Évreux Cathedral
approx. 6.5 km
A Gothic cathedral listed as a historic monument in 1862, blending Rayonnant, Flamboyant and later French Renaissance styles. It keeps 14th-century silver-stain stained glass.
The Château du Boulay-Morin is a château-style stay in the Eure, in the rural village of Le Boulay-Morin, about 800 inhabitants and 7 km north of Évreux. According to Expedia, this upscale château offers an indoor pool open day and night, a garden, a terrace, a billiards table and a playground, plus a shared lounge with a fireplace. It makes a good base for a Norman break between Évreux and Louviers.
To stay at the Château du Boulay-Morin is to enjoy a château atmosphere in the middle of the Eure countryside. According to the Expedia listing, the rooms have parquet floors, high-quality bedding, bathrobes, blackout curtains and a flat-screen TV with cable channels; Wi-Fi is free. The shared spaces include a lounge, a lobby with a fireplace and a billiards table.
The indoor pool, with loungers and parasols, can be used at any hour, which is unusual. Outside, the garden, the terrace, the children’s playground and free bicycle hire round off the offer; in-room massages, including Thai massage, are also mentioned.
The château also has a banquet hall, meeting rooms and a wedding service, with romance packages and proposal arrangements. A continental breakfast is served daily for an extra charge, and the staff speak several languages.
The sources consulted contain no detailed history of the château itself, so this section presents the village that hosts it. The name comes from the Old French beoloi, “a birch grove”, and from Morin, the name of a local lord, Morin du Pin, seneschal of Robert I, Count of Meulan. Several members of the Maillet-du-Boulay family, lords of Le Boulay, distinguished themselves in Normandy.
The commune is organised in three parts: the village centre, the Prévostes with the Bois du Boulay, and the hamlet of Mesnil Doucerain. Forests and arable land dominate, and the commune belongs to the Évreux catchment area.
The details below come from the Expedia listing (as of 14 Oct 2026); room details may vary from room to room.
The château is in Le Boulay-Morin, a rural commune of the Eure 7 km north of Évreux, on the departmental road linking Évreux and Louviers. According to Expedia, it is about 16 minutes by car to Incarville station and 47 minutes to Rouen - Seine Valley airport.
The listing names, about ten kilometres away, Évreux Cathedral, Le Cadran and Acroforest, and within 15 km the Évreux golf course and the Chocolatrium Michel Cluizel. It also mentions the Léry-Poses leisure base and Biotropica among possible outings.
For heritage, Évreux and its Gothic cathedral, the Gallo-Roman site of Gisacum, the Château d’Acquigny and Louviers are all within 16 km as the crow flies; Rouen is about forty kilometres away.
| Le Boulay-Morin (village) | approx. 500 m |
| Normanville | approx. 1.5 km |
| La Chapelle-du-Bois-des-Faulx | approx. 3.5 km |
| Évreux | approx. 6.5 km |
| Évreux Cathedral | approx. 6.5 km |
| Château de Navarre | approx. 9.5 km |
| Gisacum (Le Vieil-Évreux) | approx. 9.5 km |
| Château d'Acquigny | approx. 10 km |
| Louviers | approx. 15 km |
| Rouen Cathedral | approx. 40 km |
Distances calculated as the crow flies from the position given by Expedia; driving times to the station and airport come from the listing.
approx. 6.5 km
A Gothic cathedral listed as a historic monument in 1862, blending Rayonnant, Flamboyant and later French Renaissance styles. It keeps 14th-century silver-stain stained glass.
approx. 9.5 km
Two km from Évreux, a site where several châteaux followed one another: a first one built in 1330 by Joan II of Navarre, another rebuilt in 1686 by Jules Hardouin-Mansart for the Duke of Bouillon.
approx. 9.5 km
A vast Gallo-Roman religious settlement of 230 to 250 hectares, one of the largest cities of Gaul, spread over five communes. Its name comes from an inscription to the god Gisacus.
approx. 10 km
A château at the confluence of the Eure and the Iton, on a site fortified since the early Middle Ages to control navigation on the Eure. It is partly protected as a historic monument.
approx. 15 km
A town of the Eure in the Seine valley, threaded with river channels. Its motto, “Loviers le Franc”, was granted by Charles VII in 1441; its cloth was highly sought after.
approx. 40 km
A Norman Gothic cathedral whose cast-iron spire, completed in the 19th century, rises to 151 m: the tallest in France.
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View details ›A château in the countryside, a fireplace in the lobby, a pool open day and night and romance packages: a ready-made break for two.
A playground, an indoor pool, a travel cot and free bicycle hire: the stay is designed with children in mind.
Expedia mentions a wedding service, a banquet hall and meeting rooms, a possible setting for a party or a seminar.
Évreux, Louviers, Gisacum, Acquigny and Rouen are all within easy driving distance of the château.
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Yes. The Château du Boulay-Morin can be booked via Expedia, which describes it as an upscale château in a rural setting. It has an indoor pool, a garden and a banquet hall, among other things.
Yes, an indoor pool open 24 hours with loungers and parasols, according to the Expedia listing.
No. According to Expedia, pets are not allowed.
Check-in is from 2 pm to 10.30 pm, with late arrival possible under certain conditions. Check-out is by 12 noon.
Yes, parking is free on site, without service, with a limited number of spaces.
The village of Le Boulay-Morin is about 7 km north of Évreux. According to Expedia, Évreux Cathedral is about ten kilometres away.
Room photos, guest reviews and available dates are all in the Château du Boulay-Morin listing on Expedia.
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