Hôtellerie du Bas-Bréau

Located in the famous village of Barbizon, this former hunting lodge is set on the edge of the Fontainebleau Forest, in the heart of a shaded park with swimming pool.

Hôtellerie Du Bas-Bréau features a lovely wine cellar and an elegant dining room with a fireplace. The restaurant serves seasonal French cuisine. The swimming pool area profits from a grill open at weekends in the summer months.

Well-known as a preferred meeting place for pre-Impressionists painters, Barbizon boasts a very well preserved nature and offers the ideal backdrop to a relaxing holiday.

The hotel restaurant specialises in game (Scottish grouse) and wild mushrooms.
Food is served on the terrace when the weather is pleasant.

The grill by the swimming pool is open at weekends between May and August.

The village of Barbizon, adored by the Impressionists, is a fabulous place to explore with its unmissable museums including Millet and Auberge Ganne. The village is situated at the edge of the Fontainebleau forest which is ideal for jogging, rambling or climbing. The Châteaux de Fontainebleau, de Courances and de Vaux le Vicomte are all nearby.

The Fontainebleau-Avon railway station is 10km away. Guests are advised to then take a taxi.