Château de Rochecotte Hôtel Restaurant

My experience in the Rochecotte was absolutely perfect. The hotel is extremely beautiful, with a lot of gardens and a pool. Our room was beautiful. We ordered a breakfast to our room, and we received the best breakfast I had ever had. It was Very big, with different types of breads, coffee, and many other delicious french products. It is very recommended.

We’ve been to France many times and stayed in dozens of hotels. This is the best ever, faultless from start to finish. First impressions on driving up to the building through beautifully maintained gardens really set the scene. We were welcomed warmly, and upgraded to a Prestige room. The room had everything we required; comfortable superking bed, sitting area, spacious bathroom with bath and shower over; overlooking the front lawn, but very quiet. We didn’t eat breakfast but had dinner on each of our 3 nights- again, faultless. Interesting seasonal menu, 4 choices per course, a superb Chariot de Fromages and flawless, professional and friendly service. Service was excellent despite the presence in the hotel of a small (ish) tour group each night. There’s lots of parking, and room to store bicycles in the old stables. You can also hire bikes and there’s a waymarked cycle route (no. 31, 24kms) from directly outside the hotel. It’s also within easy reach of Azay-Le-Rideau, and Chinon amongst other attractions. Unreservedly recommended.

We came to this chateau for lunch. The chateau itself is beautiful, set in wonderful parkland; some parts manicured, others wilder. The chateau is well maintained and the public rooms which we saw were comfortable with lovely furniture. The staff were all welcoming and pleasant. Lunch was taken in a lovely restaurant with period features. A Saturday in October was quiet but the food was good and looked very appetizing on the plate. The langoustine were excellent as was the pomme tatin but some of the other dishes weren’t quite hot enough for our taste. Altogether a lovely visit.

Guests at chateau with booked dinner reservation months in advance. When arriving for dinner advised we should be seated at auxiliary dining area as “large group “ was in preferred dining area and might be noisy. Adjacent dining area clearly inferior with very small bistro tables with no tablecloths and extremely small eating area. Turns out the main dining room was no busier or noisier - just measurably nicer. Why we were discouraged from having a fine dining experience remains a mystery to me. If you are picking this hotel based on the dining think again and maybe choose differently.

We've been searching the Loire Valley for a hotel to bring a group for an active travel vacation "FitCation" in 2026. We saw a LOT of different Chateaux. Chateau Rochecotte simply blew us away...so much so that we moved our entire itinerary for our group to stay here. We stayed here for two nights in the highest season and felt spoiled and indulged. Our rooms were the "Grand Comfort" rooms, not even their best, but definitely some of the nicest rooms in which we've ever stayed. The rooms were large and airy, with huge bathrooms (tubs and showers), ice-cold air conditioning, and a huge comfortable bed. We dined in the fabulous restaurant, and during the day we spent some time exploring the many acres of property and trails through the woods surrounding it. To say this is luxury is an understatement. Best of all, the staff treated us as if we were VIP's, even though the hotel was full. Carla, one of the family members, not only gave us a tour, but she also graciously sat and gave us many tips for activities to do in the area. Every staff member was kind and friendly. You will feel as if you're special. If you want to be spoiled, as well as have a wonderful base to explore the Loire Valley, do not miss this absolutely stunning hotel.