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The château belonged to Napoleon I and was one of his regular residences before returning to Joséphine de Beauharnais, his first wife, following their divorce. It subsequently had several owners, including Queen Maria Christina of Spain and Napoleon III, before being donated to the French state in 1904. The château and its grounds are listed as Historic Monuments.

This castle is also a 4 star hotel.

Very pretty hunting lodge, transformed into a castle for Louis XIV for almost 10 years. For 3 years, it has become a very pleasant hotel restaurant, especially for its Sunday brunches. You can access it by bike or car - You can pass there during a mountain bike hike in the forest of St Germain

Considered a masterpiece of 17th century civil architecture.

Magnificent Château that lives up to the quality of its wine.

Very beautiful castle recently renovated, with large green park overlooking the forest of Saint Germain en Laye and view of Paris and La Défense.

Very nice castle despite complicated access due to heavy traffic and work around.

Built between 1640 and 1650 for René de Longueil, the Château de Maisons is a modern château for the time in which classical and baroque aesthetics blend. This is the first large “open” castle with its central vestibule and open staircase. Designed to receive the King after the hunt, the Château de Maisons was completed in 1651. It wonderfully embodies the spirit of its time. Symmetry, majesty, balance of forms, elegance of the roofs: it is a true model which prefigures classical art...