Amazing stay for the money close to Paris. The pool is next to the main building and is bigger than it looks like on the pictures. It has an amazing view over the valley and it was not full with people when we were there (weekday with 33 degrees in August). The hotel consists of three buildings. The main building is super nice, it had a movie theater that showed Grand Budapest hotel when we were there, a billiard room that was ok and a bar with great views and great cocktails. Then there is two other buildings, one looked very nice but the other one that we lived in was like a newly built standard villa. The rooms were still very fresh though (except the bath tube) and 50 meters from the main building, so for the price it was a fully reasonable setup.

The hotel has two restaurants, but one was closed when we were there. The one that was open, the cheaper one, had not so good food one night but actually very good food the other night. One can also eat in Giverny, even though the restaurants seemed to close early there. The only truly negative thing I would say is that the decoration of many of the rooms are a little bit tasteless. It has the feeling of an international café company. The genuine feeling of the old villa gets lost a little bit, which is unfortunate, since they probably could have done something better for the same money.

Beautiful location and a nicely renovated hotel. Rooms individually decorated and some with balcony and the most amazing view. The restaurant also has suberb views over the Seine and serves amazing food.

Only thing not up to standards was the cleanliness of the bar and hallways. The rooms and the restaurant were cleaned to standards, so no big issue.

The room was stunning! I felt like a princess in my own tower. Amazing views from the terrace down to the river and surrounding countryside. Room was super luxurious and bedding etc very comfortable. The restaurant was spectacular and staff very helpful and friendly

Nothing!!

Although I arrived before check-in, I was allowed to use the pool. I thought this very cordial. Offering the painting class was a big plus.

I wish the main dining room had been available for dinner during our stay. But was pleased it was open for breakfast.

quiet hillside location in heritage property with gardens

the renovation seems out of place and dated. wet small rooms with narrow dark hallways. I was there off-season (March) so pool wasn’t open but the surroundings looked lovely. not walking distance to much.

When we arrived we found the main restaurant was full, however, the second restaurant was happy to fit us in with our dogs which was great. View over the Seine was amazing and we had a wonderful breakfast on the verander.

The view and walk around the gardens was amazing. Hospitality of the bar area and restaurant was great.

Wonderful stay, friendly staff, great view and location. 20minute drive from Giverny. Very smart, on-trend decor in this historic building.

Nothing really, I guess the windows in the bar area could be renovated, looked old.

Loved the views from the veranda. All the staff were friendly ..especially the barman which meant we were introduced to a few more cocktails then perhaps we should have imbibed in. It was a great place to stay if you are visiting Monet’s garden.

There didn’t seem many people there during the day.

Food is very good in the Bistro and I expect in the Michelin star restaurant although we did not eat there. Good area for dog walking.

It was all good

Great complex, beautiful views. Great breakfast and we enjoyed a good meal at the bistro restaurant. Good base for short trips to Giverny and Vernon.

We bumped our heads a few times in the angled ceiling on our second floor room.