My husband and I are looking for a grand, maybe chateau type hotel where we can celebrate our first wedding anniversary/40th birthday.
We%26#39;d like to spend a couple of nights there, then be able to get a train - max 30 mins - to spend a few nights in Paris.
Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thanks
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This one looks nice. It is actually in Saumur, so you could walk into town for a variety of dining options and do some sightseeing. There%26#39;s a train station (TGV - fast train) so you could go on to Paris when you%26#39;re ready... Prices are reasonable for this type of hotel. Glowing reviews on TA. (check for cancellation policy).
http://www.chateau-verrieres.com/index-gb.htm
Here are text descriptions of the rooms:
www.allchateaux.com/chateau-verrieres.html
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There is one non-stopping daily TGV to Paris and many connections with a change at Saint Pierre des Corps.
Travel time 1hr50 (nonstop) to 2hr30 (stopping).
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sorry, why St Pierre des Corps...? do you have a hotel-chateau in mind for that area..? We enjoyed our little driving tour from there to Amboise and around...
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Check out this website : grandes-etapes-francaises.fr/chateau_esclimo…
It is close to Paris - less than an hour - but didnt see anything more specific regarding area.
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Try the Relais et Châteaux web site for many excellent possibilties. We%26#39;ve stayed at quite a few of the hotels, which are part of a group, not a chain, and some are really marvelous. But the Château d%26#39;Esclimont was not one of those.
A small hotel that we really, really loved is in the little Paris suburb of Neauphle-le-Château. The house is a 19th-century mansion set in park-like grounds, and if you get the very large room on the first floor, all done in blue and white and gold, you will be very happy. There%26#39;s a small restaurant, and Paris is easily reached by train from the town.
You might also consider the Trianon Palace in Versailles.
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Thank you so much for your speedy replies
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