Château de Montabert
Montaulin, France
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About the property
Set in a renovated property originally built in 1862, Château de Montabert is an elegantly-decorated guest house surrounded by a 14-hectare park. Guest can relax by the pool, admire the hen house or the pigeon house, rent a bike and walk by the pound. Central Troyes is just a 20-minutes drive away.
The rooms at Château de Montabert are ensuite and includes more than 1500 channels as well as free Wi-Fi. The bathrooms all include a hairdryer, slippers and bathrobes. A safe is also provided in every accommodation.
Served in the Louis XVI-style room, the daily breakfast is composed of sweet and salty items such as newly-laid eggs from the hen house. Guests have free access to barbecue facilities and the orchad on site.
The property is only a 15-minute drive from Orient Forest Regional Natural Park and the outlet stores. The city of Epernay is 116 km away.
Most popular amenities
- Spa
- Swimming pool
- Parking
Location
Montaulin, France
Discover Montaulin
Photos, information and travel guides for your stay.
As you explore Montaulin, you'll immediately notice its stunning architecture. The town's buildings are a mix of Gothic and Renaissance styles, with many dating back to the 16th century. Some of the most impressive buildings include the Church of Saint-Pierre, the Château de Montaulin, and the Hôtel de Ville.
In addition to its architecture, Montaulin is also known for its picturesque streets and quaint shops. You can spend hours wandering the narrow cobblestone alleys, popping into local bakeries and artisanal shops along the way.
For those interested in history, Montaulin has plenty to offer. The town was a key player in the French Wars of Religion, and you can still see remnants of this era today. The Musée de Montaulin is a must-visit, showcasing artifacts and exhibits related to the town's rich history.
As you explore Montaulin, you'll immediately notice its stunning architecture. The town's buildings are a mix of Gothic and Renaissance styles, with many dating back to the 16th century. Some of the most impressive buildings include the Church of Saint-Pierre, the Château de Montaulin, and the Hôtel de Ville.
In addition to its architecture, Montaulin is also known for its picturesque streets and quaint shops. You can spend hours wandering the narrow cobblestone alleys, popping into local bakeries and artisanal shops along the way.
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