I absolutely love the location of this place. It is in the French province surrounded by history. Several medieval towns are scattered around and even visible on the hills around the hotel. The towns have markets and local restaurants worth visiting. It is an insight into traditional French life which has not been ruined by over crowding like the major cities have. I could honestly live here. The hotel itself is top class. It is 5* with elegance set up for families and sports people. Sometimes you can go to a top quality hotel and feel a bit out of place. Not here. You feel at home. Your own little villa with all the perks and necessities you would expect from a standard hotel. The grounds are huge. There’s so much to do and see. You need a week to get the full experience. I only got two days but I will return one day. Great breakfast and pool area.

A great place to unwind and cocoon from the city with wonderful and accommodating staff. The resort is so respectful of the environment and unobtrusive to the guests. The spa’s amenities are beyond my expectations and the golf was challenging according to my husband. The restaurant’s dining menu and staff were more than stellar ie desserts!

Tranquil resort in an idyllic setting. A little out of the way but worth the drive. The staff couldn't be nice. The food was great. We used the spa and the pool This is truly a 5 star resort. The rooms were spacious with modern amenities and we had a very private balcony that was great for looking at the stars at night.

It’s our second stay here and, even though we’ve had a really pleasant experience the first time, we’re leaving not as relaxed as the 1st one. During check in we were told by the receptionist that kids are only allowed at the spa pool between 2 and 5pm. Much for our surprise, on the second day of our stay, kids were already yelling by the indoor pool at 11am with most of the childless adults having to leave it because of the circus it was. I’ve kindly checked with the pool girl what was that about since both their website and the receptionist state that no kids are allowed that time of the day, she gave me a “oh, when the weather is not so great kids are actually allowed the entire day, sorry”. Quite misleading, we wouldn’t have come here on a “not so great” weather weekend if we knew that beforehand. There’s nothing else to do there if the rains so we’ve felt like we’ve wasted our money to hear other peoples kids misbehaving… Other thing was the room service during our first night, my boyfriend ordered a club sandwich and the bread was as mushy as it gets, and my ceaser salad had this horrible fried sort of chicken nuggets on top of it and anchovies. Yuck. Not sure we’ll a have a third time there.

Large and luxurious resort hidden away in the hills. The entrance is impressive and concierge welcome faultless. We were then taken on a golf buggy to the restaurant which was fun. However, lunch is only being served in somewhere that is like a golf club clubhouse and was certainly not up to the standard that you would expect in this resort. We had to wait for a table, the menu was limited and although there was an abundance of staff the service was average. We did not feel welcome. The resort gave an overall impression of a wonderful place to stay if you are looking for privacy, spa treatments and a few rounds of golf. It is not however up to standard if you are just looking for a quality lunch at a five resort resort which was disappointing. Definitely expected more from such an impressive property.