Located at the crossroads of French history and gastronomic refinement, the Château de Courcelles embodies a living testimony to past eras and an ode to tranquility. Erected at the end of the 17th century during the reign of the Sun King, this majestic building has gone through the ups and downs of national history, from the Enlightenment to the two world wars, to finally become a haven of peace and elegance.
A glorious past
The Château de Courcelles emerged at the twilight of the 17th century. A period marked by the artistic and architectural brilliance of France under Louis XIV. Witness to the passage of the philosophers of the Enlightenment, it has experienced tumultuous times, marked by the German occupation during the two great world wars.
The recent history of the castle takes a captivating turn with its acquisition by Monsieur Bonjean, a French art dealer, antiques dealer, and collector passionate about the 17th century. His love for the era is reflected in every corner of the castle. Resonating with the elegance and attention to detail characteristic of this period.
A haven of tranquility
The Château de Courcelles extends over 25 hectares of greenery. Comprising a French garden and a majestic park where bicentennial plane trees line a peaceful canal. This idyllic setting offers a total escape. Following precise gardening rules handed down and respected by skilled gardeners for centuries. The garden, highlighting the main building and its outbuildings, creates a magnificent perspective.
Exceptional accommodation
With its 20 unique rooms and suites, the Château de Courcelles invites visitors to choose their atmosphere according to their preferences. The rooms offer views of the French garden or the picturesque village of Courcelles. Exuding a unique atmosphere. The castle outbuildings also house spacious suites. Some with private terraces, offering an intimate space ideal for enjoying an aperitif or breakfast.
Excellent gastronomy
La Table de Courcelles, led by Executive Chef Benjamin Collombat, is a gastronomic sanctuary open all year round. The refined dishes on the menu are prepared with fresh local produce. They seduce the taste buds with their finesse, their generosity, and their subtle flavors. The two historic dining rooms, the Winter Garden, and the summer terrace offer enchanting settings. For an unforgettable culinary experience, with a view of the surrounding nature.
The Château de Courcelles, symbol of history and French refinement, presents itself as a place where every detail, from the garden to the table, contributes to creating a unique and unforgettable experience for all visitors. A journey through time, where the elegance of the 17th century blends harmoniously with contemporary gastronomic excellence.
8 rue du Château – 02220 Courcelles-sur-Vesle, France
