B&B in Pays de Meslay-Grez

"This is a wonderful chateau. Our room was very comfortable and inviting. The views and the grounds are beautiful. My only negative comment is that the lighting in the bathroom is weak - a single light in the center of the room so no lighting over the sink. "

"Très bien je recommande"

"every thing was nice"

"Clean room. House keeping. Friendliness of staf"

"As on previous visits, friendly reception staff, very welcoming. Room clean and comfortable, good shower. Delicious evening meal and breakfast with plenty of choice. Secure parking. Good location for supermarket, fuel and local sights."

"Yes the breakfast was"

"Staff very helpful in ordering Pizza for us as restaurant not open Sundays. The only drawback was having to wait an hour for reception to open at 6.30pm"

"Really peaceful, lovely rooms and a warm welcome. Really good continental breakfast. There was even a kettle and decent teabags! This hotel is excellent value for money. Immaculately clean, lovely bathrooms. The rooms were spacious and comfortable - modern rooms but in keeping with the traditional rustic building. The hotel has an honesty bar where you can get a beer (but not much else) although there's no drinks or facilities to make bake a drink in the rooms. The village itself is very quiet - nothing to do apart from go for a walk. The next village along, Brulon, had a few more restaurants/cafes. We ate in the restaurant next to the hotel - worth booking ahead as it didn't look like they did walk-ins. The hotel booked us a table the day before we arrived. We would definitely stay here again and wish we'd stayed more than one night - if you're looking for a comfortable, peaceful overnight stopover, this hotel is perfect."

"The standard room was slightly cramped and looked and felt a bit tatty décor wise with cheap furniture. You had to ring a phone a phone on the reception desk to gt a reception to come over from the adjoining hotel. Makes you feel inferior to those staying in the adjoining hotel. There only appeared to be one member of staff in the breakfast area which meant tables were often waiting to be cleared and relaid for other guests"