Nice setting. Room spacious and comfortable. Guest book glowing re food but we ate out after sampling. Overall feels a bit tired, especially the new wing. Fine / safe but uninspiring.

We arrived on a Monday afternoon having travelled from Champagne and first appearances were that it has a beautiful setting only a few miles from Chantilly. It is a much more modern Chateau than many others having been built around the 1st World War and the decor inside does demonstrate this. There is a lot of wood and the bar area looks dated.
Our room was beautiful although the stairs are not for the faint hearted! We overlooked the woods and swimming pool. It was very hot during our stay and we certainly appreciated the fan in our room.
The food was adequate. For a "gourmet" restaurant we were actually quite disappointed and decided to eat out on our other nights there. I think they were trying to be fancier than they were actually delivering and the service was polite but not particularly efficient.
The breakfast was particularly disappointing with a poor range provided.
Considering the price range was on a par with where we had stayed in Champagne, the quality was definitely not. We probably wouldn't stay again.

This is the 5th time I have been to the hotel in 10 years. It's a great place for a relaxing few days outside of Paris. The location is a perfect mix of calm, country setting with an elegant and refined establishment. I've always found the service to be good (for French service...) but must admit that when we were there in March I found the entire staff very friendly, helpful and considerate. That is what motivated me to final comment on the hotel. Oh, and the food is delicious!