Wow, what a find, hidden behind two large wooden gates leading to a small attractive courtyard, the hotel looks wonderful. I would definitely recommend this hotel as a stop-off point to & from the tunnel. The hotel is stunning with plenty of history, offering charming views of the surrounding landscape. The village is worth a look around coming to life after 7pm with cafe music. Not a lot of English spoken in the village, but this added to its charm although the hotel staff do speak good English). The reception photographs are a definite talking point.

Staff very friendly and helpful. The room was unique in its style, decor. The breakfast restaurant had an amazing view across the fields of flanders. The hotel is in an ideal location to explore a lovely town.

The car park was a little difficult to get to and some distance from the hotel. You could unload your luggage at the front of the hotel in a narrow street which could be quite busy with 2 way traffic. However this is only a small criticism of a very pleasant stay.

Wonderful wide view of surrounding countryside from our beautiful room ; fascinating historical connections with World War One armed services, both British and French; elegant saloon used at breakfast.

Huge restaurant space with spectacular view currently (and hopefully, temporarily) not used for diners, except for special events.

Wonderful chateau styled property which has been great but due to Covid they were very short on bookings therefore they were struggling ,they had closed the restaurant which was a disappointment however the staff were very accommodating and made us bread and cheese.

Lack of restaurant.

The view is fantastic

The dinner was quite disappointing. Pricy and not great. Our meals looked like they'd been sitting under hot lamps for a while before they came to us, skin over the sauce, hard crust on the mash, burnt bits in the topping on my fish. We wish we hadn't bothered with the starters either. We have had much, much better and considerably less expensive meals during our holiday.

Amazing views. A charming hotel furnished in keeping with its character. Almost like sleeping in a museum. Great views even from the roll-top bath.

Some parts need attention - the outdoor pool hasn't been available for some time. No staff around after 9pm. A nice breakfast, but with an unnecessary supplement for cooked eggs.

The hotel is located in a very beautiful place with an amazing view. The rooms were all very characteristic and comfortable.

It is a bit weird that in a 4-star hotel the staff at the reception does not speak English. Furthermore I have never seen a hotel that asks the client to pay 35€ fee because arrived 40 minutes late. Maintenance could be improved.

Beautiful building both outside and inside. Lovely view from the dining room at the back of the hotel. Interesting choices of rooms.. Spacious bedrooms and bathrooms. All very clean and comfortable.

A shorter walk to the car park.

A lovely property, great staff, and a fantastic location. I didn't have an evening meal so I can't comment of the food other than breakfast, which was lovely.

I have nothing to add on this. All good.

An absolutely beautiful hotel in a lovely location. The staff couldn't of been more helpful. Cassel is a must visit town full of character nice bars and a good selection restaurants.