Selected Chateau de Jallanges as a one-night transit stop between Champagne and the Dordogne. We would have loved to stay longer! Arrived close to dusk and, with no-one in sight, followed the notes pinned on doors upstairs to our room, the Louis XIV suite. We thought we were the only ones in the whole place and felt like the Lord... More

We stayed 2 nights at Chateau de Jallanges (10/12/11 and 10/13/11) and I would stay there again. The chateau is beautiful inside and out. Our room was also lovely, romantic and gigantic. There were glasses of champagne in our room when we arrived late in the evening The bath did take a while to fill because of the slow water... More

Our one and only Chateau overnight stay was at Chateau de Jallanges. Very difficult to find. GPS couldn't figure out the location. Beautiful from the outside. Our room was lovely and huge! Bed was rather lumpy and the carpet in the bathroom was well past its prime. Breakfast was simple but lovely with homemade violet jam! Lots of little touches... More

Grand entrance through a tree lined drive leads to impressive manor house, with beautiful grounds. Don't expect a hotel: this is high class bed and breakfast, really niche territory: grand old furniture, faded wood panelling, four-poster beds (although ours was not strictly a four-poster bed, but it had a good canopy approximation), stone fire places, deep armchairs, fabric wallpaper .... More

Very overpriced for the standard. The bed linen and mattress were so tired and worn out, there was not the fresh feeling a hotel room should have. The whole place was littered with tacky bits and pieces giving a general feeling of unnecessary clutter. The bath took 30 mins to fill as the water pressure was so low. The gardens... More

Plan to spend a few days here and enjoy the chateau. More

We had an unplanned 1 night stay at this lovely chateau. After a very hot day we enjoyed a swim in an attractive pool and a good sleep in an attractive bedroom overlooking the extensive gardens. Breakfast was a delight with an unusual variety of confitures made on the estate and good conversation with the French owner. Overall made to... More

We stayed at the Chateau for 5 nights and had a terrific time. Our trip started with a complimentary glass of Champagne in the courtyard as the owner told us the story of this wonderful place. It was described as a "Labour of Love" and given all that has been done to the Chateau since bought in the 1980's one... More

We only stayed one night but wished we had time to stay longer. When you first drive up to the gates the Chateau had a Wow factor! We met the owner at Breakfast, who was very friendly and let us taste his homemade jam's and marmalade, which were wonderful! The owner showed us pictures of how he had transformed the... More