“An impressive 13th Century moated Château set on charming grounds. Lofty bedrooms ooze old world style, think antique drapes, bold wallpapers, four poster beds and knockout views. Mouthwatering dinners are served, house party style, in a large kitchen, at separate tables, or on the lawn. Spoiling!”
“An impressive 13th Century moated Château set on charming grounds. Lofty bedrooms ooze old world style, think antique drapes, bold wallpapers, four poster beds and knockout views. Mouthwatering dinners are served, house party style, in a large kitchen, at separate tables, or on the lawn. Spoiling!”
Hotel Review
Recommended for
- Honeymoons
- A fairytale setting, bursting with romance and style, plus personalised 5* treats and award winning dining.
- Country Escape
- The Chateau sits on 100 acres of picturesque grounds right in the heart of the Burgundian countryside.
- Foodies
- This Burgundian cooking comes with a modern flare- locally sourced and totally inspired!
Written by Leonie Glass
Recommended For
- Honeymoons
- A fairytale setting, bursting with romance and style, plus personalised 5* treats and award winning dining.
- Country Escape
- The Chateau sits on 100 acres of picturesque grounds right in the heart of the Burgundian countryside.
- Foodies
- This Burgundian cooking comes with a modern flare- locally sourced and totally inspired!
- Great walks
- The Chateau is beautifully situated in the Morvan National Park boasting extensive walking with unbeatable views.
- Wine tasting
- Wine tastings are available from the hotel's extensive cellar or on one of the surrounding vineyards.
- Tennis
- Tennis courts are avaliable at the Chateau, the perfect way to burn off the last nights meal!
- Ballooning
- The hotel offers hot air ballooning- an ideal way to see the French countryside.
- Fishing
- Enjoy a spot of trout fishing in the Chateau's moat- a truly unique experience.
- Riding
- Horseback riding can be arranged easily with the local stables.
- Child friendly
- Children of all ages welcome, babysitting on request plus a children's menu.
- Antiques
- Versailles meets National Trust furnishings.
- Pet friendly
- Charges may apply.
- Family Suites
- Quiet
- Gourmet
- Opulent
- House party feel
- Good wine list
- Full of character
- Sit-out Terrace
- Outstanding location
- Organic food
- Remote
- Secluded setting
- 5* Luxury
- Village
- Historic
- Boutique
- Artworks
- Wellbeing
- Traditional
- Views
- Free wifi
- Romantic
- Intimate
- Four poster beds
- Luxury
- Charming
- Restaurant
Facilities
- Child friendly
- Children of all ages welcome, babysitting on request plus a children's menu.
- Garden
- Set on 100 acres of stunning grounds bordering the River Cousin.
- Swimming Pool
- Indoor Pool located in the chateau’s vaults.
- Pet friendly
- Charges may apply.
- Airport transfer
- Surcharges apply.
- Meeting Room
- Internet
- Private chef / butler
- Fireplace
- Bar
- Family Suites
- Shops
- Parking
- Safe
- Cots available
- Good wine list
- Sit-out Terrace
- Restaurant
- Bicycle hire
- Business Centre
- Hot Tub
- Suites
- Room service
- Sitting Room
- Concierge
- Views
- Free wifi
- Wifi
- Four poster beds
- Satellite / Cable TV
Activities
- Great walks
- The Chateau is beautifully situated in the Morvan National Park boasting extensive walking with unbeatable views.
- Wine tasting
- Wine tastings are available from the hotel's extensive cellar or on one of the surrounding vineyards.
- Tennis
- Tennis courts are avaliable at the Chateau, the perfect way to burn off the last nights meal!
- Ballooning
- The hotel offers hot air ballooning- an ideal way to see the French countryside.
- Fishing
- Enjoy a spot of trout fishing in the Chateau's moat- a truly unique experience.
- Riding
- Horseback riding can be arranged easily with the local stables.
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"Old world elegance with a butler to boot. This is a place to live out your aristocratic fantasies. Beautifully furnished rooms (Versailles meets National Trust) and there also a fabulous swimming pool in the chateau’s vaults."
Originally published by The Telegraph (view article)
