We chose the Château de l'Isle as our base for a quiet romantic winter get-away to Chenonceaux. The hotel is a lovely old 18th century house on the periphery of Civray-de-Touraine village, maybe 25 minutes' walk away from Chenonceaux village. The hotel grounds are spacious, green, with a nice pond. The building is charming. The room was smallish but bright... More

dear future guests of this hotel! my experience in it was awfull. do not believe nice photos. inside it is not very clean, smelly with food and cold. the plus side is that the bathroom is quite modern. the owner is rude. the dinner for 27 euros consisted of tiny amount of starter made of something reminding pieces of salmon.... More

We arrived near Chenonceaux Castle rather late so my husband was very edgy and decided that the Hotel would do for one night. When you walk in the smell really gets to you and thank goodness our room wasn't smelly. Dinner time was terrible, I nearly froze to death instead of sitting us in their wonderful room with a fireplace... More

We were blatantly scammed us out of 30 Euros. It goes like this. We called the hotel in the afternoon to let them know that we were running late and would be arriving later than expected. The gentleman we spoke with said they had no record of our reservation, although we had a printed copy of a confirmation sent by... More

The man that greeted us (if you want to call it a greeting) was incredibly rude. If fact, THE most rude person i have ever encountered. We decided to stay anyways as we had driven a long way that day and needed a place to stay. Our room was nice with large windows that opened to a lovely view of... More

The reviews of this place are several years old and do not do it justice. I believe the property must have been recently remodeled... the bathroom in our room was state of the art; the dining area has been remodeled and is surrounded by glass windows; and no mold or smell to be noticed by this person with allergies. The... More

A friend living in the area had recommended it to us originally. The hotel is actually a small chateau dating back to the 1600's. Denis (the owner) every year adds to his investment in the property. We have stayed here for a week in June every year with a small group of friends for the past 10 years and have... More

We stayed at this place (sorry, but it's not a castle, so I won't call it so) for one day (we planned to spend the whole weekend initially). It is place in a very nice area, overlooking the forest, quiet, has a nice pond and you can even walk from here to the castle of Chenonceau which is in the... More