Imagine a small but impressive castle nested on a little hill in wild countryside, with spreading greenland, a scenery unchanged from hundreds of years. Got that picture? Well then you got this charming little, slightly hard to find (make sure you take a well-enlarged map with you ) 15th-century renovated castle. Tis delightful and the reception is welcoming and warm. We stayed for 3 nights with our 3-year old and loved our huge room with its 4-poster bed and stunning views. The only thing that slightly spoilt it- slightly, is that the bathtub\shower was set in a sloping wall and so showering was a bit difficult unless you are a pygmy. Apart from that, breakfast was lovely, (watch out for the €6.50 supplement for kids) and we had a lovely dinner too, one night. The pool looked welcoming but we, alas, didnt get to use it. All in all, we plan to return in winter so as to sit in front of a roaring fire in that heavenly fireplace. A noteof warning: make sure they dont place you in the room immediately off the dining area- what an idea.

We stayed here for three nights. When we arrived we were shown to our room which was in the attic of this historical, but tired building.

There are no restaurant facilites outside of breakfast and dinner times, which themselves are only one and a half hours in duration.

The owners were downright ignorant to us when we were told that we were taling too loaud in reception. they then told us it was a "silence" hotel, which was never pointed out to us at booking time.

They moved us out of our room that we initially checked into saying that they made a mistake. They moved us to a more pleasant room in fairness but when we were checking out they tried to charge for both rooms and would not give in until, after an hour, we refused to pay anything at all.

On the second day, one of our groups members (there were 12 of us in total, taking six rooms) asked if it would be possible to get some bread rolls and some meats for a light lunch for three peosons. The receptionist / owner / waitress replyed "No, if i give you three, next you will want twelve!"

There is no elavator, they didnt offer to help my elderly parents with their luggage up three flights of stairs.

Never have we experienced such ignorance nor "we couldnt care less" attitude and i would advise you to avoid this hellhole at all costs.

We stayed int the Chateau de Brelidy for two nights in June 2007. The Chateau is lovely and in an imposing situation. We received a very nice welcome. We had not planned to stay there so we were a last minute booking. We were offered the suite which was the only available room. (117 euros per person per night). The suite was made up of the old chapel and a room above which was up 29 steps. Do not book the suite if you have any health problems. The sitting room area in the chapel could not be used as it was very damp and smelt very strange. The bedroom itself was very nice with lovely views but it could not be called a suite. Breakfasts were very good but we did not enjoy the food on either evening. In fact my husband and I felt that it was some of the worst food we had eaten in France. Choice was very limited, it was not well cooked and the presentation of the food was unusual. We were prepared to pay the cost of the suite for a bit of luxury for two nights but we felt that we did not receive value for money at all.

This is a lovely hotel in an old 16th century chateau, outside a small town. It's well signposted, and the arrival up the long drive is impressive. A great welcome, showing us where everything was and directing us to our room, reinforced our initial good impressions.

As detailed in another review, there appear to be a number of types of room, with some that look very atmospheric. We too were in the ground floor annex, with a lovely patio area with chairs, and the room was very pleasant and comfortable.

We had time for a dip in the above average sized hotel swimming pool before dinner, which was very relaxing. The swimming pool itself is great, but the changing/bar/seating area has seen better days.

We were booked on a halfboard basis, and felt that this was very good value for the two of us. This entitles you to the 35Euro menu, which is the top priced menu. The food was exceptional, using local produce and seafood, very well prepared and tasty, and the wine list was very good, with some of our favourite producers available. The only downside to the menu was that we got the impression it didn't change too often, so if you were staying for more than a couple of nights you would exhaust your choices. The dining room is quite formal, but the staff are still quite relaxed and willing to talk and share a joke.

Breakfast was good, served in a different room to the dining room, and was a good start to a day sightseeing the Pink Granite coast.

Overall a very pleasant stay in a quiet character chateau. We will be visiting again I'm sure.