Le Château de BRESSEY & son Orangerie

“Korte stop op weg naar Zuiden op mooie plek”

A wonderful place to stay with a beautiful history and a friendly host. No complaints.

Jaap·Hace 5 días

“A night with history at Château de Bressey”

We called in the Dower House and enjoyed every minute there. Roses climb the old stone walls, little tables and chairs sit outside the door, and at night the sky is full of stars. It was quiet, comfortable, and even had a small kitchen if you needed one. The château is run by a husband and wife, and meeting both of them was a highlight of our stay. He's a historian with wonderful stories about the place and its past, and his wife was a pleasure to chat with at breakfast about her family's history. Breakfast is served in the château around one big table, so you end up chatting with other guests over coffee – a lovely way to start the day. The park is fantastic, with tall old trees and beautiful outbuildings to wander past. Our only regret is that we didn’t stay longer to explore the grounds properly. It’s very comfortable, but it’s old, so don’t expect a 5‑star hotel. That’s exactly what we loved about it. The house has been kept historically accurate, so you really get a feel for what it was like to live in a place like this. We’ll be back, and next time for more than one night!

Danielle·Hace una semana

The castle was built in the 16th century and has many old buildings such as an orangery. The breakfast was sparse, only one glass of juice, one croissant, a baguette, and various homemade jams.

Ab+margreet·Hace una semana

“Zeker de moeite waard om een keer te logeren in dit kasteeltje”

The location is extraordinarily romantic, a little castle in authentic condition. The host is super friendly and charming, and she also lives there. The comfort matches the authentic state of the castle – it’s simple but atmospheric.

Robbert·Hace una semana

“Sehr tolle und nette Schlossherrin, sauberere Zimmer, ein Erlebnis”

It was really a great experience staying in a castle. A real adventure to live in a 16th‑century building. It’s not comparable to a hotel, but it’s nice to live somewhere different and experience something like that.

Michael·Hace una semana