I chose this B&B based on trip advisor and warned my wife that it might be a little "different". It was a little hard to find and further from Chantilly than I thought, but we were going from Chateau Chantilly to CDG airport so the location was still perfect. First the positives: lovely home on a working horse boarding and... More

In the past 4 years we've spend several short holidays at domaine de cyclone. We fell in love with the place. But last spring/summer, we were disappointed. Everyone will notice the lack of serious care for this beautiful place. Look at the childrens playgrounds: everything is old, ugly, broken and unsafe. If we would have had kids, we won't allow... More

This place is amazing! The house is made up of three parts - the old ruined tower, where Joan of Arc is said to have slept, the middle part of the house dating from the 17th century and the end wing which was added in the 18th century (assuming I understood Mme correctly!) The house is a treasure trove, with... More

The review by M. Gavzzzi is dead on. This is a very special place, but most definitely not for everyone. It is a miracle that it exists a mere 25 miles from CDG. Spoiled tourists need not apply--but those who love la France profonde will not want to leave. You need a good bit of French, although Mme. P has... More

The Domaine de Cyclone is a horse centre/chateau-mansion/B&B which on our recent July stay was for us one of the most authentic places we have ever encountered on our travels. Firstly, it is run single-handedly by Madame Petitot, a quiet spoken, enthusiastic woman who absolutely loves her home which she has been restoring for decades. (It was badly damaged both... More