Oreland Vacations from $273

Very accessible to many historical properties

We stayed here two nights since it was for a Sunday night wedding ceremony and reception. The ground were neat and well kept and there was plenty of parking in front of the chateau and along its side. Beautiful vineyards can be seen along the property and inside it is tastefully decorated with comfortable chairs and greenery. The front desk staff greets you warmly, and check in was very quick and easy. The building has three floors and at first i was concerned with being assigned on the 1st floor but it turned out to be perfect, just around the corner of a hallway and the room both nights was very quiet. We found the room to be very very spacious and not cramped at all. The room was clean and elegant…not corporate-looking like many hotel chains. The king size bed was very comfortable, not too hard or too soft. The sheets were crisp and soft with a heavy weight which to me means quality. Mornings offered complimentary coffee in the lobby and it was actually hot and very good! There is a restaurant across the street which serves breakfast and lunch. We went for both meals and the food was fresh and fabulous. The property has two pools and many lounge chairs with a nice courtyard; beach towels are provided. It was nice to order lunch one day poolside using the QR code provided on the menu found on the poolside table. If in the area again, I would stay stay at Chateau Renault for sure.

Close to Reading Terminal, Chinatown and restaurants like Hard Rock Cafe, short walk to get subway to sport stadiums. Price was high and had to pay $40 in additional for their parking deck. Nice room but no hair dryer and our room was on parking deck side and loud hum all night of machinery (not cars).

Great location. Very friendly staff. Area surrounding the hotel is a bit grittier than expected. Would not walk around by myself after dark.

Beaitful hotel Rooms are seperate from main building