’s centre and 49 km from Paris. It aims to offer you the ideal balance between guaranteed quality and charming diversity.
Ranked among the best in value for the independent traveler, the hotel is part of a European network of friendly, family-style hotels and restaurants where you will receive a warm and sincere welcome.
During your stay you can explore the world-famous Chantilly, a town of 12,000 inhabitants, set in the south of Picardy, proud of its history, inheritance and current dynamism.
From Paris or Lille:
- Take the A1.
- Exit at Senlis 8, in the direction of Creil.
- Follow directions to Chantilly by RN16.
- The hotel is by the third roundabout on your right, behind the BMW garage.
From Paris by RN17:
- Follow directions to Chantilly by Survilliers Fosses.
- Stay on your left at La Chapelle en Serval towards the D924 until Chantilly. - On your left, in front of the castle, turn right after la Porte des Ecuries and head towards the D44.
- At the junction, turn left in the direction of Chantilly.
- The hotel is by the first roundabout on your right, after the BMW garage.
From Beauvais:
- Take the RN1.
- Follow directions to Creil, then Chantilly, by the RN16.
- The hotel is by the fourth roundabout on your right, behind the BMW garage.
Local Attractions :
• Pavillon de la Manse (1 Mile) - At the edge of Nonette, in the heart of Chantilly, the House of Manse was built at the end of the 17th century to shelter a contemporary hydraulic machine of that of Marly.
• Condé Museum (1 Mile) - The Condé museum has one of the most beautiful French collections of old paintings, manuscripts and various documents. Installed in the castle of Chantilly, it also testifies about the decorative art of the Ancien Régime.
• Chantilly Castle and Park (1 Mile) - The Castle stands at the heart of a vast domain covering 7 800 hectares, located in one of the largest forests near Paris, Le Massif de Trois Forêts.
The Castle and estate have been built up by the owners of Chantilly since the Middle Ages.
• Living museum of the Horse (1 Mile) - The Large Stables of Condé princes count among the principal masterpieces of the architecture of the 18th century. Since 1982, they shelter the most important museum of the kind and found their boarders, of which a score of Iberian horses.
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