Nature immersion in the heart of Sologne

An authentic hotel, Le Prieuré de Boulogne is a destination that marries nature and heritage.

Located in the heart of the Centre-Val de Loire region, just 20 minutes from Blois town centre and SNCF train station, 55 minutes from Beauval Zoo and 30 minutes from Chambord by bike. Le Prieuré de Boulogne is an exceptional place that will suggest activities to do nearby throughout your stay.

Our hotel invites you to recharge your batteries and make the most of the comfort of its 29 rooms, its cosy bar and its bistro “La Ferme de Boulogne” which offers a breathtaking view over the hotel grounds.

Whether you’re a couple, a group of friends or a family, the Boulogne Priory team will be delighted to welcome you.

The 29 rooms are decorated to a particularly high standard. They preserve the authenticity of the place and maintain a relaxing atmosphere that will make your stay a gentle interlude.

Designed to meet your requirements, they are available in double, triple and family rooms for up to 6 people. A true haven of peace, they are particularly spacious, with some unique suites measuring up to 49m².

For seminars, weddings or any other private or business function, we have a large function room with a capacity of 80 people, as well as a large terrace with an enchanting natural panorama.

Our team will be delighted to give you all the information you need about our rooms, our on-site restaurant service and our many activities.

A precious nature

Surrounded by 4,000 hectares of oak trees, come and discover the Boulogne forest and its Loire châteaux. You can also explore the few kilometres of cycle path that separate us from the Château de Chambord, Villesavin and Cheverny for the more courageous by hiring a bike on site. Le Prieuré de Boulogne offers easy access to the region’s main tourist attractions.

This cocoon of Sologne greenery lies at the heart of a nature reserve. Rich in biodiversity, come and discover our special flora and fauna. The Natura 2000 listing of this area provides a refuge for certain threatened species such as le Castor d’Europe (Photo ©Julien Arbez), le Moineau friquet (Photo ©Raphaël Bussière-LPO), le Papillon mercure (Photo ©Marion Fouchard), la Cistude d’Europe (Photo ©Philippe Mothiron) et bien d’autres…

Peut-être aurez vous la chance de les croiser au travers d’une balade !