Reviews of Château de Chantore

very good, happy with this arrangement.

The hotel is a 300-year-old castle. The owner also lives in the castle and takes care of several guest rooms himself. The host was very warm and hospitable. We arrived late on the day of check-in. The host recommended and made a reservation for us to have dinner at a nearby Chinese restaurant. The breakfast the next day was also prepared by the host himself, which was rich and warm. Many ingredients are sourced from our own or nearby farms, including apples, honey, various berries, and butter cakes baked by the homeowner. After breakfast, while sitting in the living room for a while, a peacock came to the window. Braving the drizzle, we strolled through the old castle manor, with the peacock family leading the way. Very comfortable and special experience. Two room types were booked, one of which overlooks Mont Saint-Michel.

The castle hotel is beautiful! The castle owner is very enthusiastic, the furniture and porcelain are very nice, and the breakfast is very rich! If you like ancient colors, you can try to book it!

The hotel has a beautiful environment, unique breakfast and a warm host.

諾曼底地區查託爾城堡的一夜，原來想預訂在聖米歇爾山附近的酒店，但都一般，看到可以住古堡，有些心動，但又擔心太舊，很多設備跟不上。不過，在好奇心的驅使之下，還是來了。房間很舒服，現代設施齊全。令人驚喜的是花園，太美了。首先是一羣羣的孔雀到處漫步，裏面百年大樹的造型優美，四匹黑色純種駿馬，湖上有天鵝，還有小鹿，各種不知名的野花，還有一個古老的雕樓，走在滿布慄果的小徑上，渾身舒暢。屋裡的擺設很多銅雕、瓷器及肖像畫，增添古堡氣韻。房主的服務親切體貼，非常推薦好朋友來親自體驗。

What a wonderful 2-day stay we had here! Gracious, friendly hosts, a delicious breakfast each morning, beautiful grounds and absolutely charming accommodations. We felt like royalty. Gold stars on all fronts!

Château Chantore is an experience you will not forget! The owners make you feeling like a king/queen in the XVII century. Every detail in the house has been studied and chosen with taste, the garden is incredible and the breakfast simply delicious. We will come back!

Wonderful location with beautiful rooms and a wonderful park. We stayed three nights. The host was just perfect and we loved the breakfast. The perfect start for our vacation.

Chateau Chantore is a step back in time when minor royalty lived in extensive grounds. Bernard and Inake are passionate collectors of Louis XI art and artefacts. The public spaces are filled with furniture, portraits, ceramics and other collections. Certainly not a place for young children to run around. We were met, after some delay by Inake, who read out a list of dos and don'ts including specific parking instructions. By the time he finished, we felt really nervous! Our room and the massive bathroom,on the first floor (no lift) was spectacular with views of the grounds and horses in the paddock. At breakfast next day, the other partner, Bernard presided and presented breakfast - I say presented because he didn't just slap some food down but made every course seem like theatre. While the food items are not very different from a typical continental breakfast, the service, at a large communal table was exceptional. He also takes a keen interest in your day and is ready with suggestions and tips. A walk around the English gardens is a must. A memorable stay - a quibble would be the horny peacock on the grounds who would give out his mating call, startling you awake from your dreams. (Horses, white swans and 4 pea hens are fellow denizens in the Chateau grounds)

We stayed here as we had arrived at Cherbourg and didn’t want to travel too far on day one. Very happy with the Mont St Michel suite. Lovely view over the parkland and the bathroom was well appointed and high quality. The public rooms and dining room are full of carefully considered antiques and the chateau has been maintained to a very high standard. The owner was delightful and we wondered around the park and water gardens after our welcome home produced cider. Rather than dining out we had a picnic in the park which the host provided plates / cutlery etc for, which was kind. Breakfast was high quality and more home produced apple juice and honey. Has to be 5 stars!

We unfortunately only stayed one night at this amazing castle, but it was a memorable one! The castle is fantastically well restored and the owners care about the smallest detail. It is a huge "wild" garden that you can walk in, with beautiful plants, horses, swans and peacocks. The breakfast was personal, wonderfully good and served by the owners. If you want to live and feel the beat of history - live here!

We actually traveled in August, 2022. This place is sensational! Just over-the-top stunning in every way. The decor, the antiques, the grounds, the food, the owners - all wonderful. We took an entire day away from touring just to stay here and read, walk the grounds, and rest. You will feel like royalty. The owners are so hospitable and friendly, and they have taken such care in restoring this lovely home to its authentic self. Wow!

Chantore was the perfect place to stay when visiting Mont St. Michel - we could even see the Mont out our windows, past the beautifully restored and maintained grounds. (It was about a 30 - 40 minute drive to the Mont from Chantore.) The grounds are well worth visiting, with well-maintained paths leading past a number of massive historic trees dating back to the 1800's and historic restored follies. The house, decorated in 18th-century style throughout, contains a great deal of beautiful antique and restored artwork, and would be worth visiting for that alone. Our suite was extremely comfortable - the bathrooms were fully modern - and our host Bernard was very attentive and made sure that we had everything we needed. The breakfasts were excellent, among the best we have had in France.

Over the top excellence here. Bernard was zealous to make sure everything was right. He noticed what I didnt eat at breakfast and adjusted for me the next morning. His 25 year art collection is amazing. Worth staying here for that alone. Felt like a step back in time, but the hosts made sure all modern day amenities were there. Had a room with view of Mont St Michele in the distance, also sitting room, writing desk area, huge bathroom, plush bathrobes. After checking in, we decided to spend part of our time just enjoying the chateau, rather than going into town. Rain put a damper on our enjoyed the grounds on foot, but we enjoyed them from our room windows. This was our final stay in a 2 week trip, and really put a cherry on top of our trip.