Château de Noirieux

Beautiful property and stunning scenery. Loved the donkeys, goats and sheep. Enjoyed the maze. Everything spotlessly clean. Limited bistro menu. The scrambled eggs had run out at breakfast, but some was freshly made for us. However, a word of warning if you book the deluxe family suite in the château. Second bathroom has no toilet, and the second bedroom is extremely small for two adults. just two twin beds and a chair. The first bedroom and bathroom are magnificent.

Wonderful property. Well appointed silent rooms with comfortable beds, delicious food at a fair price and excellent service

Stunning Chateau beautifully presented. Quiet picturesque spot. Easy parking. Excellent food in the restaurant with various menus. Lovely helpful staff. Heated pool & hot tub. Fabulous overnight stay. Will definitely book again. We loved it!

Stunning comfort room, huge bed, sofa, tv, coffee machine,mini bar, large walk in shower, twin sinks. Absolute luxury. The grounds, pool, views and staff make this a wonderful place to stay. Book the amazing restaurant and you'll be in heaven!

Though we had booked a table for 3 far a couple of weeks before, when arriving we were invited to seat at the end of a very large banquet table at far form the other tables. As we declined to be punished, we explained that we would prefer to be seated a table next to the window looking to the garden. Obviously the Maitre D did not appreciated our behaviour and let us know that should we have a preference for a specific table, we had tto specify upon our reservation. How can you when you are not familiar with the configuration of the dining room? How expect to be seated at a corner of a banquet table at the far end of the whole restaurant? The Maître D kept lecturing us for a while trying to make his point. i had to put an end to his inappropriate patronising tone and attitude. The food was quite delicate but with ridiculous portions as never seen. The desserts would have been acceptable for a regular conventional restaurant, as served on a buffet comparable to those for breakfast where you had to queue for a portion of brioche and some cheese cake and such. We could not say it was bad or untasty but unfortunately not up to the standard of a Michelin stared restaurant. The only professional on the crew was the sommelier who provided us with great advice. I definitely would not recommend the place for a gourmet experience. The food was quite delicate

Nice stay A beautifully restored set of buildings, some from the 15th century, given modern amentities and comfortable rooms. Lovely views all around. This was a 3 night winter stay and everything was pretty quiet - we may have been the only guests. A gastronomic restaurant was open Thursday evening to Sunday. High quality food, but quite expensive for every day. There is probably a layer of catering missing between breakfast and dinner. Nowhere else locally to eat (unless you go into Angers). We would like to return at summertime. Very friendly and helpful staff.