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Le Champ des Oiseaux

At a Glance

    Pros

  • quiet, comfortable rooms
  • friendly service
  • kid friendly

    Cons

  • breakfast and parking cost extra

Le Champ des Oiseaux Review

Tin chandeliers, Nantes silk and calico hangings, antique scrollwork panels, and other traditional luxe touches make lodgings in this trio of vine-clad pink-and-yellow 15th- and 16th-century houses especially alluring. The largest guest room, the Suite Médiévale, is under the oak-beam eaves, while the Salle Bleue (Blue Room) looks worthy of the cover of Maison Française. The guest salon is set in a vaulted cave-wine cellar fitted out with the latest in soigné furniture. From the name (for the city's centuries-old roosting haunts of storks) to the daub-and-wattle facade abuzz with the pattern of timbered logs, a storybook courtyard, and a fairy-tale staircase, this is a truly magical retreat.

    Hotel Details

  • 9 rooms, 3 suites.
  • Rate includes breakfast.

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