Château Mont-Royal

Château Mont-Royal is a Louis XVI style château in La Chapelle-en-Serval featuring classical French architecture with symmetrical proportions, tall windows, and finely dressed stone facades across multiple levels. The building displays the refined proportions and decorative details typical of 18th century noble residences.

Architect Guillaume Tronchet designed this country estate during an era when French nobility sought rural retreats away from urban centers. The château emerged at a time when such rural properties reflected both personal taste and the prosperity of the French elite.

The property reflects French hospitality traditions through its operation as an InterContinental hotel where guests dine on regional cuisine. This blend of classical elegance and local food culture shapes the visitor experience throughout the grounds.

The property sits near Charles de Gaulle Airport, making arrival and departure convenient while remaining in a quiet rural setting. Guests can access modern facilities including an indoor pool, spa services, and tennis courts throughout the grounds.

The château merges the splendor of a historic residence with contemporary hotel services while preserving its original architectural character. This fusion allows visitors to experience classical refinement alongside modern comfort in the same setting.