We arrived late-ish (shortly before 8pm) on 28th Sept having got quite lost on the way and just had time to change quickly and go out to dinner (our hosts had very kindly booked a table at a local hotel while we were changing). In the morning we had more time to chat and found Alix and Vincent very charming and hospitable. The chateau was in Alix's family and is slightly down at heel (it's in the process of being renovated) - but we really liked the faded, old-fashioned grandeur of the place (see the fireplace in the breakfast room!) and there were nice homey touches like the latest magazines left out in the (very large and comfortable) bedroom for us to read and the family photographs on the walls throughout. Breakfast could have been slightly more exciting - classic baguette and croissants with orange juice and coffee but the jam was very delicious and it was all beautifully presented. We would certainly recommend the chateau to friends and we'd plan to stay there again next time we are in the area.

We are quite amazed to see the "Canadian " comment as we found the Chateau to be more than comfortable and the owners more than pleasant. Our stay was for four nights and would recommend any of our friends to stay in this lovelly quite part of the world. We found the rooms to be large, the bed more than comfortable. The bath and shower were spotlessly clean. The family were at hand when they were required and were very helpfull with local information and restraurant suggestions. The only comment we share with the other mean comments is that of the local restraurant.
In a nutshell we would happily return to the Chateau.
ps: This was not our first trip to France, as we have travelled extensivley through Europe over quite a number of years and have stayed both good and bad accomodation.
This Chateau is in the good range and recommendable.