Getaway, Games and SPA (Hot Tub) · Check-out at 4:00 p.m. · Sleeps 14

360 m² house for 14 guests with private SPA (hot tub, sauna, hammam) and numerous games areas (arcade machine, billiards, foosball, games for all ages, etc.) ✅ Check-out at 4pm included: enjoy the spa until the last minute ✅ End-of-stay cleaning included ✅ Bed linen, towels, shampoo and shower gel provided Just come with your suitcases! 6 sleeping areas including 2 master suites, inner courtyard (table tennis, giant chess), enclosed garden with pétanque and barbecue. The space Ground floor — living together Fully equipped kitchen, dining room, double living room, TV area with sofa bed, laundry room and toilet with sink. 1st floor — sleep in peace and quiet 4 themed bedrooms (Cards, Chess, Monopoly, Scrabble), including 2 master suites with private shower rooms. A separate shower room with toilet completes the floor. 2nd Floor — Play at Any Age A playroom for the little ones (with toilet and sink) and a room for teens and adults: foosball table, giant Connect Four, musical instruments and a sofa bed. Wellness area — 60 sqm (646 sqf) private space Hot tub, steam room, sauna and shower, just for you. And thanks to the 4:00 pm check-out, you can enjoy it until the last day. Outside Secluded inner courtyard (table tennis, giant chess, outdoor table) and fully enclosed garden with pétanque and barbecue. Everything is ready for your arrival Bed linen, towels, shampoo and shower gel are provided, and end-of-stay cleaning is included. Before leaving, there are just a few simple tasks, detailed in the House Rules. Guest access You have exclusive use of the entire 360 m² property: the 300 m² house, the 60 m² spa outbuilding, the inner courtyard and the garden. Self check-in possible via a smart lock, and free on-site parking via the car gate. 🕓 Check-out at 4:00 p.m. included, at no extra charge: take the time to enjoy your stay to the fullest. Other things to note Fancy going out? A few minutes away is Coucy-le-Château, one of the largest medieval fortresses in Europe. The Saint-Gobain Forest (nearly 9,000 hectares) offers beautiful walks. This is where the Royal Glassworks of Saint-Gobain, the birthplace of the global glass giant, was founded in the 17th century under Louis XIV. At that time, the woods provided the fuel essential for the production of the famous mirrors of Versailles. Laon Cathedral, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is nearby. History of the city Nicknamed the "City of the Artilleryman," La Fère hosted the kingdom's first artillery school as early as 1720.