we had our wedding reception at this hotel in 2004 and took fifty guests with us, everyone had a wonderful time. The bedrooms are all very different, split mainly between the two main buildings of the hotel. Some have four poster beds, some with jacuzzi baths, others are more simple but still charming. Some of the bedrooms are in converted outhouses, overlooking the park which are really sweet.
Madame at reception can appear a little fierce but if you make an effort to speak a few words of French she is a lovely lady and could not be more helpful.
The evening meal was wonderful and the buffet breakfast very substantial. The dining room is very imposing, you feel like you don't want to drop a spoon but actually the service is all very relaxed. In the main building there is a great bar, and a lovely stair case leading up to the bedrooms.
We went back again in July 07 with our baby and the atmosphere has not changed. They were very accomodating again, even when our baby was crawling all around the restaurant. This hotel does not have the generic standard of a UK boutique hotel but it has it's own slightly faded charm and only an hour and a quarter from the tunnel it is good for a weekend break.

Well this place is an absolute joke. Our French holiday was fabulous with the exception of this last hotel for the following reasons:

- we booked a room for 95 euros. The night before we were due to leave London we receive an email from the hotel that states due to excessive demand the rate will now be 177 euros for the night. There is not much you can do on the night before you leave so we just have to accept it.
- we arrive at the hotel. After staying in the Somme area (Boufflers) and then Deauville, Treport is a bit of a let down but not too worry, the hotel is a nice old chateau, although requires some work.
- the room is quite nice with the exception of the bathroom which is a 1970s disaster.
- we decide to eat at the hotel as the town is not too appealing. We go to book a table and are told that this may not be possible due to excessive demand. The staff come back and say they can fit us in.
- When we head down to dinner we feel like we are in the Jack Nicholson movie "The Shining". We are the only people in the dining room. Food was lovely though and people do start arriving although they look like they are not hotel guests, so I am still unsure where all the guests are staying and why our room rate nearly doubled.
- The next day upon check-out we do not thoroughly check the bill details and it turns out we have been charged twice for our room for one night's stay. The hotel reception staff actually discover it and offer to credit our card and supply us with a receipt.
- Upon our return home, we discover the credit never went through and we were indeed charged twice for our room. So a room that should have cost 95 euros for the night actually cost 354 euros.

PLEASE NEVER STAY AT THIS HOTEL UNLESS YOU WANT TO BE FLEECED.