“A memorable stay at a castle”

Our stay at Château de Perreux was truly one-of-a-kind. This beautifully preserved château offers a very original experience, blending historical charm with modern comfort. The setting is stunning and peaceful, and the swimming pool in the château’s park was a lovely spot to relax after exploring … Plus

Our stay at Château de Perreux was truly one-of-a-kind. This beautifully preserved château offers a very original experience, blending historical charm with modern comfort. The setting is stunning and peaceful, and the swimming pool in the château’s park was a lovely spot to relax after exploring the Loire Valley. The staff were kind, attentive, and genuinely helpful, which added a warm and welcoming touch to our stay. We stayed in a room that was partly built into the rock, which made it feel incredibly authentic and special—something you don’t find every day! There was a slight damp smell, but it was expected in such an old and character-filled building. Honestly, it added to the atmosphere more than it detracted from the experience. Breakfast was a pleasant surprise —simple yet very good, with local and fresh products that made for a great start to the day. All in all, Château de Perreux is perfect for travelers looking for something different from the usual hotel experience. We’d definitely recommend it for its originality, peaceful setting, and historical charm.

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“Charming Chateau Stay”

We were in the Loire Valley to attend a wedding and needed a place to stay for just one night to attend a pre-wedding event that was far from the actual wedding site. The Chateau de Perreux was extremely accommodating! We needed to arrive before the scheduled check in time, and would not be back … Plus

We were in the Loire Valley to attend a wedding and needed a place to stay for just one night to attend a pre-wedding event that was far from the actual wedding site. The Chateau de Perreux was extremely accommodating! We needed to arrive before the scheduled check in time, and would not be back to the Chateau before the staff left for the night. They had someone available to give us the key to our room, and another staff member rushed over the the Chateau to greet us and offered to show us the grounds. We were in room 8, which amazingly was in the highest part of the Chateau, in the mansard turreted roof. The room was very comfortable and and the tub and shower luxurious! The bed was up a very steep set of stairs, almost a ladder, this room is amazig, but not for anyone with mobility issues. The Chateau continues to go through renovations in the troglodyte portions of the building, which should be beautiful when completed. The renovations had no impact on our stay. The breakfast that was part of the rate was simple, yet filling. you could order off the menu for an additional charge. As we were checking out, we had a nice chat with someone I believe is the owner. He gave us some good recommendations about sites in the area. The Chateau is situated on the Cisse River and has a lovely lawn that stretches in front of the chateau. There is also a pool, but it was raining while we were there, so we did not use it, nor even see it.

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