Stayed here in April 2012 with our large dog; booked directly by e-mail; arrived by car; stayed one night (enjoyed breakfast). PLEASE NOTE: the reason for this review appearing with such delay is that we have only now (May 2013) been able to finally fight our laziness in reviewing the more than 60 hotels and B&Bs we stayed at in... More

This is a beautiful Chateau with exquisite gardens. The rooms are good, as are most of the facilities and the Reception Staff are helpful and friendly. Unfortunately the same cannot be said for some of the Restaurant Staff. The food we ordered for Dinner was very poor if fact the main course of Beef, which arrived over an hour after... More

We spent five nights at the Chateau this month and had a very nice time. The excellent service began long before we arrived when Carolle and her colleagues made off-site dining suggestions & reservations for us. Upon arrival we were surprisingly upgraded to a very large two room suite. It was off season and there were never more than two... More

After having stayed at Audrieu a couple of times now I always have the same sentiment upon leaving; overall a lovely place, calm, quiet, beautiful but expensive. The bar is in serious need of a "relooking" and I think the room cost could do with being reviewed. Otherwise the staff have always been charming and the food exquisite.

Like most visitors we chose Chateau d'Audrieu as we were visiting the WWII landing beaches. While the reception staff were excellent, the property was not up the levels we have come to expect from Relais and Chateaux. We were in the lower level of a small house near the garden. The room had a damp odor. I kept windows wide... More

This is a beautiful property. The rooms are OK in size but desperately in need of renovation. The bed is squeaky and the bathroom is tired. Such a shame since the building itself is spectacular. We stayed in a "standard room" with a King-size bed on the first floor facing the courtyard and garden. At Euro 330 per night, it... More

When we decided to visit the Normandy beach area our hotel choice came down to this property and Chateau La Chenviere. We chose the latter. Either would have been a fine choice. We did eat here one night, however, and it was terrific. Just what one would expect in a R&L property restaurant. Great food, service. Expensive, but what else... More

My husband and I splurged for two nights in a junior suite during our visit to Normandy. We loved learning about the history of the property and the room was lovely. What made it less than ideal for us was the fact that we had to play second fiddle to the Backroads biking group at dinner. Nothing against Backroads; I've... More

A lovely place to stay. The welcome was good, especially after a very long drive, but unfortunately the restaurant was closed that night so a snack was provided at the bar. The room in the attic was large and comfortable and we slept well in the peace of the countryside. The breakfast was excellent and sent us on our way,... More