Château de Vitry-la-Ville

Vitry-la-Ville, France

Château de Vitry-la-Ville was built in 1608 by Hughes Mathé. The gardens were added in 1650 and two wings in 1723.

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Founded: 1608
Category: Palaces, manors and town halls in France

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EMMANUELLE TERRIBILE (9 months ago)
Terrible owner who only thinks about money. Our guests were outraged by his attitude. Organizing our children's wedding was a journey full of pitfalls for them and a visit to the castle was even made on the day of the wedding. During the visit, everything is possible and included in the prices. In reality, everything is extra. No cooking for the caterer!!! Flies and cockroaches in the rooms and non-existent heating. Flee this place and especially its owners!!!
Christelle (2 years ago)
Visit on Saturday for the heritage days of this magnificent castle. Adorable and passionate owners. Patrick with all his anecdotes about the place took us back in time. Thank you to them for this pleasant moment.
Marijn de Wit (2 years ago)
We had such a perfect stay here, the castle is beautiful, the rooms spacious, and the host treats you like family. Wholeheartedly recommend spending a few nights here, while exploring the Champagne region. The castle is located in between Épernay and Troyes, and Châlons-en-Champagne is also a surprisingly nice and friendly town with some very good restaurants.
Victor KOHLER (3 years ago)
Great place for a wedding. Very beautiful and with plenty of room both indoors and outdoors.
Jochen Kuhn (3 years ago)
Fantastically beautiful ambience, great facilities, fantastic food personally prepared by the castle owner. This one is patient and great with kids. From a place of transit to one of the lasting impressions of the holiday. Thank you for the hospitality.
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