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Very good castle hotel, very comfortable from the castle to the garden. The hotel’s restaurant is a Michelin-starred restaurant, which can be booked the day we go, and it’s a great dinner. The facilities in the hotel are also very simple, which is a good place to enjoy. There are not many parking spaces inside, but there should be spare. If you are full, you should park outside the hotel. There is no elevator, so it is recommended that if the check-in time is relatively short, you can consider putting the box in the car and only take the necessary items into the hotel. Nothing else, it is really a great hotel. The garden has a secret forest path, which is very beautiful.

It was cheaper than other hotels of the same level. The hotel room is normal. Staff service is no problem. I was not troubled with the meal

Traditional French cuisine with a modern touch. Very cosy place. Great choice on the menu, very reasonably priced. Very friendly and kind welcome. There was a misunderstanding with our booking. Instead of sending us away they , since the restaurant was fully booked, they offered us aperitif while waiting for the first table to be available. And it was worth waiting! Delicious food , great local wine. Thanks to Chef and all his staff.

This hotel has a friendly helpful staff. If you have read the reviews, you know there is a restaurant on premise. The breakfast menu there is great (on par with most other Ibis and Mercure properties we have stayed at in France. The dinner menu is primarily Italian with one or two French offerings. Unlike some reviews I read, the Pizza is very good (like in Italy good). Here are some things you should know about this hotel. It is about 2.5 miles from Amboise in the middle of an industrial park! The hotel restaurant is your only option unless you walk 1.2 miles to McDonald’s or take a taxi into town (17 Euros one way) or ride the local bus route (.70 Euro one way). We found the local bus to be a viable option - ask at the front desk for the schedule. This hotel is pretty old compared to most Ibis hotels and was remodeled several years ago. The rooms are very small (per European standard) and are clean. The air conditioning does not work well. We were in two different rooms and with the air on lowest setting neither room would cool below 29 Centigrade. The outside temp while we were there was 19!!! We complained so they moved us to the second room with still no air conditioning. The front desk looked upset and suggested we turn off the air and open the window! This hotel and most other Ibis properties do not have window screens (invented in the 19th century to stop insect borne diseases). By morning, my wife and I were both covered with mosquito bites. You should also know that it is the policy of Ibis hotels in France to switch their systems from cooling to heating - no exceptions for guest comfort. We have been staying in Ibis and Mercure properties all over France so we know them well. We next went to a Mercure hotel in Saumur and it was lovely! The air worked well there.

I lived in a 48-hour trip to the Loire River, a noble royal castle in 1313. The previous owners include the duke, the relatives of the king, the relatives of the queen, and so on. Suzanne, the last owner, was not the royal family. It can be seen that the owner of the castle is a multi-family male who loves hunting, and various animal specimens are distributed in every corner. The entire castle is completely protected and tidy. Walking in every corner has the feeling of exploring the secrets. The climate is similar to that of northern China. The first light rain in a few days is a bit reluctant to leave. 🌧️ The breakfast is simple, but we all like it. The private castle has a small number of service staff, which is normal, but it is warm and polite, and will clean up the room every day. Super experience

If you are considering traveling to the Loire Valley to immerse yourself in the French countryside and visiting Chateaus there is no were better to stay than Chateau de Perreux. What an incredible property! Our stay here was a true highlight of our travels in France. We wish we had only had a longer stay to have been able to enjoy the property more. Fellow Americans note that while the property lists air conditioning depending on the time of year and current outdoor air temps the A/C may not be in use. We were able to keep our windows open to cool off the space (mid-June) which was manageable somewhat but just something you need to get used to when visiting France. Location is great for day-tripping to chateaus in the Loire and the proprietor is very kind and helpful. The property is impeccably maintained. A true gem of a place to stay in the Loire Valley.