staff very pleasant, the hotel is built within / based around a very old chateaux and parking outside in a secured area a big plus and some nice restaurents around within walking distance. Automatic bollards on entry are a little unnerving and pre warning of how to enter the car park would be useful but atmosperic places like this are a big bonus compared to the ultra modern holiday stays

could not get the shower to run anything but hot hot hot almost scalding! The sink plug lever broken/ seized so water is very slow to escape the sink and toilet door wouldn't close. Also the bedroom door very difficult to operate and lock.

Unique property with great location just half an hour from Cherbourg

Felt it was no longer loved. On previous visits, we were warmly welcomed by the owners. Now it is just managed and the staff are not as committed to the property. Paper cups in the room to drink the coffee from and no teaspoon. There were works going on to put new plasterboard on the ceiling on first floor throughout our stay. You can no longer park within the property and have to leave your car outside in a public car park. Restaurant menu was not what is on the website and was disappointing. No rouille for the fish soup! Restaurant staff very good and they made an effort with us as our daughter had prepaid our wine to celebrate our forthcoming wedding anniversary which was a delightful surprise. Hope the new restaurant manager gets a better menu together.

We always stay at the chateau in Bricquebec as it is a beautiful place and convenient for the ferry. Staff are always helpful. We always get room 10 for some reason but it's comforting to know you have a comfy room for your first night. Breakfast is excellent. Although the chateau restaurant is normall closed for evening meals, we were overjoyed to find that it was open on evening, which was all well and good because every restaurant in Bricquebec is closed - a great shame! The food that evening was exceptional.

The restaurants in Bricquebec are no longer open Mondays - Wednesdays on the evenings so eating has to be simple and pre purchased at a boulangerie.

The communication was very good and they did ensure someone was there due to us arriving early. We were met by a super lady named Sue, she did everything in here power to ensure we could find food after our journey, at breakfast she was smiling and happy and it made the stay enjoyable.

We arrived to find the hotel had no food and the restaurant was closed, also the breakfast was overpriced for what was on offer, also the the price we booked via booking.com was not what we finally paid as everything including the breakfast AND taxes was subject to a further 10% VAT, which made the price very expensive, poor Sue was unable to elaborate on my querry of this charge, i am presently investigating as to whether this is possible.

We had a wonderful night At Chateau de Bricquebec, after parking in the stunning courtyard, we were blown away by the grand staircase. The rooms were well appointed with modern fittings and the breakfast was delicious. We were treated to a warm welcome in the newly reopened restaurant where the staff made our birthday celebration dinner a night to remember.

Staff were exceptional, friendly and helpful. Hotel room comfy, warm with an ensuite bathroom. Wonderful views of the rest of the chateau ruins and an interesting monument to WW11. Easy ample parking. Easy access to the town's boulangerie's and bars.

Would have benefitted from a functioning restaurant and bar as restaurants mainly closed on Monday & Tuesday evenings. The savior was the DomJon Hotel across the road which was open fortunately.

Fabulous to stay in the environment of the castle...dining room in particular is fab. Great continental breakfast. Obviously the rooms aren't modern...but everything is clean. Would recommend no problem. Don't depend on the bar etc being open...no staff in situ in hotel except for to check in and at breakfast. That's fine..as long as you know.b

This was our fourth or fifth visit - a handy stopover on the way back to Cherbourg ferry port. We love the ambience, the rooms, and the breakfast is great...

The only disappointment was that dinner is now restricted to commercial travellers. Having said that, there are a number of good places to eat no more than a few metres away.

Staff were exceptional, friendly & helpful. Room was adequate warm and comfortable. Bathroom excellent.

It would have been great to have the restaurant and bar open as there was little choice for eating out at the time we were booked in.

The old Chateau has been beautifully converted into a modern hotel and the dining room / breakfast room is exceptional.