la grange au corps

In the Avesnois Nature Park, bed and breakfast in a wooden chalet with private wellness area (pool, spa, sauna and hammam).

Treat yourself to an exceptional interlude in the heart of Gussignies, one of the most unspoilt villages in the Nord region, nestled in the lush greenery of the Avesnois Regional Nature Park, in the hollow of the bucolic Hogneau valley and just a stone's throw from Belgium. Here, time seems suspended between hedged farmland, meadows and forests, with the majestic Forest de Mormal nearby, ideal for rejuvenating walks, bike rides or horseback rides. In this exceptional natural setting, your Bed and breakfast combines charm, intimacy and Wellbeing, with a dedicated area featuring private swimming pool, spa, sauna and Hammam (optional), as well as massages for a complete sensory experience. Let yourself be seduced by the authenticity of the local heritage: blue stone, marble, bandstand and characterful church, and by the rich gastronomy of the Avesnois region.

Ideally located between Valenciennes and Maubeuge (18 km), this confidential spot is also an invitation to cross-border escapism, with quick access to charming Belgian cities such as Mons or Tournai, for a getaway combining nature, culture and art de vivre.

The "La grange au corps" guest room is housed in a detached wooden chalet opposite the Château de Gussignies: living room with sofa, bathroom with washbasin, shower (80x80cm cubicle) and sanitary WC. Upstairs, a mezzanine with 1 x 160x200cm bed (accessible via a ladder). No WIFI, no TV. Breakfast is included in the price.

On-site wellness area with private pool, spa, sauna and hammam (€90 for 2 people for 2 hours). Massage package (€35 per person or €70 for 2 people for one hour).

When you leave the room, you can take a stroll through the village, grab a bite to eat or sample the local beer "LA JONQUILLE" from BRASSERIE "AU BARON" on the riverside terrace.
Estaminet, hiking and mountain-biking trails, Forêt de Mormal, the river, the "Caillou qui Bique" site, the marble museum and the Gallo-Roman site of Bavay nearby.