Rating
4.3/5 (based on Google user reviews)
User Reviews
Paul Coleman (3 months ago)
A must see experience you can spend hours in the gardens
A must see experience you can spend hours in the gardens
Lucy Sky (4 months ago)
We visited the gardens recently (we did not visit the interior of the property as it was guided tours only at specific times of the day which did not suit us, and is only in French!). The gardens were poorly maintained and very disappointing. The fountains were in a very poor state. Certainly not worth the €6 each that we paid. Do not waste your money. I do not know how the owners get away with it.
We visited the gardens recently (we did not visit the interior of the property as it was guided tours only at specific times of the day which did not suit us, and is only in French!). The gardens were poorly maintained and very disappointing. The fountains were in a very poor state. Certainly not worth the €6 each that we paid. Do not waste your money. I do not know how the owners get away with it.
Olivier Tolon (4 months ago)
Stunning castle with amazing garden. An absolute must see in the area!
Stunning castle with amazing garden. An absolute must see in the area!
John Holt (6 months ago)
Beautiful chateau with an interesting past. We visited as a group and got to park together in the main entrance square. Thoroughly enjoyed the visit.
Beautiful chateau with an interesting past. We visited as a group and got to park together in the main entrance square. Thoroughly enjoyed the visit.
Cathy Keller (16 months ago)
This privately owned Chateau is open to the public. It’s rich history and beautiful gardens are what make this “Little Versailles” so exquisite! The cost to maintain this property are astronomical so financial contributions are desirable to help bring this property back to its former glory.
This privately owned Chateau is open to the public. It’s rich history and beautiful gardens are what make this “Little Versailles” so exquisite! The cost to maintain this property are astronomical so financial contributions are desirable to help bring this property back to its former glory.
