Really nicely refurbished, combing modern comfort with historical charm in stunning setting . Staff very keen to please and very professional. Dinner and breakfast excellent. Overall, quite expensive, (we knew that in advance) but we thought fully worth it and we plan to return.

Overall ambience

No nearby cafe...but that's personal as I don't eat a lot for breakfast so there was no point in adding a breakfast to my boooking.

We came to stay 14 years ago and loved it to much we returned. There were a few minor changes but the fabulousness remained the same and the changes were positive! Love this special place so much and the restaurant is superb. We will be back.

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We recently stayed at Château d’Étoges for our honeymoon, and it was nothing short of extraordinary. From the moment we arrived, we were captivated by the impeccable hospitality and professionalism of the staff. Every detail was thoughtfully curated, making us feel as though we had stepped into an episode of Downton Abbey. The champagne was exquisite, perfectly complementing the enchanting ambiance of the château. Both dining experiences exceeded our expectations. L’Orangerie provided a Michelin-star-worthy dinner that was a true culinary masterpiece, while the other restaurant offered equally remarkable cuisine with refined flavors and presentation. Breakfast was an experience in itself—abundant, fresh, and absolutely worth it. It provided the perfect start to our day, ensuring we were well-prepared for exploring the beautiful Champagne region. We wholeheartedly recommend Château d’Étoges to anyone seeking an unforgettable stay. Whether for a honeymoon, a romantic escape, or simply a luxurious retreat, this gem is unparalleled.

The setting, the house, the grounds, everything.

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Large and comfortable room

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Our experience at Le chateau d'Etoges is definitely one to remember. From the moment we arrived, we were warmly welcomed by the friendly staff at the reception. We got a tour about where the restaurant was, the breakfast place, ... The room was stylish and comfortable, with a beautiful view that perfectly matched the relaxed atmosphere of the hotel. We felt right at home and couldn't wait to start enjoying everything the hotel had to offer. The garden is amazing for taking pictures. Dinner was truly super delicious! Each course was a culinary treat, with fresh ingredients and perfect presentation. It was a true feast for the senses! And of course, the requisite champagne made the experience even more special. The staff made sure our glasses were never empty, which added an extra sparkle to the evening!

The breakfast was crowdy and we had to ask the people to bring tea. they should have to to our table and ask by themselves what we wanted to drink. Small point to work on.

We did not take breakfast but eat in the restaurant the night before. The ,menu choices were good so we could manage our spend if required. The wine list was as expensive as we expected but there were a number of wines available by the glass still exhorbitent (in my view) but within reach of guests who do not usually dine at their level. Service was excellent there were a couple of the waiters who looked as if they were learning their trade and this was good to see. The property is as good as it looks in the photographs and the grounds are fabulous.

Not much in reality a dream place located in a tiny village in the middle of not a lot….the sat nav was not too happy at one point and we ended up ipdown a dirt road in the middle of a field…….worrying at the time!

Staying here definitely has an air of luxury - a beautiful old building with tons of character and lovely grounds. The room in the Orangery was lovely, and the breakfast was superb (not cheap, but you get what you pay for!). The main restaurant was closed on the night we stayed (closed Mondays and Tuesdays) but the brasserie is absolutely fine. We also enjoyed the wildlife in the grounds.

Well, if we have to write about something we didn't like then: it was raining on the morning that we left, and we would have preferred sunny weather. This is probably _not_ the fault of the hotel, however :-)

The brasserie dinner was very good indeed and suited us well. The gastronomic restaurant was not open on a Monday night and as we had our dog with us this was ideal for us - we could take him to the bistro. Breakfast was very good. The room which was on the ground floor also suited us perfectly. The chateau is rather romantic, kept in good order and delightful to spend time there. It even has a moat! We loved it.

The bed was okay but could have been a bit more comfortable. Everything else was great!