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Maison d'hôtes la Ferme De L'abbaye

Name: Maison d'hôtes la Ferme De L'abbaye
Address: 1 Place De L'oratoire, Juilly, Île-de-France, 77230, France

★★★·Juilly·7.7

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Oct – Nov 2026

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Overview

Maison d'hôtes La Ferme de l'Abbaye in Juilly offers a tranquil garden, sunny terrace, and free Wi‑Fi. Each of its rooms includes a desk, TV, wardrobe, and en‑suite bathroom. Guests enjoy a continental breakfast each morning. Private parking is available, with discounted rates for airport travelers. Located 31 km from Paris and 10 km from Charles de Gaulle Airport, it provides convenient access to the capital.

Amenities

Outdoors

Outdoor spaces

Family & Kids

Family rooms

Business & Events

Business centre

Parking

On-site parking

Connectivity

Internet available

Room Climate

Heating

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Room Work

Work desk

Reviews

7.7

How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.

The room was huge and spotless, and the bedding felt super comfy.

WilfriedA month ago

“Excellent place to stay the night before an early flight out of CDG”

The old farm had plenty of character, was simple, and very clean. Everything else was fine.

Axel2 months ago

“Bon choix”

The room was spacious, quiet, and the bedding was comfortable. The only downside was the breakfast lacking yogurt or fruit.

Isabelle2 months ago

“Good place to stay, close to airport with a French charm.”

The house was charming and authentic, tucked away in a small, quiet countryside village for a truly French vibe. The owner was very friendly and welcoming. My son, who is allergic to dust and is on treatment, had a severe asthma attack from dust in the blankets.

Cat2 months ago

The lady was kind and helpful, and the historic building was stunning, though it clearly needs renovation work; the cost would be high, so subsidies would be needed to preserve places like this.

Stéphanie3 months ago