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The cobblestoned town of Barbizon has attracted artists for many years, and the 19th-century timbered Hôstellerie du Bas-Bréau has had its share of famous guests. Robert Louis Stevenson wrote in Forest Notes about this hotel and it is often called "Stevenson's House." Famous painters who treasured this corner of the Forest of Fontainebleau include Millet, Corot, Sisley, and Monet. Some accommodations are in the main timbered house, but most are in a two-story building in the back garden. Each room is different in decor and has a bath. The restaurant is superb, drawing dinner guests from as far away as Paris. With unusually attractive flower arrangements on each table, the atmosphere of the dining room is elegant and romantic. Political leaders selected the hotel as a conference location - you will understand their choice when you dine at Hôstellerie du Bas-Bréau where the menu features home-grown vegetables and herbs and specialties such as wild boar. This secluded hunting lodge, surrounded by a sea of greenery on the outskirts of Fontainebleau forest, is an oasis of comfort and tranquillity. Once a favourite retreat for the artists of the Barbizon school, the lodge’s tastefully decorated rooms were more recently enjoyed by Emperor Hiro-Hito. A truly idyllic spot in which to savour gourmet cuisine and fine wines served in elegant crystal and silverware. ▪ Traditional Room ▪
Its 25m² area contains a minibar, safe, flat screen TV, air-conditioning system, and a bathroom with jacuzzi and shower. ▪ Superior Room ▪
The 30m² room has a minibar, safe, flat screen TV, air-conditioning system, and a bathroom with jacuzzi and shower. ▪ Deluxe Room ▪
Deluxe rooms have a minibar, safe, flat screen TV, air-conditioning, and bathroom with jacuzzi and jet shower. Floor space 40m². ▪ Junior Suite ▪
The Junior Suite has a minibar, safe, flat screen TV, air-conditioning, and bathroom with jacuzzi and jet shower. Floor space 55m². ▪ Suite ▪
Its 45m² area contains a minibar, safe, flat screen TV, air-conditioning system, and a bathroom with jacuzzi and shower. ▪ Villa Stevenson ▪
The Bas-Bréau Hostelry also boasts a comfortable villa with all modern conveniences. It is decorated with refined detail in keeping with tradition. The Stevenson Villa is ideal for a self-contained night or longer stays with family or friends.
Continental Breakfast in Bedroom: 21 € Breakfast Buffet: 25 € Lunch and Dinnet at the "Restaurant": Carte, Menu 58 € + drinks Lunch and Dinnet ar the "Bistrot": Palette, Menu: 29 € + drinks Stay Taxes: 1 € per person per day Cancellation Policy: If within less than 15 days the deposit is not reimbursed. 35 euros for administrative deducted if reimbursement. How to reach the hotelFrom Paris or Lyon: Take Motorway A 6, exit Fontainebleau, towards Barbizon (8 Kms.). At Barbizon D64 and then turn left onto Rue Grande.
▪ Restaurant ▪
 People travel from across the globe to taste our game specialities sourced from Fontainebleau forest, to be enjoyed in front of a log fire crackling in the fireplace. At the end of summer, certified mushroom pickers offer their harvest to the chef. The season starts in September with Scottish grouse, before the arrival of wild ducks, young partridge and pheasants in October and November. White tailed deer and young wild boar linger until the end of February, with hares from October to November. The Restaurant opens from 12:00 to 14:00 and from 20:00 to 21:30. The Bistrot opens from 12:00 to 14:00 and from 20:00 to 21:30. ▪ Le Barbecue ▪
When summer comes you can laze in our park and enjoy a light lunch by the swimming pool. An atmosphere of farniente steeps the bright, colourful atmosphere of the hotel. The fresh, invigorating breeze from the forest brings with it the scents of nature. Chef Fabien BARD proposes daily a rounded, reassuring cuisine, prepared with absolute mastery. The barbecue grill room is open weekends from May to late August in fine weather from 12 to 2pm. The Park
Weaving between the world’s most beautiful trees, boulders and across moorland, over 25,000 hectares, including a 20,000 hectare managed estate, these paths are perfect for walkers, hunters, and lovers of open-air sports. The only limit to this vast forest is the “bornage” - a pathway that encircles the Fontainebleau forest. On the fringes of this forest, in the surrounding countryside, the legend of Barbizon – the French “school of nature” established by Corot, Millet, Rousseau and many other painters – was born. The most reliable “Review” about this property is that it is in The JP Moser Hotel & Chateau Guide, and Mr. & Mrs. Moser, the authors of the guide, stay at the properties featured in The JP Moser Hotel & Chateau guide (usually for two days and two nights), in order to evaluate thoroughly the installations and services. Therefore, if a lodging establishment is featured in The JP Moser Hotel & Chateau Guide, is because it is exactly as you see it in www.jpmoser.com and you can be sure that if you book this property, there should not be any unpleasant surprises while you stay there.
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24hr Services
Air Conditioning
Bar / Lounge
Breakfast in the Room
Car Hire
Concierge Service
Currency Exchange Services
Cycling
Dry Cleaning
Fax/Photocopying
Garden
Ironing Service
Laundry
Luggage Storage
Meeting/Banquet Facilities
Non-Smoking Rooms
Parking
Restaurant
Safe Deposit Box
Shuttle Service (surcharge)
Terrace