Chambord

Stay in a bed & breakfast near Chambord castle

Would you like to visit the famous Château de Chambord for a weekend or a vacation? Our bed & breakfast near Château de Chambord will take you on a discovery tour. Located to the east of Blois, in the Loir-et-Cher département (41), the Château de Chambord is one of the must-see castles of the Loire Valley. A stay in the region is the ideal opportunity for a historic visit!

Visit Château de Chambord

Bordered by the River Cosson, the Château de Chambord is one of the most important building sites of the Renaissance. Built in the XVIᵉ century thanks to the will of François 1ᵉ and Leonardo da Vinci, it is characterized in particular by its location in the largest enclosed forest park in Europe, with no less than 5500 hectares of estate.

With its French garden, breathtaking architecture and rich collections of over 4,000 objects, the Château de Chambord has everything to amaze visitors. Now a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the château can be visited with a guide for 1 hr 30 min, or as part of an in-depth 3-hour tour.

What to do near Château de Chambord

You can also continue your Loire Valley châteaux tour by visiting the equally legendary Château de Cheverny. What’s more, you’ll find many other châteaux and places to visit in the vicinity of Château de Chambord, including Blois, Ch e verny, Chaumont-sur-Loire and Chenonceau.

However, the discovery of the region’s historical heritage can also be punctuated by other outings, such as to the famous Beauval Zoo.

How far is Chambord from the region’s attractions?

To reach these other exceptional places, you’ll need to allow for :

Chambord – Blois: 15 km,
Chambord – Cheverny: 18 km,
Chambord – Chaumont-sur-Loire: 34 km,
Chambord – Beauval Zoo: 49 km,
Chambord – Chenonceau: 55 km.

Bed and breakfast near Chambord, where to stay?

Looking for accommodation near Chambord castle? La Ferme des Bordes bed and breakfast in Pontlevoy, near Chambord, is ideally located for exploring the Loir-et-Cher region. In fact, it’s just a short drive from :