Stayed in the Bas-Breau for 3 nights in late April 2006. Selected this hotel because there were no rooms available in Fontainebleau. We were a group of 7 on business. Room rates start around 245E and go to 400+ depending on room/suite. The hotel is spread out over several buildings all looking to be 17th or 18th C. There is... more

Very friendly, attentive service. We stayed for two nights in a room on the first floor, overlooking the entrance courtyard. The room was a reasonable size, with sloping ceilings and old furniture, but modern air-conditionaing. Unusually, the hanging cupboard space opened off the bathroom. Overall, the room was over-priced and we thought the restaurant prices exhorbitant - particularly as there... more

Stayed in Barbizon in May 2004. Close to Paris, Barbizon is obviously a frequent choice for week-end getaways and the Bas-Breau definitely knows how to accomodate its guests. Our room was a nice, large, well furnished room with a great jacuzzi in the bathroom. Tennis courts next door, plus swimming pool (which we did not try as it was too... more

Situé à Barbizon, petit village des artistes-peintres, c'est de loin le plus beau et chic hotel parmi tous ceux qui... more

ce n'est pas à la hauteur d'une relais et chateaux. Serviettes éffilées, personnel pas aimable, cuisine grasse, les chambres sentent... more

Un beau relais et chateau sur le chemin des artistes... un cuisine gastro interessante more