Campanile Château-Thierry
Rooms From: £38
Avenue De Soissons, Lieu Dit La Moiserie, Château Thierry, 02400
The hotel offers excellent value for money and functional accommodation and the dedicated staff welcome you in a friendly atmosphere.
Discover a European network of hotels and restaurants that offers a convivial and family atmosphere. On arrival, you are welcomed by a couple of caring hosts that will try their best to make your stay as pleasant as possible.
Welcome to Château Thierry, situated in the middle of the Champagne vineyards, in the country of Jean de La Fontaine, an area with a rich past and future.
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£38 (46 rooms total)
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Parking & Transport:
Free car park,
Family / Children's services:
Pets are allowed,
Concierge Services:
24-Hour Front Desk,
Guest Entertainment:
Restaurant,
Business Services:
Check In: You may check in from 16:00 hours.
Check Out: You must check out by 11:00 hours.
CANCELLATION POLICY: null
COMMENTS: Late arrivals and no-shows: arrivals before 23:00. In case of late arrivals the hotel may re sell your room. If you cannot change your time of arrival, please contact the hotel before 23:00 local time.
Saint Pierre Door
(1220 - 1236):Chateau Thierry counted four strengthened doors. Only, remains the Saint-Pierre Door, identical to three other doors of the city, the Saint-Crépin Door in the west and the Door of Beauvais in north, demolished during the Revolution.
Saint-Crépin Church
This church (15th-16th centuries)is the only one remaining out of the three parish churches that Château-Thierry under Ancien Régime counted.
Jean de La Fontaine Museum
Jean de La Fontaine was born in 1621 there. This house shows every sign of one of the most beautiful and one of the oldest private mansions of the city: the date of 1559 was formerly readable on the frontage.
The Old Castle
The currently visible walls and towers come from the successive campaigns of 9th - 17th centuries, most important being that carried out by the count Thibaud IV around 1220 - 1230.
