Upon arrival it was hard to find reception, there are 3 chateau buildings to confuse matters more and we ended up going in the back door *there are no reception signs. The property and grounds are really lovely to look at. The room was up 4 flights of stairs (36 steps), not including the outside steps. As the parking was away from the hotel it was a bit of a chore with luggage. I was disappointed not to find a kettle in the room and none available, it isn't a "thing" there and having to take 2 cafetiere of hot water up those stairs from the bar at night wasn't fun. One of the bedside lights wasn't working, I mentioned this on the first and second day but it wasn't resolved before we left after 3 nights. Breakfast wasn't brilliant, no herbal tea, just coffee and black (flavoured) tea available, I asked 1st morning and didn't get any, 2nd morning I was brought a cafetiere of loose tea! and third morning I actually got a camomile tea bag hooray! I don't want to sound mean but breakfast cost €16 and all I had was a cheese roll and a cup of tea (eventually). The cereal wasn't nice, there were no nuts and seeds and limited fruit available. Probably the most limited breakfast we've experienced for a good while, and we do travel extensively. I felt the hotel was all fur coat and no knickers. Shame really because it looked so lovely.