Château de Trigance

We had driven past it before, so we knew it was a fantastic location, but it went beyond all expectations. We were a little lucky from the start having booked the day before and getting put in room 2 that had a four poster type bed and private patio, but that was far from the best. After checking in, we went up to the terrace for drinks with unbelievable scenery, and with only ten rooms, you get to know the other visitors. Then were was a first class meal in an cave like dining room. None of this, though, came close to matching a great outdoor breakfast with that great scenery still all around us. We travel a lot with homes in Europe and the US, and my wife and I agree, this is one of the best hotel experiences we have ever had.

Chateau Trigance, with its medieval castle and stunning location, is unique. We found our room well-appointed and the staff very helpful. The continental breakfast was excellent, enhanced by the panoramic terrace setting. Our dinner in the restaurant was delicious and well-presented.

This is a great hotel, full of history and charm. A good price for staying at a Crusader Castle! Room was very beautiful and well designed, bathroom clean and overall welcoming. View from room stright across the valley to the mountains beyond. Loved it, staff were really good and the restaurant is excellent. Don't understand why someone would want a Best Western type hotel, this is character but with all mod-cons. But sssh - don't tell everyone, it's a fabulous secret.

When we went to the lounge (the only place that has WIFI), we saw a cute little mouse. When we reported it to the reception table, not only they were aware of it, they told us they have many of them, and even described how sometimes they see the mice running in the restaurant and grabbing some bread. For us, this is a deal breaker. If you don't mind mice, it's a very unique and pleasant hotel.

Real medieval castle with a nice view to the valley. There is a very good restaurant marked in Michelin guide.

Great meal at a great restaurant.

Delightful Hotel in a delightful village. The hotel is terrific and the dining room a wondeful experience.

This beautiful medieval castle is the perfect place to start your tour of the Gorges du Verdun. There is something magical about awakening in a beautifully appointed room of vaulted stone with the bright Provencel sunshine pouring through the windows. The bed was very comfortable and the antiques and tapestries were carefully chosen to give the room an air of authenticity. We were fortunate to enjoy two dinners at the chateau, both of which were outstanding. The page menu was my favorite...the duck was awesome. But we tried both the troubador and the Knight as well...all truly delicous creations. The mushroom soup was so fresh and made from wild mushrooms. Delicious. The cheese tray is lots of fun, with the wait staff explaining each cheese. Classy. The staff was very helpful explaining how to get to the Gorge du Verdun and how long the day would take. Everyone here was truly professional; helpful but not intrusive. The top of the castle is a great place to relax with stunning views over the valley. The castle is not wheel chair accessible. It is afterall at the top of a mountain.

The Château was everything we expected and more. Very authentic medieval feel...everything was lovely, the area is beautiful, and very charming. MUST have dinner at the Château on the terrace the food is outstanding the service is of very high standard. Would certainly go back next time we're in France, we had a lovely time and the memory will stay with us forever

I can't believe every reviewer doesn't love this place! The setting is amazing with stunning views on all sides (I really recommend having breakfast on the terrace). The theming to suit the chateau history is appropriate without being tacky. We had one of the more basic rooms but it was comfortable, with original features and a decent size. The food was excellent and good value. The staff were really good with us and very attentive. Great for a romantic break.