Hotel Golf Chateau de Chailly is a magnificent 16th-century castle set in the heart of Burgundy, surrounded by a beautiful 18-hole golf course. This historic property offers guests the rare chance to stay in a French Renaissance chateau while playing a course that winds through centuries-old parkland.
45 rooms · 1 course · Europe
A semi-island par three requiring a full carry over water to a green framed by the 16th-century château in the background — the course's most photographed and most demanding approach, with the moat-like hazard making club selection unforgiving.
Chateau de Chailly is a restored 12th-century Burgundian castle that pairs an 18-hole parkland golf course with a regionally focused kitchen and a wine program that draws directly from surrounding Cote d'Or producers.
The Golf du Chateau de Chailly opened in 1990 across 165 acres of rolling Burgundian parkland and has been ranked among Europe's top 100 golf resorts. The course routes through mature woodland and open fairways, offering a measured test without resorting to manufactured difficulty. On-site…
Chef Alexandre Clochet-Rousselet, who previously cooked at Gordon Ramsay's Le Pressoir d'Argent in Bordeaux, leads a kitchen that sources directly from Burgundy farmers and market producers. The menu changes by season, and sommelier Thierry Ledieu oversees a wine list anchored by producers from the…
The 75-hectare estate encompasses 45 rooms and suites within a castle that dates to 1180, alongside eight self-catering apartments for extended stays. Wellness facilities include a jacuzzi, sauna, and steam room. The grounds accommodate seminars, private events, and wedding parties across seven…
L'Armançon Restaurant · Le Bar du Chateau
Spa · Pool · Tennis · Wine Tours · Historic Gardens
May - September
Burgundy's temperate continental summers bring long evening light ideal for late rounds, while the vine-covered countryside reaches peak color and the harvest energy of September adds a particular atmosphere.
Request a room in the original 16th-century tower wing — the stone-vaulted ceilings and views over the moat are worth asking for specifically. The wine cellar hosts private Burgundy tastings that pair well with a late-afternoon round when the fairways empty out.
The chateau is 10 minutes from the A6/A38 motorway junction at Pouilly-en-Auxois, making it a natural overnight stop on the Paris-to-Lyon corridor.
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