Château de Saint Loup

A unique experience staying in a chateau. The host was very accommodating and a huge help when we had vehicle issues. Highly recommend!

Loved the experience with all the history of the Chateau. Proprietors were very kind and gracious. Highly recommend to all!

There are not enough good things to say! This was the most magical stay we’ve had. The hosts are incredibly welcoming and kind, and funny! We stayed in the yellow room , which was very dreamy with an incredible bathtub! The next morning we woke up and toured the grounds as well as a quick tour through the renovations of the main chateau. Overall, cannot recommend enough. We can’t wait to come back and see the progress!

Absolutely adored staying at this castle. Would love to return to get the opportunity to stay in all the rooms!

Passionate about period residences, we chose this castle for a two-day stay. Upon arrival, however, we were told that for us there was no place inside the castle, and they accompanied us to a building annexed to the property. If they had informed us at the time of booking, we would have looked for another accommodation. So, instead, by giving up the stay we would have also lost all the money. It must be said that on the weekend and in a pleasant resort thousands of kilometres from home, with children in tow, we had no choice but to accept or obtorto collo. Thus, we were assigned a large room, in which hygiene and cleanliness were decidedly scarce. No service, the room was not made up, no TV or other amenities. The stay turned out to be decidedly expensive. The courtesy of the innkeeper is of little use if you then sell something different from what you bought, and for the same price. We found dirt in the bed between the mattress and the four-poster cabinet. Who knows how long they haven't got their hands on it. A negative experience during a trip in which we stayed in a dozen castles. The tree-lined path is positive. In any case, it is personal opinion that similar structures are not suitable for housing for figures over € 200 per night as required in this case.

If you want to fall in love with the history of France I cannot think of anywhere more perfect than Château de Saint Loup. When you walk through the gates and over the moat you leave the modern world behind and are living in the properties glorious past, from the Medieval tower to the 17th century chateau. The owners are a delight and will spoil you with private tours, plenty of solitude and clean impeccably decorated rooms. Château de Saint Loup is a retreat for your soul and it’s amazing to see the dedication that the owners have been putting into the restoration for the last 30 years. Smell the blooms in the orangerie, peak into the dovecote, and stroll down to a romantic pavilion along the waters edge. Go ahead, treat yourself.

This place was AMAZING! I mean, who gets to stay in a medieval keep or 17th century Château? You have to keep in mind that it is in the process of renovation, but the individual rooms, the grounds and history are spectacular. Sofie and Charles are great hosts with lots to share about their property and the surrounding areas. They were super helpful in pointing us towards things to see and even called ahead and printed out materials for our site seeing. We HIGHLY recommend this place!

We spent 2 nights at this fabulous chateau, with a suite in the 11th century keep. Absolutely a brilliant experience. Sophie treated us like family and allowed us to meander through the grounds, which were so peaceful and full of wildlife. This was by far, our favourite chateau stay yet. The authenticity of the surroundings and the passion and love Sophie and her husband have for the estate, make it truly special. Thank you for sharing it with us.

My family , myself,my husband son ,daughter in law an two grandsons went far a walk around this beautiful French town as we where staying nearby. We came across this beautiful chateau. We seen a man at the gate with pictures of the château.we assumed he was advertising the château. As I was walking towards him , he started shouting NO .all looked around to see he was shouting at my grandson. He’s eight years old . My daughter in law asked what he had done and he said he is throwing a stone into the moat . It was a pebble. My daughter in law asked her son say sorry, which he did . He still continued to shout as he walked towards us . This terrified my grandchildren. He said that throwing pebbles leads to pushing the wall bricks into the moat . I said my 8 year old grandson clearly was not going to do that . This man clearly needs some education in talking to adults and children, if he wants some business in tourism. I have since found out this is the owner. Stay clear of this château if you have children. I’m sure this is a beautiful place . But we did not get a chance to look around as we where where terrified to go in.