Hotels in Pays de Pouzauges

"Very comfortable and the staffs were all really lovely. The food was excellent too. I would choose to stay there again."

"We stayed at Hôtel Parc du Landreau after a long day at Puy de Fou. It was easy to check in and since it was not a busy day we felt like we had a private resort! The hot tub was terrific with extra clean shower & changing rooms. It was a nice touch to have tea available next to the tub too. It was a little too cold and windy to use the pool that day but it was also very clean. It was very nice to have the fridge in our room since we stopped for wine and cheese in town. The bed was very comfortable and we slept in which was needed after a long day of walking. Parking was easy which was also a relief. Great stay!"

"We enjoyed our stay at Domaine Mélusine. I had three nights to visit nearby Puy du Fou. We were tempted to stay longer because it was so comfortable and felt like a home from home. We shared a 3 bed property for two couple and each couple had a bathroom. The property and grounds were clean and spacious. The kitchen had all supplies needed for basic cooking including a Nespresso machine. We would return for a longer stay. "

"This was a great stay. Nice garden cabins. And so close to Puy Du Fou park - best historical theme park in the world "

"We filled the chateau with 26 people, aged from 2 to 80, and it never felt overcrowded. Lots of lovely old furniture, but new good quality bedlinen and towels. Very clean. We mostly cooked for ourselves, and the kitchen was well-equipped for such numbers. Outside, there's a new tennis court by the pool, both are great. (The free-standing pool in the main photo has been replaced by a much better one, and the badminton/volleyball court is no longer there). The outside dining furniture has also been upgraded from the white plastic in the photos and was very nice. It was perfect for Puy du Fou but also in a lovely area to explore - though we mostly stayed at home to enjoy the facilities. One thing to note - the pool and tennis are 'communal' which means you may be sharing them with another large party in the other half of the chateau. With a bit of polite communication that was not a problem, especially with so much fine weather."