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How do I get there?

The information you need to plan your journey

By train

Les Fontaines is 25 minutes by TER from Gare du Nord in Paris, which is the arrival station for the Eurostar as well as the RER services from  Roissy-Charles de Gaulle and Orly airports.
The nearest station to Les Fontaines is Chantilly/Gouvieux, a 5-minute cab ride from the estate. Train timetables are available on SNCF Connect.

By car

From the A1 motorway, if travelling from Paris, take exit 7 – Survilliers or, if travelling from Lille, exit 8 – Senlis, toward Chantilly. From Chantilly, head toward Gouvieux (D909), then enter the following address in your satnav: “67 route de Chantilly – 60270 Gouvieux”.
The estate provides 25 charging stations for electric vehicles.

By plane

Les Fontaines is located in : 

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Estate address

67 rue de Chantilly 60270 Gouvieux

Contact

+33 (0)3 44 62 93 00
contact@les-fontaines.com

Webapp

A digital assistant to optimize your experience

Our webapp is your digital companion for your stay on the estate. It has all the information you need about Les Fontaines:
  • General information about the site (maps of the different areas, our services, our history, our commitment to sustainable development)
  • Practical information on how to use our bedrooms, our meeting rooms, our wellness area, etc.
  • Weather forecasts and train timetables
  • Our satisfaction questionnaire
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Surroundings

An estate in the heart of a fascinating region

Chantilly, an exceptional town

The town of Chantilly has a rich historical heritage. Built around the château, it grew steadily in the 18th century. From the 19th century onwards, horse-riding contributed to the town's renown.

The Domaine de Chantilly, an exceptional site

Today, the château is home to the Musée Condé, France's leading museum (after the Louvre) for pre-1850 paintings. It comprises more than ten rooms and brings together more than 800 masterpieces of French, Italian, Flemish and English painting. Other attractions include the Musée du Cheval and 115 hectares of parks and gardens designed by André Le Nôtre, Louis XIV’s chief landscape gardener.

Equestrian pursuits, the soul of Chantilly

Chantilly is an exceptional place dedicated to horses, featuring:
the Chantilly racecourse, established in 1834, across 65 hectares opposite the Grandes Écuries (Great Stables), which hosts such prestigious events as the Grand Prix du Jockey-Club and the Prix de Diane; an intensive training center for more than 3,000 thoroughbred racehorses; the Polo Club, on a 205-hectare listed site, offering a variety of services to companies, including sponsorship opportunities, competitions, training, dressage and other events.

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