Orangerie du château de Bressey
The experience of a historic overnight stay in a listed monument. Each room combines the charm of period décor with all modern comforts.
For three centuries, the château, grounds and gardens of Bressey, a listed historic monument, have been passed down in the same family. Today, Bertrand and Catherine Dumas de Mascarel welcome guests to the château's former Orangerie, also a listed building.
An overnight stay here offers the rare experience of an authentic, historic way of life: period furniture, antique paintings, tapestries and original decor, without sacrificing any modern comforts.
Guests are welcomed in the château's drawing rooms and served breakfast in the large dining room, using family crockery and silverware.
Situated 4 kilometres from the A31 motorway exit and 15 minutes from the centre of Dijon, the Domaine de Bressey is a haven of peace and nature, with its 90 hectares of parkland, formal gardens and bridle paths.