We stayed here for one night on very reasonable a rate which included breakfast and a three course dinner. The room was fine - it was in the modern annex to the main chateau. In the room ther was complimentary water and tea and coffe making facilities but no mini bar. The bathroom was nice with a great shower. The... More

We had a fantastic night at Hotel Chateau TIlques. We booked through the Chateau's own website, which had a great promotion - £85 for a double room with breakfast. Our room (#2 in the main chateau building) was small but very charming and extremely quiet. The bed was very comfortable. Breakfast and dinner were great. There is not much around,... More

I could stay here indefinitely. The only thing I would change is the breakfast eggs. More

We visited Chateau Tilques for a 2 night weekend break staying in a Luxury Pavilion room which was in a modern annex building on a half board basis. Our room was quiet, comfortable and spacious if rather bland (no paintings or pictures) with a double and single bed, bathroom with bath and a shower room plus a separate toilet. There... More

Extremely easy drive from Euro tunnel. Lovely sweeping drive up to an impressive building and very smart and comfortable inside. The receptionist was friendly and helpful and when asked for some ice presented me with an ice bucket (clearly read my mind). The room itself was well appointed but on the small side (we were given a midweek discount on... More

the rooms in the main house let the place down in my opinion. The hotel is very pretty from the outside and is well decorated inside but the noise of people walking past your room is terrible. As there is lots of space in front of the rooms people forget to be quiet and think they are in a lounge... More

Yes, even us "oldies" enjoy a romantic weekend! My wife and I have just returned from a 3 night B&B with 2 dinners break in this lovely hotel. Our room in the "Privilege Pavillon du Parc" was fabulous - it had a separate loo, fantastic bathroom with bath & shower and a lovely little balcony with table and 2 chairs... More

We have stayed at Chateau Tilques several times and are always impressed by the venue however the food and beverage manager has failed in his duty to train his staff in customer service. We opted for the menu gourmand which we expected to be excellent and indeed the food was but the head of the restaurant on Monday night totally... More

The hotel is a brick 19th century chateau in a pleasant location just outside the rather down at heel town of St. Omer. The most positive aspect is the excellent restaurant serving largely traditional food. The bedrooms in the main chateau are all right but with small bathrooms/showers. The decor is rather typical i.e. patterned carpets and wallpapers. Room rates... More