Château de Talcy

This cozy bistro in Blois serves up creative, seasonally-inspired dishes crafted from local ingredients, all while maintaining an intimate vibe.

Explore this stunning former palace that blends royal history, eclectic architecture, and an impressive art collection across its grand chambers.

Nestled in a cozy ambiance, this charming French restaurant offers stunning homemade dishes and stellar service that make every visit memorable.

Tucked away in historic Blois, this cozy spot dishes up delightful French cuisine that mixes local flavors with a modern twist, all served with warmth.

L'Auberge des Sources de Cheverny is a cozy gem where seasonal delights shine, from wood-fired dishes to enchanting terrace dining amidst lush greenery.

Nestled in the Loire Valley, Domaine de Montcy crafts exquisite organic wines with a focus on rare varietals, offering delightful tours and tastings in a cozy setting.

Elegant choice in a palatial 16th-century mansion featuring an interior courtyard & genteel rooms. On a shop-lined street, this luxe hotel in a palatial 16th-century mansion is a 6-minute walk from the Musée de Sologne's local history museum in 3 converted mill buildings. Traditional rooms offer simple furnishings with TVs and free WiFi. Upgraded rooms are chic and offer a mix of designs ranging from modern to genteel and old-world. Some have 17th-century paneling and Roman flagstones. Suites add a living room and upgraded suites with wrought-iron balconies are elegant. A sophisticated restaurant has a plush dining room with contemporary accents. There's a landscaped interior courtyard with lounge chairs on its terrace.

Nestled on the Loire River, Blois dazzles with its late-Gothic cathedral, regal château, and a quirky magic museum boasting live shows.

Refined rooms with antique furnishings on a 45-hectare park offering a pool & a chapel. On a 45-hectare park, this palatial hotel in a chateau is set across a 15th-century tower and buildings built between the 1600s and the early 1800s. It's 1 km from Château de Troussay's artisanal food shop and 4.2 km from the 17th-century Château de Cheverny. Refined rooms offer French-country decor and traditional or antique furnishings, and include flat-screen TVs and Wi-Fi. Some rooms have canopy beds and wood beams. Suites have 2 bedrooms. The hotel has opulent, antiques-furnished common areas, an 1800s chapel with stained-glass windows, and an outdoor pool, plus dining, a wine bar and a spa. A breakfast buffet is available.

Tucked behind an ivy-clad facade in downtown Blois, this cozy hotel offers clean, spacious rooms and friendly vibes, plus easy access to the local sights.