Chenonceaux Holiday Packages

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It doesn't get any easier than one of our hotel and flight packages.

This way, you'll have extra spending money for shopping and sightseeing in Chenonceaux.

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Some of the most attractive deals on the market are on Wotif. So request your annual leave, grab your passport and get moving!

Chenonceaux Accommodation

You're sure to find just what you've been looking for with Wotif. We're here to help you get a fantastic deal at any one of the 19 accommodations in Chenonceaux.

Luxury and style — if words like these are music to your ears, then booking a room at the Le Choiseul (36 quai Charles Guinot) or the Château de Pray (Rue du Cèdre) is a must. If you'd rather spend your dollars on fun days out and awesome adventures, why not have a squiz at the Château des Arpentis (Les Arpentis - D31) and the Chateau de Chissay (1-3 Place Paul Boncour)? They're a couple of comfy, affordable options that are highly recommended.

Car Hire in Chenonceaux

A short taxi trip from Tours - Loire Valley Airport will bring you to either Europcar (194 Avenue Maginot) or Avis (Za Nr1 Le Papillon). Whichever you decide on, we're sure you'll find the perfect set of wheels for you.

Holidays to Chenonceaux

Don't be that visitor wandering aimlessly around Chenonceaux with a bewildered look on your face. Get to know a few details about this exciting destination before you get in that taxi.

Chenonceaux is an easy commute from a couple of noteworthy cities. Amboise is 11 kilometres to the northwest, while Loches is 25 kilometres away to the south.

If you're holidaying with the kiddos and they're starting to get a bit twitchy, why not test their general knowledge to see if they know what the population of this part of Indre-et-Loire is? (It's about 300 in case you were wondering yourself.)