It's a beautiful chateau that dates back to the 16th century (at least). At one point owned and designed by one of Haussman's architects, the brick and stone facade is classic. You could get lost in the gardens (that's a good thing!) and they are thoughtfully landscaped and beautiful. We enjoyed our one night stay very much, grateful for the little elevator that took us up to our room on the 3rd floor. The room decor was clean and elegant, we had a tub, the bathroom was very clean, the bed was so good I slept for an unheard of 8 hours! Breakfast was delicious: excellent coffee, perfect soft boiled egg, still warm baguette and very fresh croissant. Fruit juice was so good. Honey and jams from the property. Public rooms and our room were highlighted by very nice original prints by well known modern French artists. The staff members were warm, polite, and welcoming. We hope to return.