This chateau and hosts Claude and Rohan take care of every need with great friendliness and humour an added bonus. It is a beautiful location, comfortable beds, roomy and heaps of room for families. Quaint village and central location to base yourself for a few days and visit chateaus and vineyards. wifi available, breakfast included. There are kitchen facilities in some rooms as well. We loved it and will return. Thoroughly recommended.

We stayed at Chateau Voloniere in July, I've got to say without doubt this was the best family holiday ever. The Chateau itself was lovely, very big and comfortable. The swimming pool, although cold was beautiful and the water was from the underground tunnels. Claude was an excellent host and made us feel very welcome in his home. I would definitely recommend.

This place is absolutely charming, beautiful castle, beautiful scenary and beautiful people!

We have spent an unforgettable moment at Claude's place! The way the castle is renovated is just exceptional and his warm welcome made our stay just perfect.

You can visit the labyrinth or have a walk in the beautiful woods behind the castle where you discover a beautiful view of the area and a stunning apple tree field!

The castle was so cosy and the swimming pool so beautiful that it was hard to leave the house to go around :-)!
We just loved to stay sharing a nice glass of wine with Claude, listening to the story of the castle. The people who helped in the castle were very hepful to us at any time!

We recommand this place to all the people who enjoy life!

As with the other reviews we all found the welcome and demenour of our host second to none. Situated in the Loir valley it is definitely worth seeing some of the area and you really don't need to travel far to be deep in the countryside. If we were making the trip down again i would probably fly into a local airport then hire a car, as this would be much easier that the trip from Paris we opted for.
The hotel is a mixture of rooms and apartments, i would personally plumb for the Roi d'arthur as ths was very well appointed and spacious. Unlike a chain hotel you need to approach with a much more open mind and enjoy the slight eccentricities, this will lead to a very enjoyable stay.
As you'd expect in France lot's of choices on where to eat, but if you do need to eat in, then the appartments have kitchens with hobs, ovens, grill and mircrowaves so you have all the options available.
Thoroughly enjoyable would definitely recommend.