Chateau de Chailly

Based in Chailly, this 4-star 16th Century golfing chateau is one with charm which is sure to enchant you on your stay.

Golf Courses

This 18-hole golf course is a delight for golfers looking for a relaxing round with stunning countryside views to complement it; however there is a technical aspect to your round that must be considered.

Accommodation

The chateau itself is classed as an historical monument, which has been restored in expert fashion to create a stunning chateau hotel. On offer you will find a modern and comfortable interior set in a traditional French surrounding.

The hotel hosts 45 bedrooms and suites onsite and eight superb suites if you wish to upgrade. As standard each room comes with satellite television with international channels, safety box, a mini bar, hairdryer, coffee machine, separate bathroom and toilet facilities. If you upgrade to the suite in the chateau you benefit from having exposed timber as part of the infrastructure on your ceiling, which is a fantastic touch.

Restaurant & Bars

You have a first-class choice of dining at the chateau, choose to eat at L’Armancon gourmet restaurant serving authentic cuisine with an innovative spin. Don’t forget to try the finest burgundy red wines as you enjoy your meal. Alternatively, Le Rubillon serves up simple and fast dishes which are generally more suited to an afternoon meal. A wonderful addition to the hotel is its Lions bar and wine cellar where you can taste some of the finest wines in the region.

Spa & Leisure

In addition to the restaurants and bars you will find an outdoor heated swimming pool, tennis court, Jacuzzi, hammam and a billiard room. The golf course, the chateau and all the other facilities culminate to offer you an irresistible golf break.

Nearby

Burgundy is a lovely region with plenty to do, particularly famous for its wine. Go on a wine tour of the region and taste some of the best wines in France. The informative guides are friendly and helpful and it is a great way to spend a day. Vezelay is a town with a stunning cathedral, named after St. Madeleine, it is simply huge and worth a visit. L’Abbaye de la Fontenay is one of the oldest cicstercian monasteries in Europe and is fascinating as you walk round.