My partner and i really enjoyed our stay here in the French countryside, but we bemoaned that we couldn't stay a little longer. The house and grounds were quaint and lovely to walk around, and we breakfasted in a converted stable house. One comment would be that there is not a lift and we were on the second floor with... More

We stayed 4 nights at la Herserie at the end of june. We were pleased by the warm welcome of the Dujardins, they where always polite and helplfull. We choosed to stay in the chateau dépendances as access was better than the 2nd floor tight stairways of the ''Chateau''. We had to get used to the rooms simplicity, this was... More

The lady that welcomed us (Benedict) was very nice and cheerful. We paid 58 euro per night for our stay, which included breakfast. Nice to say we stayed in a chateau, but the reality was, that it was very basic. We stayed in a loft room in the chateau. We found the room had a very musty smell when we... More

I had the pleasure of staying at La Herserie earlier this month and was surprised to find its location right between my two of my main destinations: Chenonceau and Amboise. The 19th Century chateau is situated on 32 acres of lush woodland with a pond and a lake, owned by the most friendly and helpful Benedicte and Laurent Dujardin. There... More

My wife and I have visited le Herserie on two separate occasions, two years apart. The location and setting of the chateau is outstanding. The reception by M. et Mdme Dujardin both of whom speak excellent English, is wonderful. We are already making plans for another visit. The bedrooms: some are within the main chateau, and the others are over... More