Weekly bookings only
Minimum stay of 7 nights, except during low and mid season ( September to May) when shorter stays of 4, 5, 6 nights are available.
Capacity: up to 15 guests
8 refined bedrooms, each with its own private bathroom.
An exceptional stay on an estate steeped in history
Welcome to Château de Servigny, a hidden gem nestled in the heart of the Cotentin Peninsula. This exceptional estate invites you to enjoy a refined escape where nature, heritage and the French art of living come together in perfect harmony.
With its eight elegant bedrooms and magnificent reception rooms, the château welcomes you to a peaceful retreat set within seven hectares of private parkland. Unwind by the heated outdoor swimming pool (open from May to September), enjoy a game on the private tennis court, or explore the beautiful Norman countryside by bicycle.
Treat yourself to the rare privilege of experiencing life in an exceptional French château.
Sleep where history was written.
Owned by the same family for over 300 years, the Castle is a living memory. From its Gallo-Roman origins to its central role during the Second World War, each stone tells a page from the past.
Our customers
Having the privilege of spending a week at Chateau Servigny was like reaching in to rewind the clock. Of course the emotional military history of the location of this place took center stage, but not far behind was the splendid experience of such an authentic stately home. Most luxury travel these days centers around the ultra luxuries of pleasure seekers, void of real lasting meaning. For those who rent Chateau Servigny, you will experience history, luxury and an authentic experience all at once. Despite my meticulously planned itinerary to explore the region, we scrapped three days of outings just to stay home and enjoy this estate. We were a family group of 7 expanding to 12 for part of the week. Our initial impression was shaped by the lovely Housekeeper Virginie who will win you over with her first smile. She made us feel at home (in a castle?), in a castle. She is kind, attentive and discrete. I would return just to meet her again!
My father fled a large family estate in eastern Germany shortly after WWII, and my mother's family came to the US from Poland. I've lived, studied and worked abroad and I humbly say I know Europe compared to the US. Please stay here! It's an opportunity few will ever have. This is a once-in-a-lifetime experience to stay in a stately French home handed down (through the matriarchs) for centuries. However, it felt like a lovely stay at the home of a friend who kindly opened their property to us. Treasure it and enjoy it. You will not meet it's equal.
As for the details, the cleanliness was unmatched. The amenities are thoughtful and plentiful. The towels in the modern bathrooms are fluffy (remember you are in France and need to adapt to bathtubs and a hook on the wall for your shower - no curtain!), wonderfully soft linens, every kitchen convenience you may need. We quickly fell into the pleasant morning routine of driving (4 minutes) into town for fresh pastries and other items from the bakery for our breakfast. Our group included children who enjoyed the pool, tennis court and fantastic gardens to explore. We enjoyed relaxing at cocktail hour in the beautiful salons, sometimes playing games all together, enjoying the gorgeous chess board and musing at the paintings and artifacts and exploring whimsical stairways and peaceful views from throughout the chateau. We enjoyed the village of Valogne where we found the most kind residents eager to help us navigate our surroundings. Virginie arranged reservations for our large group at several lovely restaurants for dinners. How amazing to relax in the evening knowing your children are not on their screens but out in the "game room" (in quotes because it was originally part of the horses quarters if I have that right) playing ping pong, foosball, tag, and generally being children. How quickly you can settle into this life! I wish we had booked 2 weeks.
Everything was perfect! Okay maybe I would add another couple of showers for my spoiled American taste... but that's all! I will forever treasure our stay at Chateau Servigny. Thank you to the owners, caretakers, and all who make this experience possible.
My father fled a large family estate in eastern Germany shortly after WWII, and my mother's family came to the US from Poland. I've lived, studied and worked abroad and I humbly say I know Europe compared to the US. Please stay here! It's an opportunity few will ever have. This is a once-in-a-lifetime experience to stay in a stately French home handed down (through the matriarchs) for centuries. However, it felt like a lovely stay at the home of a friend who kindly opened their property to us. Treasure it and enjoy it. You will not meet it's equal.
As for the details, the cleanliness was unmatched. The amenities are thoughtful and plentiful. The towels in the modern bathrooms are fluffy (remember you are in France and need to adapt to bathtubs and a hook on the wall for your shower - no curtain!), wonderfully soft linens, every kitchen convenience you may need. We quickly fell into the pleasant morning routine of driving (4 minutes) into town for fresh pastries and other items from the bakery for our breakfast. Our group included children who enjoyed the pool, tennis court and fantastic gardens to explore. We enjoyed relaxing at cocktail hour in the beautiful salons, sometimes playing games all together, enjoying the gorgeous chess board and musing at the paintings and artifacts and exploring whimsical stairways and peaceful views from throughout the chateau. We enjoyed the village of Valogne where we found the most kind residents eager to help us navigate our surroundings. Virginie arranged reservations for our large group at several lovely restaurants for dinners. How amazing to relax in the evening knowing your children are not on their screens but out in the "game room" (in quotes because it was originally part of the horses quarters if I have that right) playing ping pong, foosball, tag, and generally being children. How quickly you can settle into this life! I wish we had booked 2 weeks.
Everything was perfect! Okay maybe I would add another couple of showers for my spoiled American taste... but that's all! I will forever treasure our stay at Chateau Servigny. Thank you to the owners, caretakers, and all who make this experience possible.
Staying at the Chateau was a truly memorable experience, a once in a lifetime opportunity to not only visit a beautiful property but to learn about the important history of D'Day. The location, grounds and home was immaculate with a very friendly team. Would highly recommend to anyone thinking about staying.
Our whole experience at the chateau was superb! The chateau is perfectly located for day-trips to some of Normandy's highlights. Our group of ten was comfortable and got to enjoy the pool and game room, as well. Arnaud even arranged a private dinner at the chateau which was delicious.
Absolutely would stay at Arnaud's place again, and recommend everyone else does as well.
Absolutely would stay at Arnaud's place again, and recommend everyone else does as well.
Our stay at the Chateau exceeded all our expectations. Our host, Arnaud, greeted us upon our arrival and gave us a personal tour of the chateau and the estate grounds. We were all impressed by the splendor of the chateau, its furnishings, its accommodations, and most of all the history. We had ten in our group, and the eight bedrooms worked out perfectly. The chateau's historical connection to Gen. Collins, who led the Utah Beach forces on D-Day was a special treat for all of us as we were in Normandy studying the D-Day Landings and the battles that followed thru the summer of 1944. To be saying in such a historical place while we learned of the whole campaign was truly memorable. We were especially grateful for your housekeeper, Francoise, who kept the entire chateau looking perfect despite our untidiness. Your chef, Gwenaelle, with her delightful meals, was a smashing success for all of us. Our stay was most enjoyable.
