Cat & Dog Friendly Hotels in Noyant-Villages

"Le Moulin Bregeon offers a unique opportunity to stay in a converted water mill. Much thought and attention to detail went into the decor and restoration. It's off the beaten path and can be a challenge to find so prepare beforehand as it was not listed in our GPS. It is also a long distancel to the nearest city and popular sites. "

"This hotel is located on a quiet hill with a beautiful view, a great place for an overnight stay during a trip, or a weekend get away to some peaceful time. The staff is friendly and helpful. Breakfast is abundant with freshly baked pastries. Strongly recommended! Definitely will stay again if passing here again in future."

"This was our second stay here. They are constantly improving the facilities and have outdone themselves this time with the great food and service. There are plenty of activities on offer which were perfectly explained in English on our arrival. The accommodation is simple yet functional, with views of open fields and Lamas!"

"Location brilliant , building outside needs painting / cleaning , gardens overgrown , breakfast good , rooms need overhaul , carpets really dirty and stained , bathrooms very tired looking ,swimming pool very nice , could be a very good hotel with a lot of work , wouldn’t stay there again "

"Beautiful quaint hotel. Would have been perfect but it was very hot when we were there but hotel quickly provided a fan that helped. The breakfast was very good and we loved the area. "

"Quiet. "

"Property is well positioned close the river. Staff friendly and helpful. They welcome

, which is what attracted us in first place. Lovely walk along the river. Big car park opposite. Good restaurant with excellent food."

"Good location right in the heart of Chinon. Parking close by and within easy walking distance of shops bars and restaurants. Close to the river and easy to find. The rooms are dated and in need of some tlc. Be careful with the showers as when our shower door was opened you couldn't get to the cold tap so burnt myself trying to get the right temperature."