Chateaus in Champagne region
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Chateaus in Champagne region
I am looking for a suggestion for a chateau to stay at, at the end of June. Do you think that we need air-conditioning?
I would like to spend under $300.00 per night. Hopefully with breakfast included.
Thank you.
Alison
I would like to spend under $300.00 per night. Hopefully with breakfast included.
Thank you.
Alison
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We loved Chateau Etoges. Beautiful gardens, atmospheric rooms and excellent restaurant.
http://www.etoges.com/
Be sure to visit nearby Launois Winery with its fabulous museum and family-style tasting. The hotel concierge will be happy to make a reservation.
http://www.etoges.com/
Be sure to visit nearby Launois Winery with its fabulous museum and family-style tasting. The hotel concierge will be happy to make a reservation.
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If you ask about AC, probably you need it.
Also, it is castles or chateaux.
If you use the french word, please use the correct plural, which is 'x' for words ending in 'eau'.
Chateaux, drapeaux, cadeaux ...
Also, it is castles or chateaux.
If you use the french word, please use the correct plural, which is 'x' for words ending in 'eau'.
Chateaux, drapeaux, cadeaux ...
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Alison,
the website says breakfast is €18 p.p., but the breakfast is very good for French standards.
In France, room rates normally do not include breakfast.
Maybe you can try one of these booking machines to get a deal. Or you take breakfast in a café in the nearby village.
the website says breakfast is €18 p.p., but the breakfast is very good for French standards.
In France, room rates normally do not include breakfast.
Maybe you can try one of these booking machines to get a deal. Or you take breakfast in a café in the nearby village.
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This past September we stayed for 3 nights here:
http://labriqueterie.fr/
It has a Michelin 1 star restaurant. Very short drive to Epernay - which also has a very nice Michelin 1 star restaurant:
http://www.lesberceaux.com/
And also this excellent restaurant in Epernay
http://www.epernay-rest-letheatre.com/
Stu Dudley
http://labriqueterie.fr/
It has a Michelin 1 star restaurant. Very short drive to Epernay - which also has a very nice Michelin 1 star restaurant:
http://www.lesberceaux.com/
And also this excellent restaurant in Epernay
http://www.epernay-rest-letheatre.com/
Stu Dudley
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We had lunch at La Briqueterie (it is more affordable than dinner) and it was excellent - it was a 6-course menu surprise.
The Relais et Chateaux are generally in the upper price range.
For 3- and 4-star castle hotels, look here:
http://www.chateauxhotels.com/
La Briqueterie is Relais et Chateaux, Etoges is Chateauxhotels.
The Relais et Chateaux are generally in the upper price range.
For 3- and 4-star castle hotels, look here:
http://www.chateauxhotels.com/
La Briqueterie is Relais et Chateaux, Etoges is Chateauxhotels.