Château de Réveillon, Réveillon, France

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yves debar (3 years ago)
Uninteresting visit, the explanations draw more from a badly learned history lesson than anything else, the disastrous meal meat barely cooked and cold vegetables starter frozen dessert without counting on the tense smile of the mistress of the house, to believe that she exquisitely smiles only when she is on fire......we felt more like disturbing than being welcome. I don't recommend this place 300 percent.

malcolm spitz (3 years ago)
We had our wedding on 7/23/22. This place is magnificent and everything was perfect, but it is clearly thanks to our service providers and not to the owners. The owners of the places are hardly bearable. Speak badly to absolutely everyone, including our service providers, but this allows us to visit the castle, including the room we rented the next day, and to limit insulting our parents and our in-laws. We had cases of champagne stolen from us and the owner's husband was allowed to collect all the remaining bottles of wine. I do not recommend this place if you want respect and trust. Excellent value

Cedric (6 years ago)
Amazing, Extremely Recommended especially for wedding.

Liberty N'étoile (6 years ago)
Very welcome, a visit to redo. For this magnificent castle.

Arjan Tholen (8 years ago)
Waste of time. Got there well within opening hours, waited and rang the bell 3 times for about 15 min. Nobody came to let us in. So we left again.

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