rather misled by the postal address, and it was only by luck that we spotted some last minute homemade signs, and eventually found our destination. Our late arrival was our own fault, but we had taken the precaution of ringing up the hotel to inform them, and were met with warm reassurance that a late arrival would not be a problem. In the event it was after 9pm before we arrived for dinner, but contrary to expectations, we were accommodated, and indeed still made to feel welcome.

Dinner was excellent, beautifully served in very baronial surroundings. The breakfast order was taken before we left the dinner table, such is their system.

Bedrooms were high-ceilinged and vast - perhaps past their original splendour, but clean and comfortable. We regretted not having longer to check out the hotel's facilities the next morning, but the location is quite exceptional - rural tranquility as far as the eye can see.

If you are looking for somerthing quiet and different, not too far from Paris and not at silly prices, then this might be worth considering. Leave plenty of time for the last 3 miles of your journey though!

This impressive 19th century hotel offers a wonderfully peaceful setting, good service and delicious food. Once you have found this family run hotel hidden in the countryside (head for Bazincourt-sur-Epte and take a small side road, or check out google directions) you can relax by the pool or under the trees on the comfortable loungers.Our room was lovely, well furnished, with fabric lined walls and views across to the fields. We stayed 3 nights half board with a set menu, the dinners were cooked perfectly, breakfast is freshfruit and freshly baked breads.
The nearby town of Gisors is charming, and Giverny with Monet's house and garden an easy drive.

We stayed here for one night with our baby In August - they were very accommodating with a travel cot etc. The hotel is in pretty grounds, with a nice pool, but the rooms themselves are very old-fashioned and need updating. The restaurant was good, we sat on a covered terrace for dinner and it was very romantic. Similar to some other reviews my main problem is the cost - the room itself was overpriced in terms of value (c. €100). The menu in the restaurant was ok, but the incidentals were ridiculous - €10 for a coffee and tea after dinner, €6 for a bottle of water. With breakfast the next day (that was late in our room as they didn't read the note properly requesting this) we ended up spending €240 for a one night stay, and I really can't say it was worth it. Service was ok, but I have stayed in nicer hotels in France with much more atmosphere, and it was definitely a little pretentious.