Château de Bagnols

It is a beautiful and well maintained property with excellent gardens. The breakfast is also fantastic. But the main attraction is the castle like rooms, quaint toilets and ambiance. The staff were attentive and very helpful. The only thing to keep in mind is that it is a 45+ min drive from Lyon. This may work for some people, especially for the authentic rural castle experience. But the approach roads are small and confusing if one arrives late at night.

Amazing location with very welcoming staff. France for ever 🇫🇷⚜️

The pictures do not do the property justice. This is so much more than just a hotel, it is an overall experience. Next time we will definitely stay longer and perhaps enjoy the SPA.

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Room was spacious, location beautiful and staff attentive but not overbearing. Would have liked to stay longer as it was so beautiful. Very romantic, not one for kids I would say. Very dog friendly too!

My only complaint was the limited dining options. The restaurant is beautiful, but if you don't want fine dining there is nothing else. The grill concept sounded perfect for us but was only available on the nights the Michelin restaurant was not available so we ate elsewhere which was a shame.

Very beautiful!!! Great place to stay!

Wonderful environment, setting, views, walks, design features, attention to detail, and atmosphere. And the cuisine? Good Lord! The best (and unexpected) tasting menu experienced to date for dinner (outside Paris, London, Lyon). Wine and dinner menu very good indeed, and a satisfying breakfast in their glorious covered atrium. Sadly only one night as passing through, but what a wonderful way to relax for another day spent driving. Would we return? Absolutely. This was a jaw dropping plus fine dining experience.

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Staff were very helpful and friendly, views and food/drink just amazing. Can’t wait to come back.

As you enter the Village, the place takes your breath away - and the Chateau is breathtaking. The rooms are filled with fabulous artefacts and the comfort is off the scale. The grounds are lovely and the views are stunning.

If you’re a confirmed foodie then the Chateau will be perfect for you but we prefer simple, French dishes and no fuss. We were able to order plates from the Bar menu and have these served outside, so we managed - but a longer stay than 1 night would have taken away the gloss. The breakfast area is lacking in atmosphere which is a real shame.

The rooms are huge and historical. We had a large castle room and felt like royalty. The restaurant meals are excellent, the staff ultra-helpful and friendly without being obsequious, and the views... the views of the rolling golden Beaujolais countryside could keep me occupied for days.

Only as others have pointed out that a snack / light bite option would be useful in the evening if dining during the day. There is only the main restaurant. We had a cheese and ham board with drinks.