Just arrived at the Chateau, the road was blocked and the deviation hard to find. The drive up to the Chateau is gorgeous and the castle looks very inviting. Our room however is terrible. Not only are we outside in the annex but the room is like something from a 60's motel. Decorated in faded browns with dirty windows and... More

Wonderful hotel: really romantic location, beautiful decor. However there are many drawbacks: 1) Except for the lady working breakfast, very sweet and kind, the hotel staff shows the typical French attitude: not really appreciated. 2) Forget about having dinner there. Unfortunately, the wonderful food is easily forgotten when you have to wait forever for your courses (over 30-40 minutes, in... More

With excellent grounds for our dogs, food and service and food to die for and the proximity ofthe Cote de Granite Rose it ticks all the boxes.

Having visited la cote de granit rose (which is just breathtaking) for the first time, my partner and I wanted to make our stay extra special by finding somewhere really stunning to eat. After asking around and trawling the net for an hour or so we decided upon the restaurant at Chateau Brelidy... By golly are we glad we did,... More

We stayed in the 'suite' - apparently an ex-bakehouse! - for two nights and had two dinners, both very good. The room was spacious, spotless and comfortable and had its own little terrace. The surroundings are delightful and deeply peaceful. They were also very friendly and helpful when I needed some Internet in a hurry! Could have stayed there happily... More

Imagine a small but impressive castle nested on a little hill in wild countryside, with spreading greenland, a scenery unchanged from hundreds of years. Got that picture? Well then you got this charming little, slightly hard to find (make sure you take a well-enlarged map with you ) 15th-century renovated castle. Tis delightful and the reception is welcoming and warm.... More

We stayed here for three nights. When we arrived we were shown to our room which was in the attic of this historical, but tired building. There are no restaurant facilites outside of breakfast and dinner times, which themselves are only one and a half hours in duration. The owners were downright ignorant to us when we were told that... More

We stayed int the Chateau de Brelidy for two nights in June 2007. The Chateau is lovely and in an imposing situation. We received a very nice welcome. We had not planned to stay there so we were a last minute booking. We were offered the suite which was the only available room. (117 euros per person per night). The... More

This is a lovely hotel in an old 16th century chateau, outside a small town. It's well signposted, and the arrival up the long drive is impressive. A great welcome, showing us where everything was and directing us to our room, reinforced our initial good impressions. As detailed in another review, there appear to be a number of types of... More