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"Lovely place, lovely couple, lovely french experience, thank you "

"Excellent dinner, lovely spacious room. Thoughtful staff"

"Great staff. Great breakfast."

"The cutest French couple with the most amazing garden. We were in the small cabin and it was such a nice and different experience. Most recommended :)"

"A unique little hotel just off the main road. It is a quaint building with good sized rooms and has a lot of character; a classic French hotel."

"Handy stop off on our trip"

"Clean hotel, nice room, friendly staff."

"Great stopover location…."

"Friendly and helpful staff. Quiet location with easy parking. Value for money"

"Such a beautiful place and amazing staff. I’d return in a heartbeat "

"Beautiful stay - hosts were exceptionally kind. They provided us a fire in the fireplace in the evening and a delicious breakfast. It was a magical experience. "

"Satisfied Rome, great service great food great person ..Excellent"

"A truly 5 star experience, the owner was really friendly and helpful. Its a really fantastic experience staying at Chateau Hermival and we hope we can stay there again sometime..."

"Lovely hotel for bed and breakfast and to relax and enjoy the pool. Great staff and great advice on local dining options."

"sejour tres agreable.Acceuil au top.Restaurant tres bon."

"We enjoyed a fabulous night at this wonderfully characterful property. The owner Tina was incredibly helpful with our late check in and throughout the booking process. Our room, the Antoinette, was beautifully decorated and spotlessly clean. Our only regret was that we couldn't stay longer. "

"Very clean and quiet, very welcoming staff, great breakfast, reasonably priced. "

"Excellent accueil. Chambre accueillante. "

"The host was very friendly & helpful. The breakfast was plentiful & one of best I have had! So much choice & good quality."

"For the price €103, it absolutely wasn't worth it. It is situated in the middle of nowhere. You have to arrange your breakfast yourself for the next morning. The only thing you get in the evening before, is a bag with bread and some marmelade. The fridge is hardly filled and you have to make your thea or coffee yourself. Besides the awfull smell in the sleepingroom it is an accomodation far beyond nowadays standards. We thought we had become in a horror movie of the worst kind."