“Tres bien”
The place was quiet, nothing else to say.
AlexandreA week ago
Just a moment…
★★★·Saint-Just-Sauvage·8.6
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or just type it — “around the 20th, three nights”
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Nestled in Villiers‑aux‑Corneilles, Le Château de mon Père offers family rooms with parquet floors, private bathrooms, and wardrobes. Guests enjoy free Wi‑Fi, a garden terrace, bicycles, a shared kitchen, paid shuttle, and on‑site parking. Daily breakfast features fresh pastries, fruit, and juice. The château lies 22 km from Musée Camille Claudel, 3 km from Provins’ medieval walls, and 49 km from Châlons‑Vatry Airport.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
The place was quiet, nothing else to say.
Alexandre·A week ago
The chateau was gorgeous, the beds super comfy, and even in the middle of winter the rooms stayed warm. The hosts were friendly and helpful, pointing us to a local restaurant and even booking a table for us. We really enjoyed the stay, though we were disappointed that our two bedrooms shared one bathroom instead of having two; at least the shared bathroom was roomy with both a bath and a shower.
Susy·9 months ago
Everything was perfect—from the name to the welcome, the property itself, and the overall experience—so we’ll definitely return!
Isabella·11 months ago
The exterior looked fine, but nobody was there to greet us at the agreed time. The owner only arrived 45 minutes later, and the bathroom and toilet were left uncleaned. Even after we asked, nothing was cleaned; the owner just brought a brush with toilet cleaner and left it to us. The used towels were still on the floor. The room’s furnishings were below basic, and the downstairs area was cluttered with stacked tables and chairs, making it very uncomfortable and unwelcoming, so we left as soon as possible.
E·11 months ago
Staying in a real castle with a moat around it was a fun experience. The room was nice, with good heating and a bathroom. There was no TV in the room, which was a plus. We drove past several genuinely picturesque villages on the way to the property, which was special—you could almost walk through the old‑world France. Some parts were still under construction, so noises from the unfinished hall directly below my room were loud. Breakfast was missing brown bread, and the jam was in already opened jars. The price was 7 euros, so it wasn’t too expensive. The distance to the motorway was huge, which isn’t a smart choice if you want to travel quickly.
E·A year ago