From the owner: Le rendez-vous de l'évasion et de la volupté Installé en Poitou, au cœur d'un parc de 120 hectares,…read morele Château de Curzay, édifié en 1710, porte témoignage d'une région forte de traditions et d'histoire. Traversé par la Vonne, il veille sur l'intimité de ses hôtes. Une promenade le long des allées ombragées, un moment de détente au bord de la piscine sont autant d'invitations à l'harmonie et à la sérénité. Le Château de Curzay, qui affiche quatre étoiles, fait partie des nouveaux promus du Guide Michelin 2001 en obtenant sa première étoile. Chacune des 19 chambres (auxquelles s'ajoutent 1 suite et 2 appartements) est un univers : celui des jeunes femmes qui lui ont donné leur prénom. Enfin, La Cédraie et La Ferme d'autrefois, les restaurants gastronomiques du château, vous proposent une carte légère et créative, aux saveurs du terroir.

I was in the area for business, and our supplier recommended this hotel. Very nice family-owned…read morerestaurant hotel. Room are very clean and the bed was very comfortable. Easy to find and plenty of free off-street parking. I will definitely stay here again if I'm in the area.

The hosts helped us tremendously during our attempts to contact someone to replace our broken down…read morerental car. Everyone we spoke to was speaking French, and it was a very trying time. The manager/owner? spent much time and effort trying to help us. We were so very grateful for her efforts, as well as for a clean and comfortable place to spend the night. We highly recommend!

What a charming hotel and town! The hotel overlooks the Creuse river and is in the center of this…read morebeautiful town of Argenton-sur-Creuse. I loved the gardens and the pool but the owner, Caroline, was the best!!!! We enjoyed drinks at the poolside bar and a yummy breakfast on the terrace. If you want to escape to the French countryside, consider this town ! We spent a week bike riding near the Loire and this was by far the biggest surprise for us. We hope to visit again.

Been in here a few times as our friends live just across from here. First time we went we wondered…read morewhat we had let ourselves in for. At lunch time the plat du Jour is pot luck and depends what time you arrive...our best meal was salad to start, then fish and little rosti potatoes (we thought that was it at this stage..) then a dish of four huge steaks appeared with a platter of chips, then the best creme brulee I have ever tasted followed by cheese and biscuits...oh and a bottle of wine between two. The men sent us to pay thinking it was going to cost an arm and a leg. it cost us 40 Euros for all of us!!! It gets packed at lunch times with workmen and if you are looking for posh surroundings forget it, but, if you want really good well cooked French cuisine this is the place to go....Enjoy!!!