Domaine de Bersaillin

Looking for a few days off with your partner, family or friends?
Then why not set down your bags in the heart of the Jura, at the Domaine de Bersaillin!

This small, charming, family-run hotel can accommodate thirty-two people and offers eight spacious, comfortably furnished rooms sleeping from 2 to 8 people.

The estate is the former farm of the Château de Bersaillin, dating from the 18th century. It is set in the heart of a vast 9,000 m2 park, where you will also find a number of animals and a heated swimming pool for a refreshing dip in the summer.

The history of the estate is closely linked to that of the château.
You are in fact in the former outbuildings of the château.
Château de Bersaillin was built in the 14th century. It was transformed by Adrien de Vaudrey and his wife Anne de Vuillafans in the early 16th century. In 1585, Philippe Froissard, a lawyer and member of the Dole parliament, bought the castle and its grounds, acquiring the title of Marquis of Bersaillin. The Froissard family had a wing built to link the keep to the main body of the castle. Through marriage, the building became the property of the Villeneuve Bargemont family on the death of the Marquis de Froissard in 1930. The building reflects the various stages in its construction. Two main buildings surround an inner courtyard: the oldest, flanked by two corner towers, overlooks the courtyard through a gallery of arcades opened in the 16th century. Punctuated by buttresses, the angled wing stretches as far as the round tower of the old keep. The eighteenth-century main building has two storeys, a ground floor and a first floor with six mullioned windows. To the right of the porch, the Gothic chapel with its Renaissance bell tower...

The following elements are protected under French heritage legislation: 16th and 18th century main building. 16th-century chapel and gatehouse. North gate and outbuildings from the 19th century (fountain and wash-house built in 1825 to plans by Dufour).

The estate includes the servants' quarters, the stables, the stable, the pigsty (in ruins), the cowherd's house, the woodshed, the well and the wash-house.

With its magnificent vaulted hall and indoor and outdoor annexes, the entire estate is ideal for all kinds of events: weddings, seminars, retirements, birthdays, etc.