Tours
Activities
Places of interest
Where to eat
Where to sleep

Explore Chenehutte-treves-cunault: A Gem in Maine-et-Loire

Are you in charge of the destination?
Nestled in the heart of Maine-et-Loire, in the breathtakingly picturesque region of Pays de la Loire, Chenehutte-treves-cunault offers a wealth of activities for visitors seeking authenticity and tranquility. Stroll through alleyways lined with tuffeau stone houses, discover the region's fascinating history through its historical monuments, and enjoy nature walks along the Loire River.
Among the...
See more

Walking around Chenehutte-treves-cunault

See more suggestions
Stroll through the walking routes of Chenehutte-treves-cunault.
See more suggestions

What to do in Chenehutte-treves-cunault

See more suggestions
Activities for all tastes await you in Chenehutte-treves-cunault, book them today.
See more suggestions
Chambres d'hôtes Une nuit sur Loire
3.2 km

Chambres d'hôtes Une nuit sur Loire

Your choice of room: Loire side, wood side or view of the Tour de Trèves. This recently-built house is nestled in the middle of 6,000 m² of parkland, with a flower garden and a large wooded area, where you can catch glimpses of roe deer, hinds and other woodland inhabitants at dawn and dusk. On the terrace facing the Loire, you can watch all kinds of birds, migratory or otherwise, and in particular a family of swans that have made their home between Trèves and Cunault. Which room will you choose for your next stay? The 28 m² "Layon" room is on one level, with parquet flooring and a private terrace overlooking the woods. King-size bed that can be made into a twin. Additional single bed available on request. En-suite bath. Sleeps 2 to 3 people. The 20 m² "Aubance" room, also with parquet flooring, is on the ground floor and offers a view of the Loire. Sleeps 2 with king-size bed. Italian-style shower. The 25 m² "Bourgueil" room, located on the first floor, offers a view of the magnificent Tour de Trèves. It has a king-size bed and a sofa bed. Extra bed for 1 person available on request. Italian-style shower. Sleeps 2 to 4. All rooms have a fan and courtesy tray with kettle for enjoying a cup of tea or coffee. Private bathroom with hairdryer and toiletries. Ideally situated on the GR3 and La Loire à Vélo/Le Vélo Francette itineraries, on the banks of the royal river, between Angers and Saumur and a stone's throw from the superb Tour de Trèves. In the heart of the Petite Cité de Caractère of Chênehutte-Trèves-Cunault. Anne Rerat also offers a table d'hôtes, by prior arrangement. After a day of sightseeing (there's no shortage of things to do in the area!), or just relaxing in the lush greenery, Anne Rerat will be delighted to serve you a delicious meal made with local produce purchased locally.

14 rue de Beauregard Chênehutte-Trèves-Cunault 49350 GENNES-VAL-DE-LOIRE
Book from 25 €Book
Show

What to visit in Chenehutte-treves-cunault

See more suggestions
Visit the historical sites of Chenehutte-treves-cunault.
See more suggestions
Château-Musée de Saumur
8.5 km

Château-Musée de Saumur

René I of Anjou’s "Château of Love " on its "emerald rock", the Château de Saumur played host to kings and prisoners and is one of the greatest and last untouched remnants of princely architecture from the Valois dynasty in the Middle Ages. The château appeared in all its glory in the Très Riches Heures du duc de Berry illumination and has had a turbulent past, narrowly avoiding demolition. The 11th century Romanesque tower was surrounded by four round towers before it was levelled off. Louis I of Anjou decided to transform the château into a palace. In the 15 century, his son, Louis II, made it look how you see it now. King René’s spirit may linger but, for a century after his death, it was left empty until the protestant Duplessis-Mornay moved in in 1589. Dark times came after the governor was forced into exile following Henri IV’s assassination. The château was pillaged by Louis XIII’s soldiers and saved from demolition by Napoleon I who turned it into a state prison. Saumur Council bought it in 1906 to restore it to house the municipal museum, approved by Musée de France, displaying notably Count Charles Lair’s collection. The first floor of the castle houses an exceptional collection of decorative arts including furniture, tapestries and ceramics from the 14th to the 18th century. As an international horse riding capital, Saumur collects harness equipment from Antiquity to the early 20th century. A selection from the Horse collection (saddles, bits, stirrups) is on display in the former abbey.

Esplanade Hubert Landais 49400 Saumur
Book from 0 €Book
Show

Where to eat in Chenehutte-treves-cunault

See more suggestions
Savor culinary specialties in Chenehutte-treves-cunault.
See more suggestions

Where to sleep in Chenehutte-treves-cunault

See more suggestions
Discover popular accommodations in Chenehutte-treves-cunault.
See more suggestions
Caution!
We have no information on the difficulty of this circuit. You may encounter some surprises along the way. Before you go, please feel free to inquire more and take all necessary precautions. Have a good trip! 🌳🥾