The ideal place for a stopover before or after a Eurotunnel crossing. The chateau is in a beautiful setting, and the rooms are pleasant (although warm - this is an old building with no air-con in the bedrooms, so we were glad not to have been there in the height of the heatwave).
What lets the place down is the staff. I sat in the (deserted) bar area and a waiter flitted in and out, however didn't once ask me if I'd like something, or even greet me. Eventually I had to go to the bar and ask if I could please have a drink! There were only two waiting staff on duty, and they seemed to double up as bar tenders, however neither could manage a smile, and neither made us feel particularly welcome (although this didn't seem to be a problem when French guests entered.By the way, I am fluent in French...)
The food was pleasant - overly fiddled with, and more than a little pretentious - but flavoursome all the same, and reasonably priced.
One thing I will say is, if you sleep with the window open, watch out for mosquitos - my daughter and I left covered in bites! The little devils were running rampant after the recent storm...
Would I go back? Yes, I probably would, for the location and convenience more than anything. However, please train your staff to smile and be more welcoming, Cocove, and then you will be onto a winner!