Find your hotel in France, near : château de chantilly
Château de Chantilly : Book your hotel and restaurant from over 2,000 Logis Hotels at low prices
Your search
Château de Chantilly : Find out about the best hotels
Château de Chantilly : A selection of the best hotels and accommodation
Château de Chantilly : What travellers said about our hotels
Château De Chantilly: services designed for you
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the price of a hotel in château de Chantilly?
The cost of a night in a hotel near the château de Chantilly site depends in particular on its proximity to the site and its category (number of stars).
Depending on the rates available on logishotels.com, you can book a 2 stars from 69 € per night or 3 stars hotel from 55 € per night.
Consult our search engine and enter your dates to get the exact rates corresponding to your stay.
Depending on the rates available on logishotels.com, you can book a 2 stars from 69 € per night or 3 stars hotel from 55 € per night.
Consult our search engine and enter your dates to get the exact rates corresponding to your stay.
What are the most popular hotels in château de Chantilly?
Logis Hostellerie De La Porte Bellon, Logis Hôtel Saint Nicolas, Cit'hotel De Harlay are among the top-rated properties near château de Chantilly,based on guest reviews and recommendations.
These hotels offer excellent value for money, with spacious rooms, modern amenities, attentive service and an ideal location.
These hotels offer excellent value for money, with spacious rooms, modern amenities, attentive service and an ideal location.
What are the most popular hotels for couples in château de Chantilly?
Make your romantic stay an unforgettable moment.
If you're looking for a romantic stay near château de Chantilly, we recommend the following hotels that have been liked by other couples: Logis Hôtel Le Relais D'aumale, Logis Auberge Et Hôtel De L'oise, Logis Hostellerie De La Porte Bellon.
These hotels offer all the amenities for moments for two: double rooms, dinner for two, activities to share with your loved one... Do not hesitate to browse our search page to refine your selection.
If you're looking for a romantic stay near château de Chantilly, we recommend the following hotels that have been liked by other couples: Logis Hôtel Le Relais D'aumale, Logis Auberge Et Hôtel De L'oise, Logis Hostellerie De La Porte Bellon.
These hotels offer all the amenities for moments for two: double rooms, dinner for two, activities to share with your loved one... Do not hesitate to browse our search page to refine your selection.
What are the most family-friendly hotels in château de Chantilly?
If you're looking for a family-friendly hotel near château de Chantilly, we have several popular hotels for family travellers, including Logis Auberge Et Hôtel De L'oise, Logis Clermotel Hôtel & Restaurant, Logis Hôtel Le Relais Du Parisis.
Which hotels have the best views in château de Chantilly?
Several hotels near château de Chantilly have been recommended by travellers for their exceptional views such as Logis Auberge Et Hôtel De L'oise, Logis Hôtel Le Relais Du Parisis, Logis Hôtel De La Villa Biron.
These establishments have received very positive feedback about their view.
Do not hesitate to browse our search page to refine your selection.
These establishments have received very positive feedback about their view.
Do not hesitate to browse our search page to refine your selection.
The Picardy town of Chantilly is known for its forest, its racecourse, its black lace, its porcelain and its castle.
It deserves more than a simple diversions and we invite travellers to put down their bags in a hotel near the Château de Chantilly and set off to discover the town.
A first fortress was built in Chantilly during the Middle Ages to protect the road leading from Senlis to Paris.
A few small hamlets were built around the fortress.
However, it was not until the 15th century that it was developed by the Montmorency family and over the centuries became a real castle surrounded by gardens.
In the 17th century, the estate became the property of the House of Condé and was home to major players in cultural life such as Jean de La Fontaine, Madame de Sévigné, Jean de La Bruyère and Bossuet.
Unfortunately, the castle was looted and partially destroyed during the French Revolution.
It was rebuilt towards the end of the 19th century and now houses the Musée Condé and its sumptuous collection of paintings, manuscripts and drawings, including several paintings by Fra Angelico, Raphael, Watteau and Ingres.
The Grandes Écuries are home to the living horse museum where you can watch horse shows and dressage demonstrations.
Don't forget to discover the beautiful black Chantilly lace and to find in the museum's rooms some pieces of porcelain marked with a hunting horn and made in the past in the factory founded by the Princes of Condé in the 18th century.
It deserves more than a simple diversions and we invite travellers to put down their bags in a hotel near the Château de Chantilly and set off to discover the town.
A first fortress was built in Chantilly during the Middle Ages to protect the road leading from Senlis to Paris.
A few small hamlets were built around the fortress.
However, it was not until the 15th century that it was developed by the Montmorency family and over the centuries became a real castle surrounded by gardens.
In the 17th century, the estate became the property of the House of Condé and was home to major players in cultural life such as Jean de La Fontaine, Madame de Sévigné, Jean de La Bruyère and Bossuet.
Unfortunately, the castle was looted and partially destroyed during the French Revolution.
It was rebuilt towards the end of the 19th century and now houses the Musée Condé and its sumptuous collection of paintings, manuscripts and drawings, including several paintings by Fra Angelico, Raphael, Watteau and Ingres.
The Grandes Écuries are home to the living horse museum where you can watch horse shows and dressage demonstrations.
Don't forget to discover the beautiful black Chantilly lace and to find in the museum's rooms some pieces of porcelain marked with a hunting horn and made in the past in the factory founded by the Princes of Condé in the 18th century.
