We stayed for two nights in Room 17 which was stunning with comparable view over the lake to the Chateau. The restaurant food was absolutely fantastic with two pre- appetisers, appetiser, main, pre-desert, desert, cheese board and finally desert selection. The bar converted from a stable is superb and the room decor incredible. Latest digital Lowe TV with music centre, safe and fridge. Sofa, desk and plenty of room.

Only complaints were lack of baggage service and poor selection of recognised bar brands. No Soco and cheap white rum.

Checked into Room 22 which was very nice if somewhat on the small side. Aircon worked but no WiFi access from room. We decided to eat in the Brasserie for two reasons. First, there was a large party of 28 in the gourmet restaurant which could have affected service and secondly, we were both tired after a long drive and not in the mood for “gourmet” food.
Service in the Brasserie was friendly and efficient. We both enjoyed our meal. The oysters were superb. Prices were on the expensive side. For example, a half litre of Paulaner was 9 euros which these days more or less equates to £9.00 sterling. Continental style breakfast came in at 22 euros per person – they are joking please! We really object to country hotels charging extortionate prices for breakfast (same as top hotels in London). We voted with our feet and headed of onto the auto route where we purchased 2 coffees and 2 croissants for 6.5 euros. The hotel is OK if you love golf. We used it as an over night stop-off en route to the south west but it did not have any WOW factor for us, so that along with their pricing structure means we will not return.

Stayed here for a wedding. Gorgeous setting overlooking a chateau and a lake, beautiful pool, fantastic food, room was pretty large for Europe and elegantly decorated. Bed was huge and extremely comfortable. Staff very friendly and helpful.

We were due to stay at this hotel for four nights, but stayed for only three. The setting was fantastic, but this has got to be one of the most expensive hotels I have ever stayed in. The hotel is set in the grounds of an old chauteau, and has a golf course. Our room was ok - the bathroom was very small. I did not rate the service for the prices they were charging - 21euros for a vodka and pineapple. You could not have afforded to have too much to drink at this hotel. Two drinks and a coffee came to 45 euros (I went to the Savoy in London a few weeks ago and the drinks there were a lot cheaper). They also charge 22 euros per person for a continental breakfast. The restaurants were ok, but once again they were expensive, and did not warrant the prices they were charging. On my arrival I asked reception if they had an plug adaptor, as I had forgetten to bring mine. They sent one up to my room (which looked like a second hand one that someone has left behind previously). On receipt of my bill I noticed I had been charged 10 euros for this, even though I was only borrowing it.
There is nothing in the area within 30 miles of this hotel worth visiting.
We drove around for over an hour looking for a restaurant that was open at 8 o'clock in the evening. I dont think the french residents can eat out much in this part of France, as there were hardly any restaurants, and none that opened in the evening. La Baule is about the only decent place to visit, and even then it isnt that exciting.
We definately will not be returning to this hotel or this part of France. Made me appreciate where I live