LES HAUTS DE LOIRE

Nestled in a charming setting with timber beams and stone walls, this French restaurant serves beautifully presented dishes that are a feast for both the eyes and the palate.

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 just below the Château de Chaumont, La Détente dazzles with delicious, homemade bites made from fresh, local ingredients in a charming, cozy setting.

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

Nestled a short stroll from Blois' historic sites, this cozy hotel delights with comfortable rooms and an exceptional restaurant serving Michelin-worthy dishes.

This low-key hotel offers cozy, stylish rooms with free WiFi and parking, just a short stroll from the Loire River, perfect for budget travelers.

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

Bro's Restaurant is a charming bistro in Blois, where two passionate pals serve up creative, locally-sourced dishes paired with exceptional Loire wines.

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.

Nestled in the Loire, this charming restaurant offers a delightful array of beautifully presented gourmet dishes and warm, welcoming service.