Hôtel Restaurant Domaine de la Tortinière

The hotel is a delight. We had a large and very nicely furnished and clean ‘Elegence’ room with, most importantly, a large comfortable bed and lovely bathroom. The hotel and grounds are very well maintained and beautifully presented. Wonderfully dog friendly and with charming and very polite helpful staff. Restaurant food and wine list, while not inexpensive, is delicious and worth the treat. All in all a fantastic hotel and one that we will return to on our annual drive down to Spain.

This was our second visit after a 15 year gap and it was as nice as we remembered. The staff were excellent again, especially the lovely lady at breakfast time. The pool is just the right size, and our only criticisms would be the air conditioning did not work if you wanted cooler than 19 degrees and so room was too warm for our taste at night time, and we were next door to the meeting room where people would congregate outside to chat and smoke during the day. A little pricey but we would return.

We had come to this hotel back in 2020 and loved the place, the people and the beautiful landscape. So we decided to come back while we were touring France. We had booked a charme room. While the hotel site stated it was in first floor, we ended up on the third floor under the roof in what was not a charming room. After few hiccups along the way, management was very kind and moved us to a suite the next day. It was amazing. If we didn’t go through this hurdle, i would have put a 5. The restaurant is amazing. Service was great asides few misses. My recommendation to management is to categorize this specific room on its own category so there is no disappointment and correct the room spec in their web site

This hotel is a small, quaint chateau. It's a lovely property with a great restaurant. The room was well appointed, the bed was very comfortable & overall the cleanliness was great. The Breakfast buffet & Dinner was amazing. Hats off to the culinary team. The restaurant staff are lovely, especially the waitress during Breakfast. She is so pleasant to meet each morning with a big smile (: The Spa wasn't great. The Spa flooring is wooden & noisy. Each time the therapist steps on the wooden floor during the massage it's loud & discomforting. The interior of the spa is also not very welcoming. It's one room with 2 massage tables. Also the senior/older therapist was so tired halfway she got a bench & was massaging just the face for 1/3rd of the time, that was a bit absurd. Most body massages are about Euro 110. We wouldn't recommend the Spa. Apart from that they have a heated swimming pool, trail to the river, tennis, outdoor table tennis, billards table etc. Overall the stay was pleasant & relaxing.

What a beautiful chateau. We only spent one night there in their guest house but what an amazing place and grounds. We had a wonderful lunch outside in the gardens but unfortunately did not have dinner there. Next time!! Our room was spacious, very clean and comfortable. We highly recommend staying here if you are in the area.

It's beautiful outside but I really hated my room. I had upgraded to a larger room with a turret and had high hopes from the description. ||The bathroom was tiny and unpleasant. The toilet was literally in a closet on the other side of the room from the bathroom and it had a sink but no towel rack. The actual bathroom was just a mess every time I showered as it was impossible not to get everything soaking wet with their placement of the handheld/overhead shower. The towers ||The bed was in a turret - ok it's cute. But it really ends there.. |Staff was fine but not the most helpful. Everything seems to be an inconvenience for them. ||I would stay elsewhere.

Old French chateau with great views across the valley, converted into a luxury hotel. Good facilities including a swimming pool and spa. Excellent dining options.

Went for lunch and it was a superb dining experience. Classic French cuisine, beautifully presented and excellent service. I also consider it great value for money. Highly recommended.

This chateau is charming, quiet, and quaint. Each room is decorated differently. The key you receive upon check-in is brass key with a heavy brass key chain. You are to return to the front desk each you leave your room, and then you pick up again upon arriving back. The grounds offer plenty of places to have quiet time with your partner. The view is stunning, and there is even a pool just for dipping. The bar experience was amusing, in that the bartender wrote everyone's order in an old school memo pad and had you write your room number. The rooms are a perfect marriage of traditional and modern. The rooms boast original hardware and ornate details from 300-400 years ago. The restaurant is tucked away in the bottom floor of the main building. You can either walk down the stairs or walk around the building. The breakfast had plenty to offer...fresh fruits, charcuterie, fresh breads, egg options, sausage, bacon, yogurt and more. Dinner was a delicious experience. This place is perfect if you're wanting to break away from busy and enjoy the French countryside.

This was one of the first places we stayed on our trip to France. Upon check in we were met with professional staff all wearing masks. They checked our pass sanitaire & then we were able to take them off. And for a few lovely days we felt really relaxed. We could enjoy our stay in this beautiful location, dine at the delicious restaurant, get spa treatments and put our stressed out minds at ease after a very long 2 years. What a gift. Make sure to take the boat out for a row on the river

Staying here for a few days and dined in their restaurant last night. Aperitif of champagne on the terrace to start, then entered the dining room. Beautifully decorated and appointed. Starter of foie gras was superb, with marinated cherries perched atop small squares of decadence. Main courses were duck and pork tenderloin. My explanation of sauces and presentation could not begin to do it all justice. The cheese cart was the perfect ending to a perfect meal. The staff here are just fantastic, particularly Vincent in the dining room. His knowledge of wines and local producers is invaluable. Oh, almost forgot - this restaurant is in a magnificent chateau (or rather a castle). As I type this I don't know whether it is being placed as a review of a restaurant or hotel, but the chateau is incredible.

What an awesome stay my husband and I had here! It met and surpassed all our expectations. The staff is AMAZING, always so welcoming and helpful, made us feel right at home! Our room in the chateau was lovely and quiet. The restaurant was so good we enjoyed the buffet every morning and ate dinner two out of our three nights! We found that before venturing off to explore the chateaus and go wine tasting, that it was so nice to start the day with a great breakfast, and to come back to a wonderful dinner. It is also in such a great location, situated near many of the chateaus we wanted to visit. Ask at the front desk and they will help you plan your routes and advise where to go. This fabulous hotel is worth every Euro!! To get to Domaine de la Tortiniere we took the train from Paris into Saint Pierre de Corpes and rented a car there. Highly recommend going that route.

This is a wonderful boutique hotel in the French countryside. The rooms were very comfortable. Their breakfast was delicious. The hiking paths near the hotel provide an opportunity to experience the nature. The pool is a nice touch.

Amazing place: - The hotel in itself is a little bit of paradise. It feels like a Disney building where you can actually stay - The park around is luxurious and creates a quiet and countryside atmosphere - The restaurant is so good for dinner or breakfast Overall our stay was perfect - we've been there twice already and we'll be back for more!

What an amazing place! We love the ambience of this chateau hotel. The staff is helpful and friendly. Beds are comfortable. We LOVED our 3-course dinner here, capped off by a glass of Chinon sitting by the fireplace. Breakfast delivered to our room in the morning! Wonderful.

This was the original hotel we were supposed to stay but our flight information got mixed up and by the time we got there, all the room was sold out. However the gentleman at the front desk referred us to Hotel Chateau d'Artigny in Montbazon. Lovely place.