Hotel Chateau De Fere (Fère-en-Tardenois, France)

About Chateau De Fere

Small Luxury Hotels has selected 520 hotels in 80 countries, including the Chateau de Fere in 1992. Small Luxury Hotels is the leading brand independent of small luxury hotels of which offer a wide variety of unforgettable experiences, carefully selected for their style, service and sophistication. Our 29 rooms and suites welcome you in a setting combining contemporary and Stamp of the Old. Woodwork, wooden flooring, exposed beams and old stones are the elements of a design which is in line with the prestigious history of the place. In the kitchen, our Chef and his Brigade, are perpetuating the requirement of quality and excellence of the French Gastronomy. The restaurant, decorated with representations of the Fables of Jean de la Fontaine, is divided into 3 private dining rooms. The terrace offers a privileged view of the Park and the Castle ruins. With sleek design and apparent stones, our Hana Spa "Cinq Mondes" offers Bassin Relaxing with massage jets, sauna and Hammam. Two treatment rooms, Solo and Duo, with heated mattresses, allow you to discover the care and Rituals range "Cinq Mondes". You will find the entire collection of the products in our shop. Our practitioners are at your disposal to offer you care and products adapted for your needs. Our conference room "Louis of Orleans" (65 m², in daylight) hosts receptions and business events. Its private terrace will allow you to organize aperitifs and coffee breaks. You can also privatize the Domain for weddings or receptions from 40 to 150 people. Outdoor Swimming Pool, Tennis Court, Ping Pong, Badminton, Bocce's Balls, Bicycles. The 70 hectares of the Castle's Forest and our driveway with Cherry's trees, are an ideal terrain for walks, running races and walks. The visiting of the ruins of Chateau de Fere-en-Tardenois is unavoidable. This historic building is home to centuries of History. By crossing the Renaissance Suspension Bridge, you will arrive at the Heart of the ancient fortress of the thirteenth century. On the Road of coronations, in 1206, Comte Robert II of Dreux, grand-son of the King of France Louis VI, acquired the land Fere, and there erected a fortress. The Masters of Fere, who succeed one another inside the castle, have left the imprint of their passage. In 1539, Anne de Montmorency turns the Fortress into a Luxury Castle and built in 1560 a Viaduct of Pur Style Renaissance replacing the medieval bridge. The castle was dismantled in 1779 to sell the furniture and materials component. The building was converted into a Castle Modern in 1863. This was one of the first castles that have been converted into a hotel in 1956.