Manoir de la Touche

The swimming pool and games area were good facilities to have. We stayed in a lovely restored tudor period property, in a great spot for exploring the nearby Chateaus and countryside.

A perfect fit for our multigenerational holiday, with both formal and informal living areas, a pool, and outdoor dining.

Definitely worth a visit.

After time in Paris, we wanted somewhere quieter with room to spread out, and this was just right. Our room was large enough for our family of 4. The kids had twin beds, including a trundle, while our bed felt fit for royalty. We really did feel like we were staying in a castle. The kids especially loved the separate indoor pool and the building with games like ping pong and air hockey. The manor is on a large property with a kids area and a nice view. Breakfast was simple but nice, and the coffee was especially good. The owners kindly let us eat at 8 instead of the usual 8:30. We also liked that our room wasn’t serviced during our 2 night stay, though I’m sure you can ask if you need it. Our room had only a tub with a handheld shower, which was a little awkward for my 6'1" husband, though I know another room had a proper shower. I’d definitely recommend staying here if you’re visiting the area and want something more unique than a standard hotel.