Old chateau in French countryside about an hour from Toulouse. Unsympathetically modernised. Rooms extremely basic and layout not the best - you had to go through a meeting room to get to mine. If you like rural France then it's probably your cup of tea, if you don't then you'll hate it. Food was French over-elaboration at its worst. Don't expect any concessions to non-French tastes at breakfast. No bar.

I live locally and can report that I have had a good Sunday lunch here recently but the restaurant is soulless, with tables that are too big, and a dismal outlook. Several English friends have stayed here and all have been very disappointed. The bedrooms and bathrooms are awful with 'minimalist' decor, bad lighting and poor facilities. One couple (paying a rate of €270 per night) had an ensuite bathroom that was down a treacherous stone staircase from the bedroom. If you are an experienced traveller expecting international standards of comfort, do not stay here.

What a find! We were just looking for a stopover having arrived at Toulouse and on our way to visit Millau Viaduct and I took a gamble on this hotel. It is fabulous. An very old building converted beautifully with a modern twist (obviously not to everyones taste given the other reviews). The rooms were clean, comfortable and air conditioned. The pool was set below the hotel with panoramic views over the rolling countryside and was blissfully peaceful.

The restaurant set in the courtyard was very picturesque both at dinner and breakfast. The food was excellent although we were shocked to not be offered any choice. However the chef is award winning so we didn't really complain. In addition they catered for our fussy teenager very well providing him with a plain steak and some kind of fried potatoes.

We only stayed one night but it was excellent.

This was a memorable place for a short stay - stylish, minimalist interior in wonderful old stone exterior, and very classy food. But a bit expensive for more than a short stay, and not exactly cosy.