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Tucked away in the beautiful Normandy countryside, the Château du Baffy is the perfect place for a relaxing and peaceful getaway. Ideally located –you will find us just 20 minutes from the spectacular beaches of Courseulles, and conveniently only 35 minutes from the ferry port of Ouistreham, Caen.
Our 17th-century Château du Baffy is full of history and character, and has a range of room types to choose from. The adjacent Villa Mathilde, once the stable block, offers even more accommodation options and boasts its own terrace. And for something truly special, check out our Woodland Village; individual pods, each with their own ensuite facilities, nestled among the trees in a quiet corner of the gardens.
At Château du Baffy, we’re proud to offer three unique accommodation options, all nestled within our expansive and tranquil private estate.
Experience the charm of our 17th-century Château, blending historic character with modern comfort. Nearby, Villa Mathilde offers a relaxed, intimate setting – perfect for families and groups. For a nature-inspired stay, our new Woodland Village features stylish pods, each with ensuite facilities. Nestled in peaceful woods, and boasting its own picnic area, the Woodland Village combines rustic appeal with modern comforts.
With so much choice and variety, Château du Baffy offers something for everyone. Click to explore our accommodation options and start planning your perfect Normandy getaway today.
Villa Mathilde is a charming, self-contained retreat just steps from the main Château. It features 18 en-suite bedrooms, its own dining and breakfast area, a TV/film room, and a private courtyard perfect for outdoor games and relaxing with friends or family.
Our elegant 17th-century Château du Baffy is full of character and history, and features 19 ensuite bedrooms in a variety of styles. It also has its own restaurant, as well as an inviting lounge bar and terrace overlooking the beautiful gardens.
Two years in development, our unique Woodland Village comprises 13 individual Pods, nestled within a tranquil woodland setting. The Village is just 50 meters from the main Chateau building, and each Pod has its own ensuite facilities.
Well placed for travel from or to the UK. Ideal for historic visits, beach days or excellent excursions
The estate features beautifully lawned gardens, set within three acres of mature woodland
Our chateau boasts its own restaurant, lounge bar, cinema room and activities hall, with table tennis
Experienced on-site team, which includes our long standing French Head Chef Thierry
Ideally positioned between the seaside resort of Courseulles, and the medieval town of Bayeux
Three types of accommodation with comfortable bedrooms with en-suite facilities
Discover the charm and character of our wonderful Château du Baffy and surrounding estate. From elegant interiors to tranquil gardens and woodland views, our gallery will give you a glimpse of what we can offer.
Your catering needs are in the accomplished hands of our dedicated French chef, Thierry. Thierry trained under the head chef for President François Mitterrand, and is also a specialist pâtissier chef, meaning all aspects of your menu are taken care of with expert attention to detail.
Please note that our Château restaurant operates seasonally and may not be open at all times. We recommend checking its availability before booking your stay. If it’s closed during your visit, we’ll be happy to suggest excellent local restaurants nearby.
Your catering needs are in the accomplished hands of our dedicated French chef, Thierry. Thierry trained under the head chef for President François Mitterrand, and is also a specialist pâtissier chef, meaning all aspects of your menu are taken care of with expert attention to detail.
Please note that our Château restaurant operates seasonally and may not be open at all times. We recommend checking its availability before your booking or stay. If it’s closed during your visit, we’ll be happy to suggest excellent local restaurants nearby.
The historic Château du Baffy is an ideal venue choice for a corporate hospitality event with a difference in Normandy. The Chateau can be partially booked, or booked exclusively for your event, whether that be a conference, training course, exhibition or celebration.
Normandy is a region of stunning beauty; from historic landmarks and beautiful beaches to expansive countryside and traditional farming, the area offers something for everyone.
The historic Château du Baffy is an ideal venue choice for a corporate hospitality event with a difference in Normandy. The Chateau can be partially booked, or booked exclusively for your event, whether that be a conference, training course, exhibition or celebration.
Normandy is a region of stunning beauty; from historic landmarks and beautiful beaches to expansive countryside and traditional farming, the area offers something for everyone.
The Château is perfectly situated for our guests to be able to explore all the area has to offer. You are right on the doorstep of Bayeux and the D-Day Landing beaches which are only twenty minutes drive from the picturesque seaside town of Courseulles-sur-Mer with its harbour and sandy beaches. It’s the perfect base for groups to enjoy the many excursions and educational experiences on offer in this historical area.
The Chateau is perfectly situated for our guests to be able to explore all the area has to offer. You are right on the doorstep of Bayeux and the D-Day Landing beaches which are only twenty minutes drive from the picturesque seaside town of Courseulles-sur-Mer with its harbour and sandy beaches. It’s the perfect base for groups to enjoy the many excursions and educational experiences on offer in this historical area.
The Château is just a 20 minute drive from the beach at Courseulles-sur-Mer. A bustling seaside town, with a variety of shops, restaurants, cafes, bars, and plenty of sports facilities like tennis courts, a sailing school, horse riding, a football stadium and a heated outdoor pool (summer only). It boasts beautiful views down the coast of the famous Landing beaches and is home to the Juno Beach Centre, overlooking Juno Beach, a museum dedicated to the contribution of the Canadians during the War.
Bayeux, known for the Bayeux Tapestry (closed for renovation Sept 2025–Spring 2027), offers medieval streets, a Gothic cathedral, and access to nearby D-Day beaches. Caen, steeped in history and linked to William the Conqueror, features Caen Castle, historic abbeys, museums, markets, and access to D-Day sites. Crèully, between Bayeux and Caen, has the medieval Château de Crèully, once a BBC base post-D-Day, surrounded by peaceful countryside and close to historic sites.
The British Normandy Memorial in Ver-sur-Mer honors 22,442 British and Commonwealth soldiers who died during D-Day and the Battle of Normandy. Opened in 2021, it features a bronze statue and 160 stone columns with names of the fallen overlooking Gold Beach. Nearby, the Winston Churchill Centre, opened in 2024, provides an interactive educational experience to help visitors, especially students, learn about the sacrifices made and keep their legacy alive.
The Chateau is just a 20 minute drive from the beach at Courseulles-sur-Mer. A bustling seaside town, with a variety of shops, restaurants, cafes, bars, and plenty of sports facilities like tennis courts, a sailing school, horse riding, a football stadium and a heated outdoor pool (summer only). It boasts beautiful views down the coast of the famous Landing beaches and is home to the Juno Beach Centre, overlooking Juno Beach, a museum dedicated to the contribution of the Canadians during the War.
Bayeux, known for the Bayeux Tapestry (closed for renovation Sept 2025–Spring 2027), offers medieval streets, a Gothic cathedral, and access to nearby D-Day beaches. Caen, steeped in history and linked to William the Conqueror, features Caen Castle, historic abbeys, museums, markets, and access to D-Day sites. Crèully, between Bayeux and Caen, has the medieval Château de Crèully, once a BBC base post-D-Day, surrounded by peaceful countryside and close to historic sites.
The British Normandy Memorial in Ver-sur-Mer honors 22,442 British and Commonwealth soldiers who died during D-Day and the Battle of Normandy. Opened in 2021, it features a bronze statue and 160 stone columns with names of the fallen overlooking Gold Beach. Nearby, the Winston Churchill Centre, opened in 2024, provides an interactive educational experience to help visitors, especially students, learn about the sacrifices made and keep their legacy alive.
Normandy is made up of five diverse counties, each offering a rich mix of history, culture, and flavour. The varied landscapes are complemented by a dramatic coastline stretching from the cliffs and beaches of Seine Maritime to the wild Cotentin shore and the iconic Mont Saint Michel, a World Heritage Site known for its vast tidal range.
From coast to countryside, Normandy is perfect for outdoor adventures, scenic parks, rivers, beaches, and historical landmarks. Discover Caen’s medieval heritage, wander Rouen’s Gothic streets, explore Falaise, birthplace of William the Conqueror and relax in the seaside elegance of Deauville. Enjoy regional flavours at a Calvados distillery, cider house, Caramel Factory, and Goats Cheese Farm or connect with its maritime past at Maison de la Mer.
Families will find plenty to do, from animal encounters at Alligator Bay, Champrepus Zoo, Zoo de Jurques, and Parc Zoologique de Cerza, to thrills at Festyland. La Cité de la Mer and Ludiver offers fun, educational experiences, while younger kids will love the magical Elves Forest and Le Village Enchanté de Bellefontaine.
For full-day excursions, visit Villedieu-les-Poêles to see the Bell Foundry and Copper Workshop before heading to Mont Saint Michel, known as the eighth wonder of the world.
Normandy is made up of five diverse counties, each offering a rich mix of history, culture, and flavour. The varied landscapes are complemented by a dramatic coastline stretching from the cliffs and beaches of Seine Maritime to the wild Cotentin shore and the iconic Mont Saint Michel, a World Heritage Site known for its vast tidal range.
From coast to countryside, Normandy is perfect for outdoor adventures, scenic parks, rivers, beaches, and historical landmarks. Discover Caen’s medieval heritage, wander Rouen’s Gothic streets, explore Falaise, birthplace of William the Conqueror and relax in the seaside elegance of Deauville. Enjoy regional flavours at a Calvados distillery, cider house, Caramel Factory, and Goats Cheese Farm or connect with its maritime past at Maison de la Mer.
Families will find plenty to do, from animal encounters at Alligator Bay, Champrepus Zoo, Zoo de Jurques, and Parc Zoologique de Cerza, to thrills at Festyland. La Cité de la Mer and Ludiver offers fun, educational experiences, while younger kids will love the magical Elves Forest and Le Village Enchanté de Bellefontaine.
For full-day excursions, visit Villedieu-les-Poêles to see the Bell Foundry and Copper Workshop before heading to Mont Saint Michel, known as the eighth wonder of the world.
There are 34 golf courses in Normandy, 12 of them enjoying sea views, and several of them boast a long history having been founded nearly a century ago. The majority of the courses have been designed by renowned British or American course designers and have improved to offer perfect golfing experiences. Deauville is well known for its luxury courses whilst those further along the coast of Seine Maritime are more traditional and scenic. All of the courses are open to non-members. Click the courses below to find out more.
There are 34 golf courses in Normandy, 12 of them enjoying sea views, and several of them boast a long history having been founded nearly a century ago. The majority of the courses have been designed by renowned British or American course designers and have improved to offer perfect golfing experiences. Deauville is well known for its luxury courses whilst those further along the coast of Seine Maritime are more traditional and scenic. All of the courses are open to non-members. Click the courses below to find out more.
Originally a mill driven by the Seulles River, the Château du Baffy was built around 1735, with extensions added in the late 19th and early 20th Century. The mill was dismantled in 1840, but some remains are is still visible. In the 1960s the Château was converted into a hotel.
During the Second World War the the Château’s owners were the Vignerol family who all refused to depart when the Germans overran the area using our fine manor house as headquarters.
Our Château experienced an incredible journey during WWII. “During the war the hamlet of Colombiers-sur-Seulles and those surrounding it, were occupied by the Germans. However in June 1944, Colombiers was liberated. Germans who had been using the château, and hiding in the parks and areas in the lawns, fled the scene, and so those who lived in the chateau celebrated with the soldiers.”
– Translated from the diary of a local resident.
Originally a mill driven by the Seulles River, the Château du Baffy was built around 1735, with extensions added in the late 19th and early 20th Century. The mill was dismantled in 1840, but some remains are is still visible. In the 1960s the Château was converted into a hotel.
During the Second World War the the Château’s owners were the Vignerol family who all refused to depart when the Germans overran the area using our fine manor house as headquarters.
Our Château experienced an incredible journey during WWII. “During the war the hamlet of Colombiers-sur-Seulles and those surrounding it, were occupied by the Germans. However in June 1944, Colombiers was liberated. Germans who had been using the château, and hiding in the parks and areas in the lawns, fled the scene, and so those who lived in the chateau celebrated with the soldiers.”
– Translated from the diary of a local resident.
Standard Rate bookings will require a non refundable deposit and will be liable for full charge if cancelled two days prior to arrival.
Please note that Taxe de sejour is calculated at €0.20 per person, per night for all guests above the age of 18. This is in addition to the above rates and will be added to final bill.
Continental breakfast is available every morning, this is priced from €7 per adult and €5 per child (12 years and under) if not already included in your room price.
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Property Details: Château du Baffy, 2 rue du bout de bas, 14480 Colombiers-sur-Seulles
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