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Staying at Château de Fère
The 5-star Château de Fère hotel offers charming and prestigious accommodation in the heart of a remarkable historic setting. Château de Fère-en-Tardenois was originally built in 1206 at the initiative of Count Robert de Dreux, grandson of King Louis VI of France.
In 1533, the château was largely demolished, with only seven towers and the entrance gate remaining, before being rebuilt by Anne de Montmorency. The architect Jean Bullant designed its impressive five-arched viaduct, while Jean Goujon is associated with another remarkable feature: the monumental gateway at the head of the bridge, dating from 1539 and listed as a historic monument.
Part of the building was transformed into a modern château in 1863, before later becoming an hostelry. In 1956, Château de Fère became one of the first châteaux in France to be converted into a luxury hotel.
Today, this 5-star hotel offers guests a gastronomic restaurant, the Hana Spa, a bar, two meeting rooms and a 70-hectare park. It is an authentic and elegant setting for a stay inspired by the French art de vivre. Chef Philippe Collinet adds a gourmet touch with refined cuisine that revisits traditional flavours with his own personal signature.
Stay along the Champagne route
Champagne and golf weekend
2 days / 1 night from €720 pp