My boyfriend and I stayed here for 3 nights at the end of June 2012. When we arrived the building looks quite pleasant and there is a carpark available for free which was handy. Throughout our whole stay we didnt see another soul apart from the first lady who checked us in. Walking to and from our room on the... More

Although the position and therefore potential of the structure is great, we were really disappointed. When we arrived, we were told that there was a problem with the room we had booked for 3 people (with wooden beams and a fully equipped kitchen) and were given another room for 4 people, apparently 'superior' - although that doesn't seem the case... More

My wife and I arrived at this hotel for a one night stopover in early June, on a recommendation from the tourist info center in town. It was fine for the night, and I would have been comfortable staying for a couple of days, if that had been in our plans. Our room was of a decent size, and was... More

A small group of us (7 people), stayed just for one night at this hotel at the end of April. We arrived in a downpour so were very pleased to be able to park under cover and unload our cars without getting wet. The receptionist was very pleasant and our initial impression of the hotel was of much light and... More

We were pretty disappointed with this hotel. It is a very old building and looks as if it has been struggling to determine just what kind of place it is going to be. There were tennis courts and parking, but it was all in a state of repair-needed. The reception area and breakfast area was very nice, but once we... More

We are on a bicycle trip in the southeast of France and booked the Chateau on Venere and got a 3 night for the price of 2 package price for a room facing the mountain. When we got there, we had been upgraded to the front, valley, side of the hotel and had a room with a spectacular view of... More

This hotel was expensive (115 € / room) for very average rooms that have recently been renovated in a very amateurish way (no telephone in room, bed light on only side of the bed). Rooms include a kitchenette (why?) with no supplies, in particular no coffee pot. Breakfast is expensive (11€ / person) for a sad display of a few... More

This was the worst hotel of our 18 day trip to France. We were given a room with a huge window facing the valley with a great view. It consisted of a kitchen unit with one small bed on the lower level and two beds in a loft. You had to climb a very steep stairway to get to the... More

A comfortable hotel, beautifully sited, with stunning views of the valley and an easy walk/drive to the medieval heights and castle. Aris, the host, was very welcoming and helpful--he could not have been nicer. Rooms are small, but comfortable. Beds were good and the location is very quiet. Our room had a little kitchenette, which would have been very convenient... More