Hotels in Francueil

Very unique and well run B&B. Great hosts.

Manoir de Basses Rivieres is a hidden gem! The property is lovely, beautifully maintained, serene, and fascinating. Be sure to explore all of the caves which are on the grounds, which have been utilized since Troglodytes lived in this area. Guillaume and Arthur are gracious hosts, and the rooms are elegantly and thoughtfully appointed. Unbelievably perfect place to stay! Note: Be sure to reach out to them directly before your arrival, as accessing the hotel is a bit tricky.

An absolute gem in the Loire Valley! This place is ideally located for exploring the beautiful Châteaux de la Loire. The property itself is absolutely stunning, incredibly peaceful, and decorated with immense taste. We loved the numerous pieces of artwork beautifully displayed throughout our room, the common areas, and even outside in the gardens! The bed was exceptionally comfortable, and the entire place is well-appointed and thoughtfully designed. Another huge plus is the fantastic family...

Our room was clean, breakfast was delicious, the garden areas in the back yard were amazing with roses, and a variety of other beautiful flowers and plants.

The host was so kind and this is a one-of-a-kind place to stay. Modern and old and charming and cozy. Loved it. Would go back, for sure!

Chateau de Nazelles was a lovely place to stay and use as a base for seeing a few Chateaus within 40 minutes. The owners and their staff were especially friendly and offered very thoughtful hospitality. Our accommodations were unique and very comfortable. Just be careful making the turn into the Chateau - it is very narrow and the large stones that have been there a long time are not forgiving. Our rental car didn't have a great turning radius so this was something we really needed to watch...

Exquisite property in the perfect neighborhood. Close enough to walk everywhere but far enough away from the train station to be quiet. Across the street from the fabulous Les Halle market. The staff were delightful. We can highly recommend that you stay at Les Tresorieres!

I had stayed here about 20 years ago. This time we stayed in on of the petit rooms which was more than adequate for the two of us. The staff was very accommodating with helping with dinner reservations since the chateau was totally booked for the next two nights. We had great Dionne's in Amboise. A table opened up due to a cancelation our second night. We had an excellent dinner with very attentive service.

Sparkling clean, new hotel, in the heart of the Loire. The ac was very helpful since it was over 100 every day. The room was spacious, with a little private patio and the in-room French press coffee was a nice touch. The breakfast was exceptionally good too! It’s about a 10 minute walk into the village but we just ate at the hotel. We also asked for a mini fridge in the room which was extra but so worth it for cheese and wine. Very easy parking too. I’d def stay here again.

This hotel was great. Clean free parking and bathroom was full sized with great water pressure and plenty of hot water

Beautiful hotel a few kilometers off the main road between Blois and Amboise and surrounded by open fields and green grass. This was the nicest room of our trip (and most expensive). We had dinner two nights at the hotel restaurant and enjoyed both tremendously. Excellent food and generally excellent service, not to mention watching the cows roaming back and forth beyond the windows. I can highly recommend Le Fleuray but be forewarned you will far from any options for eating, both Blois and...

This hotel was beautiful! We were pleasantly surprised how charming it was. We ate dinner in the restaurant, which was also lovely. The garden/patio/pool area is gorgeous. Also super close walk to Chateau Chenonceaux which was super practical. Room was clean and nice, and parking was easy. It was located in a small but very cute little town.

We stayed here for 4 nights while visiting the Loire Valley. It was well located for daily trips and a quiet spot for enjoying the country. Front desk very helpful.

I had a very pleasant stay in a lovely, historic city. on arrival, I walked from the station to the hotel, which took about 15 minutes. Once you know the route it's simple, but it might be tricky the first time - best to go down Rue National and look for the signs, I'd say. The hotel is a little like the city, low key but traditional. It's a block to Rue Colbert, which is hopping in the evening, with many cozy restaurants and bars. The ancient city of Tours is pretty easy to negotiate, once...

The breakfast was very limited and the air conditioning did not cool very well