Search Castles in Sable-sur-Sarthe

"Atmospheric, quiet, relaxed and calm setting, great service. "

"Plenty of contact initially by the proprietor which was appreciated. The young girl on arrival was helpful and accommodating. I would prefer not to elaborate on the condition of the room or building in general. But would stress the chic was missing from shabby/chic. "

"Great location for our overnight stay. Very friendly and helpful owners."

"Tempting for overnight stops to go for a hotel chain so there are no surprises but this hotel confirms the merit of staying in a hotel with character in a peaceful French village. The building around a courtyard garden with an old well has much charm. We enjoyed a cold beer in the evening sun when we arrived after a long drive. A modern extension is very well disguised with a form of ivy. The rooms in this are scrupulously clean, spacious and modern with a large shower. Perhaps the rooms in the original building are more traditional? The breakfast in a room overlooking the courtyard, with a large variety of items including pastries, some cheese and cold meats, was very good. The village restaurant is next door and offers takeaway pizzas 7-9pm. Order early as there can be a wait on busy evenings. Consider arriving at lunchtime as the restaurant seems to be rated and at that time of day offers set menus starting at just over 14 Euros. "

"Plenty of room for all of us--grandparents, kids, and grandkids. A few minor things needed repair--the toilet flush handle on the downstairs bathroom was loose, and it was hard to light the gas stovetop--but we liked the house, the pool, and the location,"

"Lovely old quirky hotel. Lovely couple running it! Visit the 2M restaurant that was excellent too! "

"I stayed here for 6 nights for the Lemans race. It was a little far for that, but was the closest i could get because I was late planning my trip. But it was only a 30 minute drive on s beautiful country road, so it was ok. The apt./room was very nice, clean and comfortable. It was a good size too. As the listing points out, there is no elevator, so carrying large bags up the stairs may be an issue for some people. Also, the listing doesn't say there's no air conditioning, which I understand is common, but would be a big deal in hotter summer months. In June it was borderline, but the room had a good floor fan which was perfect. Plus you can open the windows in the room and bathroom which helps at night. The people in Malicorne are incredible friendly and helpful. A local grocery clerk directed me on how to use the pay laundry machines. And the restaurant staffs were great. I ate twice at Mac'licorne, a small fast food deli place, next to a great, very complete grocery and one dinner at La Petite Auberge, a very nice cafe right on the River Sarthe. Both were excellent. It is a neat small, old village. Finally, Aurore at the hotel could not have been nicer or more helpful. She checked me in quickly and offered to help with luggage or information or room cleaning. Whatever i needed. She is super. Overall, i higher recommend the Malicorn Appart-Hôtel. "