Just the kind of hotel I like, where everything is real, from the glasses in the bathroom to the roomkey to the superb freshly squeezed OJ at the excellent breakfast. It's not easy to find out what breakfast costs: only 10€. The restaurant is quite ok for dinner, the quality is variable from day to day. I had room 61 in the orangerie, probably the best room to have in the summer, because it's shaded on two sides and there appears to be no airconditioning. The room (see photo) is on the top floor in a kind of tower with windows on three sides, two viewing the green forest, one viewing the chateau. I did not hear a beep coming out of other rooms in six day's time, either. The salons one passes through on the way to breakfast are very impressive 250-year old grandeur. The whole place is situated in its own very green park with great lawns. The immediate surrounding is a modern appartment building neigbourhood, but you would never know from within this green oasis.

The wifi in my room was pretty much unusable and worse, my complaint was smilingly brushed aside. Also, some staff members appeared untrained, like the breakfast attendent lady one morning who did not know that café-au-lait comes with hot milk... But these are all minor nits to pick in an otherwise wonderful place.

We stayed for one night en route to Le Shuttle. Our room was in the Orangerie, and was good value for the price. There was plenty of car parking, which felt more secure than being in the town centre. The hotel decor provides the atmosphere of staying in a chateau and public rooms were not too big so had a cosy feel. We dined in the on site restaurant 109, which we highly recommend. We chose the set menu which was excellent value for the standard and quality of food. Staff in both the hotel and restaurant were efficient and welcoming. Breakfast was continental, again good quality and attentive service. I was happy to be able to buy a tin of Betises de Cambrai at reception before we left.

We deliberately picked an out of town centre location, so had to accept that we weren't going to walk for 30 minutes each way into town. On the plus side, that meant dinner at Restaurant 109!

Restaurant was lovely and the food delicious, quite a fine dinning experience, and good value. We booked a superior (mid grade) room and it was large and comfortable. My partner needed a lift and sadly the lift only went to the first floor - so there was a struggle up and down the remaining flight of stairs. The bed was BIG, and the linens seemed good. the location was quiet and the room large compared to the cheap chain hotels. We choose this as it was a short drive to the channel tunnel... and that worked well

Its a lovely building on the edge of the town in a housing/schools area, its a little faded, but the review warned of this. Have a low expectation and you will be thrilled to stay in a fabulous old building.

Breakfast was served in the main House on the ground floor in a beautifully decorated room and was very good. Dinner the previous evening had been in the restaurant situated underneath the hotel and was excellent. The grounds are extensive and seem to contain a wedding venue on one side which was set up for what looked to be a large wedding party. We stayed in the Orangery which was yet another large wedding venue. Our room was well appointed and very comfortable.

The chateau was beautiful. The room we chose was outstanding with three aspect views over the extensive gardens and park. We ate at the restaurant which was in the basement. Very elegant. The food was lovely and the service was first class. We had a 'continental ' style breakfast at the Chateau which was fine and the service was great. We will definitely come back here if we are in the area again.

Beautiful chateau. Our room was in the Orangery - comfortable, quiet and elegant. The grounds are lovely and we enjoyed a nice walk having been in the car for several hours!! We enjoyed a leisurely breakfast overlooking the grounds. Coffee was served by a very pleasant gentleman. Breakfast was continental style with a good selection. The croissants were amazing!

We were disappointed the restaurant was closed, but did understand as it was Sunday evening.

The room I had in the Château was fine: spacious, perfectly comfortable and clean. Very quiet surroundings (no traffic in the vicinity). Wifi connection worked well everywhere I went. The personnel was generally warm and kind. Breakfast was also fine with good croissants, fresh fruit and cereals. The restaurant, in the cellars of the hotel, serves excellent food (above average: refined cuisine). Better to book in advance.

The entrance, lobby and the central staircase could be freshened up but this wasn't a big issue as far as I'm concerned. I was happy.

Beautiful grounds, very peaceful. Great food in the restaurant and for breakfast, very good quality. Excellent shower.

We stayed on a bungalow that has obviously been recently refurbished but they do still look a bit tired from the outside. That said the room was spacious and well equipped with a great shower, mini bar and comfortable bed.

Room was in chalets in the grounds, about 200m from the Chateau. It was a lovely evening so walking to the Chateau for dinner was fine. Food in the chateau restaurant was good and well priced.

It was a little tricky to find. Note that there are two roads with the same name as the one near the chateau that I set my satnav to!

We were a bit disappointed to be actually staying at an annex, called l'Orangerie. The room was clean and furnished with some antique looking furniture. We could not eat at the restaurant, since it was already fully booked, but had a glass of wine in the lounge, which was absolutely beautifully restaurer and furnished. We also walked the grounds which had some very basic landscaping compared to former days.

We were disappointed about being lodged in the annex. Hence, it is not such a good value, because the property is close to a large industrial area with public housing. You are quite distant from downtown.