Great location. Nice chateau. Rooms need upgrade. Smell is not pleat upstairs, like bad smell if sewer. The spa in nice. Breakfast was ok, better than dinner- very limited options, small portions for the price. Service can use training. Most employees do not know basic English and no customer service. read more

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Attended a wedding at the chateau and stayed for 2 nights in May 2014. The grounds and buildings are simply gorgeous! Very regal and impressive. The check-in process was very easy and staff brought our bags to our room upon arrival. The room itself was lovely, however not as luxurious as I imagined. The furnishings were a bit outdated, albeit very pretty. The bathroom was bright and airy with a very nice vanity and shower. The bathrobes were plush and comfortable. The chateau did a beautiful job with the wedding. The ceremony was outside with a simple set up followed by drinks and canapés indoors and on the back terrace. The natural setting of the Loire Valley is breathtaking and to have drinks admits the flora is something I won't soon forget. The food served during the wedding was nothing short of decadent. The fish course (lobster), cheese course, and perfectly cook steak stuffed with foie gras were the highlights for me. Man, that steak. The french really know how to cook! Drinks were expensive, but that was to be expected. I hope to return here in the future and explore the grounds more! read more

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I stayed at Chateau d'Artigny near Montbazon, France in May 2018 on 27/5/2018. It was my 1st time there. I was traveling with A&K and they chose the location. The Chateau is beautiful and has one of the most beautiful views that I have ever seen. The staff was very helpful and supportive. Plus, I took photos. read more

The chateau d'Artigny, at south of Tours, is part of the chain Châteaux-Hotels. This Castle yes is very beautiful. The Hotel and the restaurant also with level 4 stars and 2 toques ! Prices start from 160 E for a room. But It is worth for certain occasions. Especially as 2 rooms at the entrance to the field very comfortable will be proposed at 90 E. Interesting, no! read more

Really, really nice. Loved the views out the back window. A great chance to upgrade your stay... How many 5-star hotels have you ever stayed in? At times, it does feel a bit "old", but that's part of the ambience, isn't it? read more

A majestic castle, sophisticated surroundings with their stylish furniture and beautiful bright large sized rooms. A french Château is always a nice alternative to a regular hotel. =) If you love the old charm, this is a lovely place to stay. read more

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Beautiful building, but it's a shame the experience doesn't focus more on the history, and worse, that the staff is rude and pretentious. This is the former home of the founder of Coty - where are the perfume gifts? Why no La Rose Jacqueminot perfume, linen spray, scented candles? Instead the main hall is lined with jewelry and sunglasses you can buy anywhere. Maybe there's a rights issue? In that case, I would like to see more of the history in each room. Perhaps plaques with information about how the room was used, what notable guests were entertained there, etc. I want to "feel" like a guest of Coty. Perhaps the music at the bar can be from the 1920s when the home was completed. About the service. The front desk was well run and attendants were courteous, but that's where it ends. The bartender didn't know how to make a dirty martini - and this is one of the "best bars in the world". However, the biggest disappointment was the rudeness of the restaurant staff, maybe because they work long hours - the same staff works breakfast and dinner - they were rude and pretentious at both seatings, particularly the older man and woman who never crack a smile. I understand there are some cultural differences between French and Americans, but there is no need to be rude to your guests. "No" should never come out of the mouth of a server, instead service workers should always at least attempt to find a solution for guests. I could've sworn I was in a comedy show as the butt of the joke. It felt as though our group of 5 was "judged" for wanting to take our dinner as a casual meal in the bar rather than sit in the formal dining room, and for breakfast again judged for asking for a carafe of water for the table (to not have to repeatedly stand to refill our tiny water glasses from the bottles at the buffet). On the last morning, some in our group wanted a cup of coffee 'to go' rather than sit for formal breakfast and again were judged and told "no". The front desk had to intervene to get two cups of coffee in small paper cups (think mouthwash cup size) charged at 10 Euro. They were served with ill-fitting lids so they weren't suitable for travel and had to be thrown away. Yes, coffee 'to go' is not the norm in France, but this is a tourist destination and people have travel itineraries to keep up with. At the very minimum, don't be rude about it or act disgusted by your guests' requests. read more

The hotel & grounds were beautiful. The kitchen & dining staff were subpar. The menu selection was very small & for our entire stay it did not change. Service was slow & at times nonexistent. Woman who was manager told us to move for our coffee after dinner, she was busy & needed our table. She was very rude! Our suite had very spotty maid service. Bed was made & towels changed, but fresh glasses & dusting not done. We were there Memorial Day long weekend, but overall chateau seemed very understaffed for as busy as it was. We will not stay here again. read more

Yep, as good as it gets. I went with my wife to the Loire Valley for her anniversary, and booked a room at Chateau D'Artigny. The location, view and the chateau itself are beautiful. The personnel was very nice and helpful, maybe a bit pushy with the dinner reservation (expensive but well worth it). We had a great time and (hopefully) will go there again, someday. read more