When a hotel manages to make it to the Condé Nast Traveler Gold List 2024, you can assume that it is good. That's why we're kicking off with Domaine des Etangs in Massignac. The chateau was built in the 13th century by knights of Chasteignier de La Roche-Posay (not related, perhaps the view is beauty just in the name). You can spend the night in the castle or one of the cottages on the site, but during the day you will probably be too busy to stay in your room. With playing tennis on the floating tennis court, exercising in a greenhouse, relaxing in the spa, rowing on the lake and exploring the area. Fortunately, you don't have to cook, they do that for you in the restaurant. If you prefer it on your own dining room they are happy to bring it to you.

Domaine des Etangs

Op tour d'amour with the whole family without the baguettes flying over the table? But yesParis with kids is simply possible. Provided you sleep well, because without a good night's sleep the challenge becomes a lot greater. Bréguet House has several duplex rooms so you are always close to each other but still your own space have. And that in the 11th arrondissement of Paris. The restaurant does not have a standard children's menu, but the chef is usually happy to prepare something tasty upon request. Even if it's more work than pasta with tomato sauce.

Bréguet House

The hotel part of Armancette Hôtel, Chalets & Spa in Saint Nicolas de Véroce has three-, four- and six-person rooms. Some of those 'rooms' are spread over two floors, giving you just a little more space and privacy. The chalets are also designed in a way kid-proof manner. If that doesn't work, you can deliver the offspring to a babysitter, the kids club or a ski instructor. She's happy, you're resting. You can take advantage of this by enjoying the view over the mountains from your balcony or by taking a dip in the spa.

Armancette Hôtel, Chalets & Spa