This hotel is alright, but not wonderful and a bit over priced. The family 'suite' was really dark - one 75cmsq window and no overhead lighting to compensate. It is a non descript long narrow room in the eaves, meaning that you can only stand upright in about 60% of the room. We ate at the Cafe Des Artistes. The food was fine, but not outstanding, a little basic. The children's meals were nice enough but ridiculously expensive - 20 Euros for 2 courses, and 6 Euros! for an orange juice. We have 3 children under 8, so their dinner cost us 78 Euros, and it definitely was not worth it. On the second night we ate at a lovely pizzaria about 1km along the same road in the direction of Versailles. Finally, though the hotel is very pretty, the website photography is deceptive. It appears expansive and bucolic, but in reality is cramped and on a fairly busy road. I have stayed in far worse hotels than this one, but I was expecting better, from the website and the cost.

I arrived late for a one day seminar, but welcome at reception was excellent. Room was in roof with bathroom almost as big as the room itself. No time to visit spa, but Caudalie is quite wellknown I think, and amenities in the room are from same brand. Breakfast was very nice, not an enormous buffet but delicious viennoseries, also baguette and some 2 or 3 sorts of cheese and meat. Also youghurt, fresh fruit salad, etc.. We had als lunch outside with view over the lake and enjoyed it a lot. Not so far from Paris (15 minutes walk to train station, and 15-20 minutes later you are at Gare Saint-Lazare.

Strange hotel. Maybye good for busniess but not for pleasure. Small SPA and our room was situated just above the garage.

The property is beautiful. The hotel was clean and comfortable. The shower and bath were great. We had an easy time parking in the lot below the hotel. The staff was extremely friendly and welcoming.