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The condition of Chateau de
Talhouët is absolutely immaculate, the building dates from the sixteenth
and seventeenth centuries and all its areas are so perfectly maintained
(refurbished of course) that they look exactly as they must have been
hundred of years ago... The salons as well as the rooms are really
impressive and absolutely majestic! Now each room is fitted with an up
to date bathroom. They have only eight rooms which are distributed in
two floors. In each floor there are three rooms accessed by the main
staircase of the chateau plus a fourth room in another part of the
chateau, also on the same floor level, but accessed through a different
staircase (these rooms are priced lower because the staircase is smaller).
There is a characteristic of Chateau de Talhouët that can be quite
appealing when traveling with family, each floor has two rooms sharing a
threshold that when the two rooms are rented together, they become a
nice apartment type arrangement; the rooms with this characteristic are
the Louis XIII and Louis XV on the first floor, and the Bleue and
Montgolfiere on the second floor. Overall, the Chateau de Talhouët is a
great place with a wonderful atmosphere, where the chatelier, Monsieur
Soulaine, is a great host and the cook could not be better...  |
