Le Fleuray Hotel & Restaurant

This is a small country hotel. The hotel has a really nice restaurant as well and the setting is picturesque. This is more boutique in style so if you're looking for that ambiance this is a good choice. It's family owned and run and easy to recommend. Room was comfortable and bathroom spacious. It is in the countryside with lots of farmland around it. Not for those who want to be in the middle of a city. Really enjoyed our stay there.

Very comfortable quiet rural setting half a mile from Rocamadour . Made very welcome and excellent evening meal and breakfast

Beautiful setting out in the countryside. Room was small but cozy. Excellent restaurant with wonderful service. Employee George was a delight, English speaking and very helpful!

I booked very last minute at popular time so could find nowhere in Amboise. I stumbled on this from old Frommer's Guide.It is situated in the countryside requiring a delightful drive on single lane roads through fields - just do NOT do this for first time at night or follow google maps.It is close to freeway so good base. I arrived at 1030pm so no one to meet me; this was frustrating as map to room incorrect and method to lock the room doors is very strange, luckily I had just stayed somewhere else with same or I would not have been able to lock my door that night. So I wasnt very happy when i went to bed the first night. However, I had booked one of the Garden double rooms with their own little courtyard, waking up and looking out onto the serenity was wonderful, and the stay turned around. The service is wonderful. The rooms are decorated in an old traditional style but are spacious, dont feel musty and decor matches - this was about as quaint/countryside as I can tolerate! I was very glad the bathrooms were modern and clean. I didn't eat breakfast there so cannot comment. I dont think there was airconditioning or an ability to leave a window open, but there was a fan in the room. Disappointingly, there is no fridge for drinks nor any tea/coffee facilities in the room. Supposedly you can get them to bring a coffee to your room, I didnt try this out. The actual telephone mobile reception in this area is poor - my phone couldnt pick up a signal! Wifi was ok though.

The hotel itself was nice, albeit a little remote, but during our three day stay here most of the other guests that were here acted UBER snobby and entitled, which made having breakfast unenjoyable. We cancelled our dinner reservation because of this reason. Maybe because the hotel is a little on the pricier side it attracts upper class people. The staff, however, were very kind and helpful.

The hotel was in the middle of a farm field there were lots of cows to watch. The room was spacious and cute. The breakfast was very good and lots of choices plus fresh orange or grapefruit juice. The only draw back was there was no where reasonably priced to eat dinner close by. We had to drive about 20 minutes to get to town. The restaurant at the hotel is very good but expensive. It was easy to get to many attractions.

The hotel was a real coup. Situated in rural countryside with all the comforts you could want, including a wonderful pool and loungers which we used when we arrived tired after a long drive. Restaurant was in colonial style and food was fantastic with very attentive staff who could answer any question about the menu and the wines. Reading other reviews about bugs, yes there are some bugs but it's in the COUNTRY, and bugs are food for wonderful wildlife there. I would defiantly recommend this place and would love to go back if we are ever in the area again.

We had a pleasant stay and Le Fleuray - was not sure I would like it upon arrrival and it did grow on me after the first day. Why? I felt the grounds could have been better planted - more colorful flowers/containers. We had a "garden" room and the view was of very dried out greenery and tall green hedges that surrounded the pool. Not much of a garden to see. The room was very spacious and comfortable although no mini-fridge to keep snacks and no a/c (which fortunately was not an issue and I was there in early August). They did provide a fan. The dining room was beautiful both inside and out - the food was absolutely delicious and the service outstanding. Watched the sunset from the outside dining area, simply beautiful. We drove to the nearby castles, was very easy.

It was a beautiful place in the middle of nowhere they took care of you and it's a beautiful stop in to the Loire Valley. Super close to Amboise and other amazing castles.

Be warned: If you plan to book a stay please read this first. I am a seasoned traveler and like to pride myself on making smart selections. I do my research and sort through multiple sites for reviews. This time I don't think the reviews I read captured the experience a traveler could have at this destination. There is no air conditioning in the rooms (we visited during a crushing heat wave with daytime highs above 100 Fahrenheit). After being miserable touring, the last experience you want when you retire for the day is to sweat through the night. Be warned, summer visitors. Further, there were bugs in our sink, roaming around on the bathroom floor and flying in our room. When we brought this to the attention of the management they simply shrugged at the idea of garden bugs who don't hurt anything. I would expect, however, that most guests would care very much about sleeping with bugs flying and roaming around their room. Despite the heat wave the property closed the pool promptly at 8:00pm when it was over 90 at the time. To make sure no one went to the pool the gate was locked and the pool was covered. One would think an exception could be made given the heat and lack of air conditioning. Would it have been too much to ask to have the property extend pool ours given the circumstances. The setting is in the country and removed from the rush to the point of isolation. By no means is it convenient to anything.