We loved our stay at Lafarques! It's a very cozy and comfortable country house, beautifully decorated and full of charm. The atmosphere was peaceful, especially around the pool, and the fact that they welcome dogs was the cherry on top. The house is located in a small village surrounded by nature, so it's very tranquil, you do need a car to get around, but everything you might need is accessible. One of the highlights was the renowned on-site restaurant. The chef’s degustation menu was absolutely amazing, highly recommended to try at least once during your stay. If you're looking for a peaceful country retreat that blends nature, comfort, and a touch of luxury, this place is a great choice.

Overall it was a very positive experience, but we visited during the summer and unfortunately the air conditioning wasn’t working. Since it’s an old country house, the bedroom got quite hot. The staff was kind and did their best by providing us with a fan, but I have to admit it was still uncomfortably warm at times.

Location, gastronomy, staff helpfulness and kindess, property with character, nice touch: Nux toilerty products, bath rob and slippers included in room, enough coffee and tea in the room. Air co in the room.

Sauna on top: should be included with room; in my room: paper was coming off from ceiling above the bed, no mosquito net at the window so u dont want to open knowing that u are surrended with nature and horse (flies and mosquitoes).

The situation is beautiful although the approach from Pepinster is a little disappointing. The house and grounds are delightful. The horses, donkey, goat, miniature pony, a gaggle of geese and a peacock only add to the overall ambience. Chef Olivier Tucki’s presentations are outstanding and the staff are friendly and welcoming. Definitely one for a second visit.

There was nothing to dislike

 Peace and quiet and service 

Very expensive in the restaurant for what you in fact got, especially the wines 

Very nice hotel, with beautiful surroundings. The heated swimming pool was a nice extra facility we enjoyed. Staff was very friendly and helpful. Good breakfast. The sweet donkeys in the meadow that you could pet and the big garden surrounding the mansion we liked a lot.

Breakfast was good but I expected more choices for this price. Quality of the food was very good. The bed was ok, it was soft which I like, but there was a dip in the middle which made it feel like you were not lying flat.

At Lafarques, everything is excellent - the environment, rooms, decorations, breakfast, and last but not least, the staff. Especifically Jean's hospitality is so great that you'll forget you're in a hotel but as if you are a guest at your friend's place (read palace!). If you stay at Lafarques, don't miss the chance to relax in the jacuzzi while listening to the tranquil sounds of birds singing and the occasional bass bleat of a sheep from far away!

A cosy old house in an idyllic country setting, it was a perfect visit to disconnect away from the city. Excellent breakfast and kind staff, I would love to come again.

My husband and I stayed for 5 nights. From our welcome by Jean at the front desk to the moment we left our stay was fabulous. The room was decorated beautifully with plenty of clean towels and toiletries supplied. The room also had free tea and coffee and the contents of the fridge were also free of charge. The hotel outside pool was heated so was lovely to have a swim in the evening on the day we arrived. The breakfast was delicious - Juice, Fresh fruit and yoghurt, plenty of pancakes, scones, pastries and fresh bread. Eggs, bacon, etc. Totally full for the day afterwards. We ate in the hotel restaurant most nights. The meal would start with the hotel's signature cocktail along with al la carte nibbles such as oysters in garlic butter and breadcrumbs, foie gras and avocado cones to name but a few. The chef personally came to the table to explain what was in each dish. Living in Bucks I am lucky enough to have eaten at Raymond Blanc's, The Roux Brothers, Heston's and Tom Kerridge's restaurants. The Chef at Lafarques rates higher than all of them in my opinion. It is worth staying at this hotel just to sample his cuisine. There are lots of nice walks around the grounds and it is close to both the town of Spa, which has the oldest casino in the world, and also the grand prix track. I will definitely be staying there again soon.

Nothing bad to say - only good things.

Second visit there and did not disappoint ! Staff friendly and welcoming. Breakfast excellent. Room clean and comfortable. Beautiful location. Dog friendly !

Nothing not to like

We loved the place but most importantly they have such a great fine dine restaurant. Chef Oliver was such a nice person with his team they do great job. They even pick plants for your dished from the nature which is great for a fine dine restraunt.