Château de Sarceaux near Alençon

Château de Sarceaux is an 18th-century former hunting lodge in Alençon-Valframbert, north of Alençon in Normandy. The historic residence now provides small-scale guest accommodation, with rooms in the main house and its outbuildings.

Rooms and interiors

Four guest rooms occupy the main residence. A fifth is in the outbuildings, where the Maison d’Ecouves has been converted for accommodation. The directory entry describes a classical interior scheme based on period furniture and carefully chosen fabrics, retaining the character of the house while providing modern guest comfort.

Breakfast, dinner and shared spaces

Breakfast is described as included with a stay. Dinner may also be served for an additional charge, with meals taken in the Quatrebarbes drawing room, the dining room or on the terrace. As dining arrangements can change, guests should ask the property about current availability and conditions before booking.

The château’s park is open to residents during their stay and offers space for a walk or a quiet break outdoors. It forms part of the setting of the former hunting lodge rather than a separate visitor attraction.

Location and practical details

The property is at Château de Sarceaux, 61250 Alençon-Valframbert. Its position north of Alençon places it outside the town-centre setting of many local hotels. The accommodation has only five rooms as described in the directory entry, so travellers should confirm current room arrangements, meal options and booking conditions directly with the property. Historic prices have not been reproduced here because they may no longer apply.