Located in the heart of the Champagne producing region, your 5 Star 19th-century Château hotel promises a romantic weekend you will never forget. Enjoy an intimate weekend discovering the very best of this historic wine-growing region with Château de Fère as your elegant base.
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- Accommodation in a Luxury room
- Hearty buffet breakfasts including bacon, sausages, scrambled and boiled eggs, yoghurts, fruit salad and much more in breakfast room
- Free access to the Spa
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This site benefits from the financial support of the Hauts-de-France Region
Insiders Tips
Get in touch with the locals! They live on site and know how to make the most of your stay. They'll be happy to answer your questions and help you build a tailor-made, off the beaten path itinerary.
Stock up in the Champagne region
If you are stopping over close to Champagne on the way to or from your ski trip, its a great idea to stopover a bit longer and fill up the boot with some bubbles. You can head into the larger towns like Reims or Epernay where yu will find the bigger Champagne houses, or why not hunt out a few bargains from the lesser known, but equally delicious, smaller houses? “Maison Lévêque-Dehan”, a family of winegrowers for five generations. Mr Lévêque-Dehan will take great pleasure in showing you round the vineyard, adapting the visit to your wishes. Two fabulous features: discovering the different varieties of grape and his delightful little museum. What’s more he’s a genuinely warm and friendly gentleman.
Meeting a painter in his garden
There’s a superb garden well worth visiting very close to your accommodation: the painter’s garden of the "Clos Joli" in Brécy. As soon as spring arrives, you’ll be able to admire the bright colours of the daffodils and tulips which, in turn, will give way to hundreds of rose trees (there are more than 500!) and clematis. Françoise Radet, who owns the garden, will give you a warm welcome and talk to enthusiastically about this superb treasure-trove she created and which inspires her for her paintings.