General & History

Located on the banks of the River Bocq, three kilometres from the town of Ciney, this recently renovated and extremely well appointed castle was once the home of the Bishops of Luik. It dates back to the 12th century and remained in ecclesiastical hands until the 17th. Being only a short drive from Calais and Brussels, and sleeping up to 35, it is today, the perfect venue for family holidays, reunions and celebrations.

Its ten hectares of grounds include an extensive park with century old trees and its lake and woods are perfect for fishing, canoeing and swimming, walking and cycling trips. The chateau itself consists of 750 m² of accommodation made up of the main building and two wings that surround the courtyard. Almost all of the bedrooms are en suite and there are numerous reception rooms of various sizes including five very large rooms that can be used for parties, conferences and dining.