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"Always a great experience!"

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"Un véritable plaisir de séjourner dans cet hôtel. Nous n'étions que de passage pour 1 nuit et nous avons eu droit à un service de très haute qualité. Un personnel aux petits soins, et sympathique. Une chambre très agréable et qui sent bon. Un cadre agréable et très calme et un petit déjeuner de folie. La top adresse du secteur. "

"We stayed one night here prior to a visit to Puy du Fou. We had a family room for four people. It was fairly small, but had everything we needed and the space had been carefully designed with plenty of room for luggage etc. It was also nice and clean. The restaurant does excellent food in the evening (well worth visiting whether you are staying at the hotel or not) and the staff were all very friendly and helpful. "

"We like the quietness of the property and its location. Plenty of free parking. The staff is cery hardworking and very helpful.the two restaurants are very nice"

"Quiet little bungalows with aircon, confortable beds and private bathroom. There are tables and seats on the terrasse in front of each room, very nice for lunch outside. The room was basic but quite spacious and had everything we needed as we stay 3 nights to visit Puy du Fou (5 min by car). Very convenient to get home quickly after the night shows free on site parking. However, the cleaning of the rooms could be improved: the room has a very strong smell of insecticide when we arrived, we found several dead spiders on the wall and the bed sheets. The bathroom was not properly cleaned in some of the corners (dust, hair) but nothing too bad."

"Very nice, would stay here again."

"We were so happy with our stay here. We had an extended family visit to see puy du foy. The accommodation was very large and perfect for our big group, the grounds were beautiful and the children loved the outside space. We would not hesitate to stay here again. The host was beyond helpful and was very kind after my daughter twisted her ankle in the garden (entirely her own fault as she fell over a football the children had been playing with)."