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Offering a garden and inner courtyard view, l'ANNEXE is set in Verdigny, 49 km from Bourges Station and 41 km from Castle of Saint Brisson.

stuart

United Kingdom

Absolutely fantastic place to stay. We did one night as an overnight stop coming back from the med and this place was exactly what we needed.

Offering a garden and garden view, Le gîte de Charlotte is situated in Verdigny, 42 km from Castle of Saint Brisson and 47 km from Institute of Technology Bourges.

Gerardo E.

Netherlands

New, clean, spacious, modern and well equipped gite. Excellent value for money. Located in between the vineyards at the foot of Sancerre. Good place for an overnicht stop, or to explore the vineyards of Sancerre and the surroundings.

Set in Sancerre, the hotel Le Panoramic welcomes you right amid a vineyard and boasts an unrivalled view of the vines.

Ken

United Kingdom

We asked for a country view but they were unable to fulfil that request so we overlooked the carpark and part of the town. Having said that it was an open view and only one night so not a problem. We had a very warm welcome from a really lovely lady on reception who was also very helpful regarding booking a table in a nearby restaurant. The Hotel is in a fabulous elevated position overlooking vineyards and surrounding countryside and is very modern looking. Everything was spotlessly clean. Breakfast was very good with a varied selection to choose from.

Located in the heart of Sancerre, Hotel du Rempart offers a terrace, restaurant and free Wi-Fi access throughout.

martin

United Kingdom

Low expectations exceeded. Room very recently modernized (but not very well) with great view. Big tv prob not set up properly. Lifts are new. Great terrace and popular restaurant with the locals. Decent bike storage in a nightclub area which is being refurbished. Plenty of nearby restaurants. Reasonable 10.5€ breakfast

This charming 3-star hotel is on the banks of the Loire River and offers 11 personalised rooms complete with air conditioning, free Wi-Fi access and flat-screen TV Hotel De La Loire boasts a privileg...

Peter

United Kingdom

Lovely room and comfortable bed. Good staff. Good breakfast.

This hotel featuring a gourmet restaurant and is ideal for discovering Sancerres gastronomy. La Côte des Monts Damnés offers bright and spacious rooms equipped with free Wi-Fi internet access.

William

United Kingdom

Nice clean and friendly hotel, good parking options. Pretty village location.

Featuring free WiFi and a restaurant, Hôtel Le Verseau offers pet-friendly accommodation in Boulleret.

Hessel

Netherlands

Breakfast was French minimum. PArking was limited and although mentioned Hotel/Restaurant the restaurant was closed (most days of the week) and no other options within walking distance ! Disappointment.

Located in Cosne Cours sur Loire, 11 km from Sancerre, Hotel Ibis Budget Cosne Sur Loire provides views of the Sancerre and Chavignol vineyards. Free WiFi is provided throughout the property.

Christine

United Kingdom

Hotel room was very basic as expected but was comfortable. Reception was very welcoming and helpful. Great parking and fantastic choice of restaurants or supermarket within walking distance. Lovely view of yellow fields through our window. 9

Le Cep en Sancerrois is a B&B located in Sancerre. It offers suites with garden views and a communal wellness centre with a sauna and massages. Free WiFi access is available throughout the property.

Maria

United Kingdom

Lovely people and place. Very accommodating. Even managed to arrange a wine tasting at 8:30am for us within a few minutes as we had to leave to catch a ferry

Located in Sens-Beaujeu, the 16th century Château de Beaujeu features a terrace and garden. It is just an 18-minute drive from Sancerre Vineyard and 37 km from Château de la Verrerie.

Neil

United Kingdom

A beautiful 16th century castle blissfully stuck in time. It turns out the chateau was previously owned by Gabrielle Pauline Bouthillier de Chavigny, known as countess d'Adhémar, who was dame du palais (lady-in-waiting) to Queen Marie Antoinette in 1770–1789. She chose to retire to this country estate after the start of the French Revolution in 1789. She sold it to the de Pommereau family in 1809, who still own it to this day. We were the only guests staying for the night and were able to roam the grounds and explore the shabby, yet so quaintly, decorated rooms. It may need a little TLC, but we absolutely loved it, even after waking up in the middle of the night with a chilling child portrait staring down at us, terrifying tools in the bathroom and what can only be described as a child's wedding dress displayed (or floating if you ask Jo) in the hall way... an experience to say the least!