SPORT FACILITIES
AND LEISURE ACTIVITIES AT THE PROPERTY OR NEARBY
Wine Tasting
32 acres of private grounds
Vegetable garden, greenhouse
800 metres of trout fishing river
1 tennis court (raquets available)
Mountain bike for rent with detailed itineraries
Hot air ballooning
Game of bowls
Hiking itineraries with detailed map
Full day itinerary with maps and documents
Jogging trails nearby
Horseback riding nearby
Climbing nearby
Rafting & canoe kayak nearby
The Chateau
has won the golden pool award 2008!
Vault de Lugny,
Piscine d’Or 2008 !
RESTAURANT
Our amazing Pool & Bar in the Medieval cave will be at 30° ! We add a Gastronomic touch at our restaurant but keep our Burgundian receipe....
At the chateau de Vault de lugny, the
restaurant and the grounds are exclusive for its residents.
Diners are served in the chateau´s vaulted dining room (Separates tables for all the guests and we do 2 sitting: the 1st sitting: 6.30-7.00pm or at the 2nd sitting: 9.00-9.30pm.) or during summer
months, diners can enjoy their meals outside.
At the Chateau de Vault de Lugny dining is always an
unusual experience.
The Menu features Regional specialities, served with seasonal
produce from the Chateau´s own garden and local farms.
The wine cellar boasts an exclusive selection of the Burgundy
vintages.
ABOUT AVALLON
This
fortified town is shielded behind its ancient ramparts, upon which you can
stroll. A medieval atmosphere still permeates Avallon, where you'll find
many 15th- and 16th-century houses. At the town gate on Grande Rue Aristide-Briand
is a clock tower from 1460. The Romanesque Eglise St-Lazare dates from the
12th century and has two interesting doorways. The church, open daily from
8am to 7pm, is said to have received the head of St. Lazarus in 1000, thus
turning Avallon into a pilgrimage site. Today, Avallon is visited mainly for
its fabulous food.
Recommended by JP Moser Hotel & Chateau Guide 2008
This
fortified town is shielded behind its ancient ramparts, upon which you can
stroll. A medieval atmosphere still permeates Avallon, where you'll find
many 15th- and 16th-century houses. At the town gate on Grande Rue Aristide-Briand
is a clock tower from 1460. The Romanesque Eglise St-Lazare dates from the
12th century and has two interesting doorways. The church, open daily from
8am to 7pm, is said to have received the head of St. Lazarus in 1000, thus
turning Avallon into a pilgrimage site. Today, Avallon is visited mainly for
its fabulous food.