Château de Meux - Gîte Dugua
Spa break or family holiday at the Château de Meux Located in Jonzac , Charente-Maritime, Nouvelle-Aquitaine, the Château de Meux offers a historic and peaceful setting for a stay surrounded by nature. Accommodation is available in a fully equipped apartment located in the château's inner…
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Meux Castle
JONZAC
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Spa break or family holiday at the Château de Meux
Located in Jonzac , Charente-Maritime, Nouvelle-Aquitaine, the Château de Meux offers a historic and peaceful setting for a stay surrounded by nature. Accommodation is available in a fully equipped apartment located in the château's inner courtyard, offering comfort and independence, on the first floor.
This self-catering accommodation is perfect for a peaceful stay, offering garden views, a patio, a seating area, and a flat-screen TV. You'll have access to a fully equipped kitchen with a refrigerator and dishwasher, as well as a private bathroom with a shower and hairdryer. An oven, microwave, and stovetop are also provided, along with a coffee machine and kettle.
This holiday cottage features a children's playground. Guests can enjoy table tennis on site and hiking in the surrounding area. The property is 39 km from Cognac Golf Course and 46 km from Patiras Island. The nearest airport (Bordeaux-Mérignac Airport) is 97 km away.
Prices
- High season : 1,400 euros per week
- Low season : 1,876 euros per week
82 m2
Non-smoking rooms, Free Wi-Fi, Free parking, Family rooms, Free crib always available
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Meux Castle
JONZAC Rebuilt at the end of the Hundred Years' War on the ruins of a medieval fortress, this manor-farm, surrounded by its outbuildings, typical of western France, boasts Renaissance architecture. Features include a stair tower adorned with the Saintongeais "cagouille" (a type of snail), large fireplaces of sculpted white stone, and simply decorated mullioned windows. From the 15th to the 18th centuries, the Chesnel family were lords of Meux and provided the king with distinguished captains, two knights of the Order of Malta, and a wife for <strong>Pierre Du Gua, Lord of Mons, founder of Quebec City</strong> along with his lieutenant, Saint-Étienne Champlain.
