Auberge des Templiers

We loved the food, the service, the attention to detail. Given it was a little chilly outside, the staff took great care in ensuing the fireplace was lit at all times in the living room of the main building. Music choice in living room and restaurant was perfect. Nice history and fact the place is owned by same family for three generations. Ideally located in the vicinity of Sancerre, Fontainebleau and Paris/CDG.

The hotel grounds were lovely to walk around. The room was perfect - large, well equiped, quiet, and comfortable. The hotel staff members were all very pleasant and most helpfull at all times. The restaurant was first class with a good wine list, prompt service and excellent food - it could not be faulted. If nearby again we would definitely return to this hotel.

the food in the restaurant is excellent but our room was tired, old fashioned and shabby. the staff were pleasant and helpful

Excellent overall… restaurant was exceptional and memorable, kudos to the chef, great food, lovely experience and felt very welcomed.

One night stay here - in Suite des Templiers - amazing overall experience. Hotel is surprisingly close to the main road, but once you pull in and are met by the bellman it's a charming place to stay. Our room was ready a little early, and we were walked through the gardens to the suite in a different building. The room itself was stunning - huge reception area with large walk in wardrobe, large sitting area on the right with plenty of room for the extra z-bed for daughter to stay in, along with a complimentary bar with high-end spirits, fridge with drinks, coffee machine and even an ice maker. Decor was bold and modern, but in keeping with the heritage of the hotel overall. Bedroom was spacious and well appointed, with an amazingly comfortable king sized bed. The highlight of the room had to be the bathroom though - almost as big as the rest of the suite with a walk-in shower, double sinks, two baths (one a huge sunken jacuzzi) and the private sauna. Surprisingly was also a japanese washlet automatic toilet, along with a very well appointing dressing area to one side for doing your make-up. Dinner was amazing, classic michelin-star tasting menu and unbotrusive service. Breakfast was similarly a high-end affair, with local pastries, home-made jams and eggs cooked to order. Overall - amazing stay, and would look forward to another visit in the future.

We stayed from a Monday to a Thursday and were not informed at any time that both the restaurant and the bar would be closed on the Tuesday and the Wednesday. We were told that room service was available only offering a very small and unacceptable menu. The hotel is not located anywhere near local restaurants making it very inconvenient (having to get into the car to make a 20 minute journey and 40 minute round trip) and taking away from the relaxation we were hoping for at the end of a 5 week European trip. We couldn’t even get to enjoy the beautiful bar as this too was closed for the duration of our stay. On the Wednesday we just wanted to relax by the pool the whole day, but getting room service was a joke. Asking us to go to tge room to call through our lunch order (that is cooked next to the pool that we were lying at) then to go fetch our food from the room. After me pointing out how ridiculous this was age eventually agreed for me to call it through on my mobile phone and to have it served at the swimming pool. Very unhelpful. In our opinion the property is beautiful but there is a massive lack of service and hospitality. What a shame our trip ended like this.