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21/11/2025: It's a shame there wasn't more choice, otherwise it's very good. I recommend it.

26/08/2025: A very pleasant moment overlooking a small garden Very good food, pleasant service, and a relaxing moment P.S.: Dogs are welcome

12/12/2025: Still as good as ever! Regarding the service, I don't share some of the opinions. Clearly, the owner is "unconventional," but that's part of the charm of this place. Everything is homemade. Lunch is €18 for a starter, main course, and dessert on weekdays. In the summer, the terrace overlooking the Loir River makes it the most beautiful spot to eat.

22/11/2025: Very good lunch on the terrace - We will be back!

02/12/2025: A huge room with a very large bed, a beautiful bathroom (see photos), a nice TV, a fridge, and bathrobes. I recommend it for a relaxing holiday or weekend getaway.

02/11/2025: A comfortable and truly lovely room. The wellness area is well-designed, offering a very pleasant sense of privacy. We were very happy with our two 50-minute massages. The staff intervened only at the right moments, allowing us to remain completely relaxed. We thoroughly enjoyed the restaurant and breakfast, with a wide selection of high-quality products. We plan to return this spring.

05/10/2025: I would like to leave a review following the particularly disappointing experience we experienced at this hotel, despite the "winner" at the end of our stay. We had booked two nights to attend a two-and-a-half-day event, the 24 Hours of Le Mans. Upon our late arrival, we noticed there was no hot water in the room. Given the time of day, we waited until the next day to report the problem to reception. The manager then confirmed by phone that he was aware of the outage, but offered no solution, merely suggesting a €10 discount per night—a paltry gesture given the situation. Back at the hotel that evening, we were disappointed to find that nothing had been repaired. We therefore spent two nights without hot water, without the possibility of showering or keeping warm, after entire days spent in the rain and mud around the circuit. Upon departure, the discussion with the manager was unpleasant, to say the least: no apology, no empathy, and a completely inappropriately haughty attitude. Not only had we never been informed of the problem in advance, but no concrete solution was offered once we arrived. Added to this were other inconveniences: - A freezing room, the heating not being turned on "until November, obviously"; - A major leak in the bathroom, simply ignored by the housekeeping staff. I was also astonished to hear that the manager had no solution to offer, when he could have simply called a plumber. This is a basic service that any hotel worthy of the name should be able to provide in an emergency, especially for a 3-star hotel. When I suggested paying only every other night, the manager gave a surreal speech, explaining that we were "disrespecting small towns and small hotels," that "the establishment was expensive to maintain," and that "it's no surprise that hotels are closing one after the other." But what about respect for guests who drive hours to get here, who sleep in the cold, unable to shower, and to whom we don't even apologize? We apparently should have "left if we weren't happy"—in other words, slept in our car, since all the surrounding hotels were full. He also told us that "some guests had accepted a €12 discount and a free breakfast." However, this offer was never made to us, and more importantly, just because other guests have accepted such compensation doesn't necessarily make it acceptable. In short: no anticipation, no sense of service, no consideration for the customer. In a 3-star establishment, this is simply unacceptable. Even for free, we will never set foot in this hotel again. It's very sad to have come to this... over a simple matter of hot water.