Best Saumur Spa Hotels

Stayed at this small hotel while touring Loire Valley. It’s a good location for accessing various castles in the area(Saumur castle was closed day we were there). Saumur is a pleasant little town with a medieval center worth an hour of walking. The hotel was pleasant enough but not particularly luxurious. We had a 3rd floor attic room which was large. We found the bed a bit hard but that’s subjective. Bathroom was nice but beware a big step up to get into the tub might be an issue for those with mobility problems. The room was too warm even though it wasn’t hot outside. We could not locate an individual thermostat. Agree with those who recommend getting parking but beware it is in a very cramped courtyard. Breakfast was very nice. I’m not sure there are any other more upscale properties in. Saumur so would probably stay here again. It certainly was priced very reasonably

We spend 2 nights at the Chateau in August as part of a cycling holiday. It was the only 5 star hotel we stayed in that week and we were slightly disappointed by it. The town is beautiful, the chateau itself incredibly impressive but the thing we felt let it down was the attitude of the owner. We arrived before check in and whilst we understand that rooms (especially during Covid) can't necessarily be ready early, he really didn't make us feel welcome. He showed us where to put our bikes and somewhere to change, but we weren't offered a toilet or water or anything! He suggested a couple of places we could try for lunch which was helpful, but it would have been really great if he could have suggested (given there was no one around) that we came back when we were ready and could perhaps have spent time by the pool or sitting in the garden until our rooms were ready. That just didn't happen. The receptionist and the owner's wife were both incredibly helpful and friendly, and she showed us a lovely album of photos of the chateau through the years, but it really felt like he didn't want to have guests there! Our rooms were clean and decorated but I'm afraid the air conditioning units just weren't powerful enough to combat the August heat this year. I appreciate that they are high ceilinged rooms and it is an old building, but we really needed additional fans. We all found it uncomfortably hot. And I see from other reviews that this is a common theme. Perhaps just big free standing fans to offer during very hot periods in addition to the air conditioning? And perhaps putting the air conditioning on full before guests arrive to cool down the rooms, whereas our rooms were pretty boiling when we arrived. The pool area and communal areas of the hotel are again lovely and we appreciated staying in them. It felt like a really historical experience, especially having chatted to the owner's wife and understood the history of the house and the family that built it. It was fascinating! My final piece of advice is to watch out for additional drinks on your bill. We were presented with a bill for 170 euros (with no itemisation) on departure after two nights, and whilst that may well have been correct, when we queried it with the owner and said 'that seems high, is it definitely right' his response was simply 'yes' rather than saying anything like 'yes it is, would you like to see it itemised'? So we left with a slightly disappointed feeling that we might have been overcharged. As I say, this may not have been the case but he didn't offer to explain it in any way. So would I recommend the hotel. Yes I would for the building, the location, the facilities and the majority of people you will meet there (as long as it isn't too hot!). But do not expect a great welcome from the owner, and was it a 5 star welcome? No, certainly not.

Very disappointed with the room. The washed floor was still wet because the planks were lifting and water was trapped underneath and it never dried out overnight. So the room smelt musky and I had to use lots of lavender room spray. There was no cover on the extraction fan in the bathroom and the water was leaking into the cistern and made the electric pump empty the system spasmodically throughout the night. The bathroom wall tiles were old and stained and the paint on the wall was peeling and the plaster was coming off next to the bath. It was a ground floor room with only one door coming off the car park- noisy cars coming and going. Most of the hotels have a small entrance- porch on the room- two doors. I actually stayed in this hotel last year in a different block in an upstairs room and that was fine. I should have booked it with *********** as they would have charged me only £65. Since I am a member and was going to save 10% I booked directly online. 91€ was an extortionate price to pay for such poor quality accommodation. I made a complaint to Campanile and they said they were sorry and hoped we would stay with them again. How can you tell if your room is going to be fine -like it has on every other occasion during the last 30+ years? I won’t be booking with them again.

An average hotel with not much services.

Echoing the equestrian art and world of the Manege des Ecuyers, enjoy a relaxing stay at the Mercure Saumur on the banks of the Loire. Some of our bedrooms have a direct view of river. Enjoy breakfast or a glass of local wine from the panoramic terrace on the river with a view of the old town. Our hotel also ensures your relaxation thanks to its well being area including gym and sauna.

A stay at Hôtel Saint-Pierre Boutique-Hotel places you in the heart of Saumur, steps from Loire-Anjou-Touraine Regional Natural Park and 5 minutes by foot from Château de Saumur. This golf hotel is 0.4 mi (0.7 km) from Maison de Vin and 0.6 mi (1 km) from Cavalry Museum.Take advantage of recreation opportunities such as bicycles to rent or take in the view from a terrace and a garden. Additional amenities at this hotel include complimentary wireless internet access, concierge services, and babysitting (surcharge).Satisfy your appetite at the hotel's coffee shop/cafe, or stay in and take advantage of the room service (during limited hours). Need to unwind? Take a break with a tasty beverage at one of the 2 bars/lounges. Continental breakfasts are available daily from 7:00 AM to 10:30 AM for a fee.Featured amenities include complimentary wired internet access, complimentary newspapers in the lobby, and dry cleaning/laundry services. For a surcharge, guests may use a roundtrip airport shuttle (available 24 hours) and a train station pick-up service.Make yourself at home in one of the 14 individually decorated guestrooms, featuring minibars and espresso makers. Your room comes with a pillowtop bed. Wired and wireless internet access is complimentary, and flat-screen televisions with satellite programming provide entertainment. Private bathrooms with shower/tub combinations feature complimentary toiletries and hair dryers.

As a group of three we were touring Belgium/France on our motorcycles. After a 12 hour, gruelling day on the motorcycles we arrived at this Hotel a little later than planned; 9.00pm rather than the 7:30pm.After getting access to our rooms we went straight to the Hotel restaurant for our dinner. At 9:10 pm were were curtly told by the restaurant manager that dinner service ended at 9:00pm and flatly refused to serve us. After some negotiations we were allowed to order our dinner. There was no need to be so unpleasant. We had booked a twin bedded room and a single. The twin bedded room was very small for two people compared to the huge room occupied by one person. Very strange! The buffet breakfast was comprehensive and there was something for everyone. As it was only a stay for a single night we did not make a fuss to the management but compared to some of the other Hotels we had used in France this place was pretty mediocre and very unfriendly.