Terre de Sienne Room at Château d'Omiécourt

Treat yourself to an unforgettable break in our family home! Staying at Château d'Omiécourt means disconnecting completely, so there is no television in the rooms… Let yourself be immersed in the nature and romance of the place! By staying with us, you of course have access to the Spa with indoor and outdoor pools, sauna, hammam and jacuzzi. Our generous and gourmet breakfasts are left at the door of your room, for a gentle awakening! The space THE TERRE DE SIENNE ROOM The bedroom is located on the first floor of the Château. It is spacious (35 m2), bright and offers a great view of the 16-hectare park. Equipped with a beautiful bathroom with massage shower and spa bath, it will allow you to relax in a setting combining timeless chic and modern comfort. Some details: 180x200 bed, bathroom with massage shower and separate toilet, hairdryer, tea set with electric kettle and coffee machine, mini-bar with healthy and detox drinks. Bathrobes, slippers and bath sheets provided to get to the Spa. Free Wi-Fi. Included: access to the Château Spa (indoor and outdoor pools, sauna, hammam, jacuzzi, herbal tea lounge by the fire) between 9 a.m. and 10 p.m. + breakfast served in the room (prepared with local products) Optional and by reservation only: gourmet dinners served in the room + massage or facial or body treatments at the Spa Check-in from 3 p.m. (and until 9 p.m.) Check-out before 11 a.m. (possibility of late check-out at 3 p.m. with extra charge) Guest access Located 1 hour 20 minutes from Paris, 1 hour from Lille, 45 minutes from Compiègne and 35 minutes from Amiens, by car. You can easily park in the courtyard of the Château. You will have access to the Château Spa by crossing the courtyard on foot. You can also take full advantage of the 16-hectare park to stroll and relax among our centuries-old trees. During your stay We are at your disposal to guide you in the discovery of the region and in particular the magnificent valley of the Haute Somme and its exceptional vegetation and the sites of memory of the Great War.