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Surrounded by 24 acres of parkland embracing a fragrant herb garden, pine wood meadow and 19th-century walled vegetable garden, Chateau de Massillan is a Provençal treasure. The property dates back to 1550, when it was owned by Diane de Poitiers, the famed lover of Henry II, and its superb location in the heart of the Côtes du Rhône wine region makes it an ideal holiday destination. With its lush landscapes, fascinating Roman archaeological excavations, exceptional hiking trails, and rich palette of centuries-old vineyards, this area is the lifeblood that links Provence and Languedoc.
Chateau de Massillan
Chemin Hauteville
Uchaux, France
84100
The staff were rude at times at the reception. The room had a few difficulties: the light bulb not working properly in the shower, a blocked shower, a dirty bath, a broken radiator handle, and no beauty products in the room. No body lotion or hair conditioner. The lack of choices for hot drinks at breakfast. A poor coffee machine. No extras in the bedroom
lab s
Lovely chateau in the Drome. Great Spa and superb restaurant. Garden is great and lots of safe parking. Area is fabulous with lots to see and do
Flyer541173
Best: the view of the castle and location. The Worse: rooms had broken/defect things (hole in the chair, room was not that clean, no possibility of closing doors to separate spaces, no smart TV) and breakfast offer does not comply to price and hotel: very poor offer of ready and not fresh food, no service at the table, awful baguette). Pool was unfortunately so cold we could not use (it was definitely not 24 degrees heated). High price for wellness area.
Larissa K
Unprofessional and unfriendly staff. No comercial skills. Couldn’t it in the restaurant although staying at the hotel. No one advised us that we should book in advance. Dirty rooms
Celestino A
We stayed two nights at this beautiful chateau. The room was fine, though it was a pity it was too hot to sit on the terrace during that period. But we think it would be fantastic in the spring and autumn. Fortunately, there was plenty of space to relax in the garden and by the pool. We can't name any real drawbacks, except that it was a pity the restaurant "Le M" didn't have an à la carte menu on Saturdays and was closed on Sundays. However, this was more than compensated for by the excellent meals served by the bistro.
robert_and_anne - Rotterdam, The Netherlands
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