Château de Craon

This stay cannot be rated according to the criteria expected of a hotel, as it is not a hotel. If you expect hotel service and amenities, you may be disappointed. This is a homestay that is offered in the large palace museum, on the lower floor there are about a dozen salons furnished with vintage furniture and exciting interior elements, and probably at least as many rooms for private use. Upstairs are guest rooms that look more like museum exhibits than hotel rooms. The rooms have authentic vintage furniture and plenty of interesting vintage furnishings. Our room was quite spacious and bright. The bathroom had a rare old-fashioned sink with separate taps for cold and hot water, as it was in the old days and as the English still prefer to use (much to the dismay of all the tourists). Of course, it is very inconvenient to use two separate taps, but in this case we treated it as an exotic experience. The shower cubicle and shower faucet were in a rather poor condition. The house is grand, but both the house and the furniture are quite worn. Despite this, it all left a positive impression. Breakfast is served to everyone together at a large table and freshly made croissants are offered for breakfast. We are used to eating salty food in the morning and the host was kind enough to make us an omelette. It is not written anywhere that it is a hotel and not on any of the doors is it written that there is a reception. We made several rounds around the palace looking for the right door and then we started to try which door was open one after another. There is actually no reception, somewhere in the back room there is an office for that. On our trip to France, the two most important criteria for choosing hotels were that it should be a palace and that it should have an outdoor pool. Of course, the use of the pool always depends on the weather, but this time the pool was not used, not because of the weather, but because the pool cleaning system had stopped working and the water in the pool was green. I feel like we didn't get the room I booked. The reservation does not specify which room exactly is reserved, and since the reservation was made a long time ago, I don't remember all the details for sure. There are two double rooms with a garden view, one of which is a bit more expensive and I remember that I chose it because it was the only room with a bed without an elevation on the foot side, because I am tall and I usually sleep with my feet over the edge of the bed, so I never choose a room with a bed with a high leg edge. Mobile internet coverage was weak and we could not connect to the house's Wi-Fi. The fact that the door to the room does not lock is also very unusual, there is no lock on the door and it never has been. If I can even trust the owners, I hesitate to trust other hotel guests, whom the owners usually see for the first and last time. According to the description on ***********, there should have been a safe in the room, but there was n

This property is a special experience! You will never forget this part of your journey! Like stepping back in time and staying in your own private Chateau! Highly recommended!!!!

Nous avons passé une nuit au Château et c'était vraiment une super expérience. Les hôtes sont d'une gentillesse infinie, c'est très chaleureux et on se sent très vite comme à la maison dans ce cadre hors normes. + : Accès à la piscine, au tennis, au ping-pong, excellent rapport qualité-prix, excellent accueil - : S'il devait y avoir une chose à relever c'est effectivement l'absence de point de restauration. Il n'y avait aucun restaurant à Craon ni aux alentours, nous obligeant à reprendre la voiture pour une vingtaine de minutes et aller diner à Château-Gontier.

Bonjour, je suis venue visiter le parc du château avec ma nièce de 7 ans et une dame m'a fait payer 10€ l'entrée alors que quand je suis repartie j'ai vu que c'était 5€🤔. Hormis ça j'ai trouvé le parc sympa et ma nièce a également aimé, on a pas réussi à ouvrir le portail pour aller au jardin potager

Nous avons séjourné 3 nuits au château. Une expérience incroyable !! Le tarif est tout à fait raisonnable comparé à certains hôtels plus chers et sans charme… Ici vous vous prenez pour un prince dans sa demeure! La chambre « a baldaquin » était parfaite avec notre fils. Un château magnifiquement tenu, l’accueil y est très agréable, le parc est immense, il fait bon s’y promener…. Se balader en suivant le guide édité et mis à disposition est un vrai plaisir! Une plongée dans l’histoire, plus parlante qu’à travers un livre…

Un très beau parc dans lequel on trouve beaucoup de chose : glacière, chapelle en ruine… Le château est magnifiquement meublé même si on ne visite que quelques pièces. La pièce la plus surprenante reste la chapelle ! L’entrée uniquement au parc est assez chère (5€ par personne) et doit être payé dans une boite aux lettres… assez étrange.