Chateau de Sully

環境還可以，周邊撒都沒。吃個晚飯衹能是套餐，沒有點酒的情況下比住一晚還貴，而且食材非常一般，性價比極低。攜程賣價近2000，酒店本地價格200歐，攜程代理商加價太高。很失望

This could rate as one of the greatest hotel disappointments ever…. I normally don’t write hotel reviews, but given how bad this was I feel obliged to warn others to avoid this place. (I entirely agree with the brilliantly made points by NYC7002 in the similarly rated review below, which I only wish I’d seen before we went!) My husband booked us to stay here for 4 nights to visit D Day sites as family during half term. It wasn’t his first choice but given our dates were so close to the D-Day 80th anniversary events most places were booked up. We should have realised why this one wasn’t…. We had a “suite” and our two boys (10 & 12) had a double room. How a large room with a small walk in “cupboard” area to the side (a rail on wheels & a badly placed dressing table) classifies as a suite is ….a mystery. The mattress didn’t fit the bed. The decoration was appalling. The bathroom was an embarrassment (disastrous grout, gaps to the floor, stains in the loo, serious lack of cleanliness, see photos) There wasn’t even a full length mirror. The lighting in the boys room was a joke. Even the receptionist who showed us the room seemed surprised by how dark it was with “all” the lights turned on. There was also a mystery “spray” up one of the walls – they thought it was hilarious to guess what the stains were, but I was horrified. The Nuxe Miel liquid soap dispenser in the bath/shower didn’t work which I pointed out on day 2; it was never fixed. The receptionist seemed to sneer when I asked if it could be. It is situated right to the side of a main road, so if you dare to sleep with your windows open you are in for a noisy night. If that doesn’t keep you awake then if you are as unfortunate as we were to have a weak-bladdered-Heffalump sleeping in the floor above you, you will hear every step as they pound their way to the bathroom throughout the night. There is no form of sound proofing whatsoever. Details such as the pen and paper in the room looked more like they had been left by a previous guest, rather than deliberately put there. And obviously any attentiveness such as checking the pen actually worked was considered too much. We decided to have a glass of wine and a cheese plate having returned from dinner one evening. The cheese plate presentation was on a par with the bed making; utterly substandard and clearly done by someone who just didn’t give a damn. A lovely lady occasionally appeared at breakfast, but was the only member of staff we encountered who smiled. Given the unimpressive level of breakfast (I suspect the croissants come out of packets and the congealed scrambled eggs would likely have been rejected by a starving animal) we decided to avoid eating dinner here at all costs – instead chose to go either into Bayeux or Port en Bessin down the road. The garden area is lovely and we decided to sit out in the deckchairs to take advantage of a brief spell of sunshine; only to find that every single one had bird poo on it

Beautiful site. Extraordinary food. I loved my compact but charming room - I had everything I could ask for. Elegant grounds to wander. Loved the dovecotes. Peaceful and quiet. So many birds singing in the evening. I wish I'd stayed longer to use the pool. (the chef is GREAT)

Great staff, excellent restaurant, nice massage, and cool surroundings in the countryside. Old building, no AC, no window screens, bugs in the rooms, no railings on the upper stairs, no elevator. Location is isolated from the town, no deliveries, no transportation besides your car.

The staff here are wonderful. They go above and beyond to ensure guests have their questions answered and their needs met. The grounds and building itself are amazing. Very old-school Europe. There are some things of which you need to be aware when booking. 1) The hotel is located about a 10 min drive from Bayeux. If you do not have a car, you will be paying for taxis. There is no shuttle. 2) The hotel is located very close to a moderately busy road and has no a/c (typical of many European hotels). We had no issues with the lack of a/c except at night when we were trying to sleep. Road noise will keep you awake if your room is in the main building. All the rooms in the hotel building face the road. There was a small floor fan provided in the room, but with the windows closed it was rather toasty. If you are traveling in warmer temps and require a/c, I would not suggest booking here. 3) The furnishings are dated and the flooring needs to be replaced. It was threadbare in many locations, both in our room and along the corridors. 4) Showers are hand showers (also typical of many European hotels), and to assess the shower you have to scale a rather tall bathtub. If you have mobility issues, this is not the hotel for you. 5) The lighting in our room was dismal. We had two lamps located against the headboard, the floor lamp switch did not work. The lighting in the bathroom was plentiful, but seeing at night in the room required use of our cell phone flashlights. 6) Breakfast in France is not an American experience. Don’t go into this thinking your breakfast buffet will be similar to that in America. It is more fruit, cheese and small pastries. The hotel does offer a couple of hot options, but they are limited to scrambled eggs and some bacon/sausage. I have seen complaints here about the price for the breakfast, but don’t think that will change if you go into town. In fact, there are only a couple of restaurants offering breakfast in town and they charge comparable prices. If you are not a big breakfast person, there are grocery stores around and a coffee maker in your room. In all, I would not call this a luxury hotel and it is not worth the 4.5 stars in rating. However, it was a comfortable stay if you are looking for an authentic European hotel experience.

Property around the Chateau is nice, and the countryside setting is OK. The building itself is old, with horrible wallpaper in the rooms, no AC, and no elevator. Bags have to be carried up a lot of stairs, with no railings for the upper floor. The lack of AC means the rooms get very warm, unless you open the windows - but there are no screens and plenty of bugs come into the room (mosquitoes, various flies, moths, and spiders). The staff was very friendly and helpful, the massage was good at the spa, and the food at the restaurant was excellent. It was isolated from town, with no available transportation except our car and no food delivery available.

It was a beautiful hotel and grounds. It was a short drive into Bayeux and to the Normandy battle sites. Breakfast was nice.

Very disappointing. Hotel has been bought and they are going to start renovations in the fall. Hotel has probably not been updated for 40 years. Our sink was cracked, the felt welting on closet doors was falling off. A light in the hall blinked all night. The carpet behind the front desk was taped down due to wear. Staff was very kind. They are embarrassed by the state of the hotel. My kids had better dorm rooms!

Beautiful property,refined and relaxed. Marie at front desk was delightful and oh so accommodating to my family and I. Watched her man the front desk,act as bartender,make restaurant reservations and a charcuterie for my hungry grandchildren all at the same time!!! So kind and helpful