Chateau Cortils

Orangery (up to 7 people)

The name already gives it away. In the time of the “grandeur”, this wintering area for the orange trees is placed on the ashes of a diseased building. The five bows, originally completely filled with glass, are more adjusted to the late living functions. The royal terrace on the south side, is constructed on the old vaults, leaning against the castle wall from the Middle Ages, and is surrounded by a hedge and a flower garden. All the windows on the south side are oriented on this terrace and the forecourt of the castle.

Next to the hall is the kitchen diner. A combination of stone, porcelain sinks, oak wood and warm collars make the kitchen into a stay where you can sit, talk and drink until your eyes bleed.

From the plateau of the stairs, you will reach one side of the house with a walkthrough sleeping room with a single bed, a child bed and a large wardrobe. Next to that there is a sleeping room with a double bed.

On the other side of the house, you will find another walkthrough sleeping room with a double bed in the living room with a four poster bed. The royal sitting corner with screen, DVD, music and table, make this stay very attractive in the cold winter. For the long evenings, we have included a bookshelf filled with intriguing books. The bath room is containing a shower, toilet and sink.