Cinq-Mars Castle

Suitable for couple + 2 children. The blue room opens onto a small independent entrance and the park. It includes a large bed 200*160 and a single bed. We can add a crib, a low bed. For their greatest pleasure, a rocking horse... Comfortable shower room and private toilet decorated with fish Peace assured! Especially visit the park! For 2 couples check the listing "Sleep at the castle, 2 bedrooms from 4 to 6/7 pers. adults and children. The space The Blue room allows you to get to the dining room by crossing the Atelier, which is nice in bad weather. A look at the paintings... The visit to the painters' workshop is a popular curiosity even if there is a certain mess... But it is especially the Historic Monument, with its towers (12th-13th), the bridge and its deep moat (15th), scattered in the 19th century park that will hold your attention. In 2017, we are working to regenerate some shrubs that are too old, to brighten up the futays and restore flooring Safety guidelines: mask at the reception, free in the park, security distance, hydroalcoholic gel, cleaning according to Airbnb. Guest access - Main access to the bedrooms and dining room, or even the workshop. - Secondary way, a summarily equipped kitchenette (refrigerator, electric fire) can be made available to guests in long stays or families (€10). - Unlimited access to the park and free visit to the Historic Monument. During your stay Breakfasts are beautifully conducive to exchanges! We listen to our hosts to offer tours based on their interests. Just so you know: in most cases, 2-day stays leave only one day to visit; which sometimes disappointes our visitors. We recommend stays of at least 3 nights (with discount). Other things to note There are good restaurants in the area (Langeais 5 km, Villandry 6 km...) Hosts who arrive late must plan dinner along the way or book a table preferably before their arrival. Restaurants are open from 7:30 pm to 9:30 pm. Places available upon request. We sincerely thank our hosts who are kind enough to turn off the lights when they leave the rooms and in the evening if they return by the night.