In the sleepy village of Sully hides Château de Sully, a picturesque estate that has been around since the 17th century. It had even played a role in World War 2. Boasting a beautiful country house surrounded by lush and well-maintained gardens, this historic hotel's classical features remain intact. The tower, for example, looks very much as it probably did during the time of the French monarchy. The rooms and interior halls might be modern, but they still bear the masonry and stonework that had withstood the centuries.

Design and Architecture
Since the chateau was first built in the 17th century, it's no surprise the architecture was influenced by the Renaissance Era. The exteriors depict a proud opulence without needing to be ostentatious. In contrast, the interiors are quite modern and mainly use contemporary decor and fixtures. The two eras blend together, however, such as how rooms are given modern furnishings and decor, yet there can be a chandelier that's a nod to the time of the aristocracy.

Let the culinarians of Le 1720 take you on an amazing gastronomic journey through French and Norman delicacies. Chef Victor Vrignaud takes the lead role here, making the most of Normandy's exquisite ingredients and seasonal prize catches. The dining areas are available as two separate banquet rooms , and an outdoor terrace area best suited for lazy afternoons during the warmer months.

The beautiful town of Bayeux is a wonderful choice for your destination wedding, especially if you're planning to have your matrimonial ceremony in Cathédrale Notre-Dame de Bayeux. But for your wedding reception , the teams of Château de Sully will be happy to support you. Apart from christenings and birthdays, Le 1720 can also handle the catering for your reception. To ensure arrangements are made as desired, contact the management through email or phone.

Cultural and Outdoor Experiences

Château de Sully makes an excellent base point for experiencing the many wonders of Normandy, especially with the bustling town of Bayeux situated nearby and rich with history. The commune is famous for the eponymous Bayeux Tapestry, a recognized UNESCO Memory of the World for depicting history and life during William the Conqueror's time. Another famed landmark is the Notre Dame de Bayeux Cathedral, which has been around for nearly a millennium. Normandy is also famous for its beaches and scenic coastlines, in addition to their historic significance, especially in World War 2. While in between your culture trips, you can unwind at the hotel by trying out some horseback rides or relaxing beside the heated indoor pool.

Other Celebrations

If your trip coincides with or is meant to celebrate a special day, you can make arrangements with the management for a private affair. The on-site restaurant Le 1720 offers special packages for events including birthdays, christenings, and weddings.