B&Bs in Crécy-la-Chapelle

The property was very modern in a beautiful location situated in a gated area, which included a brilliant swimming pool which our son loved.

Le Grand Barrios is a lovely old three story stone and brick home with historic roots firmly planted on the banks of the River Morin, a small tributary of the Marne. Originally a convent the Grand Barrios grew into its current form over the centuries. Our very large room on the second floor was formenry the living room. Furnished with antique furniture, its large windows overlook the back garden end the river. It has well equipped separate toilet and bath. On the ground level is a large living room, dining room and kitchen where Fred, the owner, a former chef, prepares delicious breakfast of homemade specialties and gourmet evening meals on request. Before dinner Fred and his associate Jean-Phillippe encourage his guests to gather in the living room for pre-dinner drinks and lively conversation. Free parking on site. Although the town of Crecy-la-Chapelle may at first glance, seem like another forgotten village along the way to Meaux, its hidden charms are worth exploring. Crecy-la-Chapelle's location on the river Morin fostered trade, craft, and the textile industry during the Middle Ages. In the 19th-century, the town inspired many Barbizon School painters who nicknamed it " Venice in Brie." You can take a pleasant walk from the town square to the river, past the remaining mills and church. Look for the small signs that help explain the little known history of the interesting old river town.

The room was very clean and cosy. The staff very friendly.

Céline was an amazing host, from the time we arrived until we left, she even give us a ride to the train station, everything was great and we looking for our next trip in this area to stay there again

Perfectly placed Peaceful and quiet Lovely lady who did everything to make us feel at home And it was like home Lovely house

Staying in Wonderland was more than a stay for us, it was an experience. The internal decoration gave us an endless stream of "easter eggs" to find: from quotes from the book, to small decorations spread throughout the place, to the utensils used for breakfast. Anastasia was an amazing host, the kids kept wanting to ask questions, and not only did she indulge them, when my daughter (who was reminded of an escape room by the design) asked if they have secret drawers we need to find, Anastasia thought about it for a second, and said maybe tomorrow there will be, and arranged an easter egg hunt for them (Which they never had before - they were excited). Breakfast was good, freshly made and with good products.