Min Stay 2 nights
Tucked into the wooded hills of Normandy’s Pays d’Auge, Château d’Hébertot is a 17th-century estate surrounded by deep moats, ancient avenues, and spring-fed streams. The château stands on the grounds of a former manor once visited by William the Conqueror, Richard the Lionheart, and John Lackland. Built over three centuries, the estate reflects a layered history—expanded in the 18th century by the d’Aguessau family and later restored by industrialist Adrien Gillotin.
During World War II, the château served as a German headquarters and was transformed into a British field hospital following the D-Day landings. Today, the château offers exclusive use for weddings and private events in an authentic French setting. With landscaped gardens, formal terraces, and sweeping parkland, the estate can host up to 250 guests outdoors. Nearby, Deauville, Honfleur, and Cabourg are within 15 to 30 minutes, making it both an accessible and remarkable destination for a wedding immersed in history.
Accommodation:
Château d’Hébertot accommodates 16 overnight guests in eight ensuite double bedrooms arranged across two upper floors. Four suites on the first floor feature desks and garden views, while the second floor includes four additional bedrooms and a playroom for children. Shared living spaces include a vaulted entrance hall, a formal dining room seating 22, and a cosy red salon ideal for after-dinner conversation. A country kitchen is staffed by two cooks who introduce guests to traditional Norman cuisine. A library, TV lounge, and a private cinema with its own bar complete the experience of comfort and heritage.
Amenities:
Outdoors, the château’s estate is defined by tree-lined walkways, moats, waterfalls, and woodland. A heated pool lies across a small river, offering a secluded retreat within the grounds. A private tennis court, expansive lawns, and structured gardens provide ample room for celebrations, outdoor ceremonies, or receptions. The estate’s 1100m² of interior space and surrounding parkland ensure a setting of rare scale, privacy, and historical depth for weddings and multi-day stays.
From Paris: Château d’Hébertot can be reached in approximately two hours by car via the A13. Alternatively, a train from Paris to Lisieux takes just over 1.5 hours, followed by a 20-minute car transfer to the estate.
From London: The fastest route includes the Eurostar to Paris Gare du Nord, connecting to Lisieux by train. Total travel time is around five and a half hours. Deauville-Normandie Airport, located about 30 minutes from the château, also offers direct access for international guests.
The estate’s privacy and range of facilities make it a fitting location for more than weddings. Château d’Hébertot hosts private celebrations such as baptisms, bar mitzvahs, communions, and anniversaries, as well as corporate retreats and business events. The cinema room and large dining spaces serve as ideal settings for presentations or multi-day executive meetings.
The extensive grounds are also well-suited to team-building activities and family gatherings. Guests benefit from a combination of historical character and functional outdoor space, making the château a versatile venue for hosting memorable, large-scale occasions amid the natural beauty and architectural heritage of Normandy.
Min Stay 2 nights
Up to 250 guests
Sleeps up to 16 guests
In-house Chef
Swimming Pool
LGBT Friendly
Wifi Available
Château d’Hébertot offers exclusive private hire of its grand moated estate for multi-day wedding celebrations. This historic venue provides both privacy and scale, accommodating up to 250 guests for outdoor events, with overnight lodging for up to 16 guests in eight ensuite bedrooms. Each booking includes full access to the château and its extensive grounds.
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Château d’Hébertot stands out for its historical depth, architectural grandeur, and expansive outdoor capacity. Surrounded by deep moats, waterfalls, fir groves, and ancient tree-lined avenues, the estate offers a striking setting rooted in 17th-century French heritage. Its connection to royal figures such as William the Conqueror and Richard the Lionheart adds further historical significance.
The estate can host up to 250 guests for outdoor events such as wedding ceremonies and receptions. For more intimate gatherings or use of indoor reception spaces, the château is best suited to small-scale events. Overnight accommodation is available for 16 guests in eight ensuite bedrooms.
Château d’Hébertot provides overnight accommodation for up to 16 guests across eight double ensuite bedrooms, distributed over two upper floors. The interior spaces also include a red salon, a vaulted library, a cinema room with bar, and a dining room that seats 22 — ideal for multi-day stays with family and close friends.
The estate includes a heated outdoor swimming pool, a private tennis court, formal dining areas, a library, cinema room, and a large kitchen staffed by cooks who specialise in regional Norman cuisine. The extensive parklands and private river crossings also create multiple settings for outdoor ceremonies and receptions.
Château d’Hébertot is conveniently located around two hours from Paris by car, or via train to Lisieux with a short transfer. From London, the journey includes Eurostar to Paris and a connecting train to Lisieux, totalling around 5.5 hours. Deauville-Normandie Airport is also just 30 minutes away by car.
Yes. In addition to weddings, the château welcomes baptisms, communions, bar mitzvahs, anniversaries, and corporate events such as seminars and executive retreats. The private cinema, formal dining areas, and extensive outdoor grounds provide versatile space for both private and professional gatherings.
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