You’ll love your hosts: Jatin, attentive and hands-on; Laurence, easy, serene and a good cook (try her nougat ice cream!). The wing of their 19th-century presbytery, once used for christenings and confirmations, has become a plush and pretty gite, with bedrooms that can be rented individually. Extremely cosy and comfortable, they come in fashionable muted colours or in Asian style; mattresses are deep and firm, and garnished with square French pillows. Downstairs are the sitting and dining rooms, elegant and cool. The village is remote with a 13th-century church; beyond are the vineyards of Champagne.
We stayed at Le Presbytere de Sevigny on 3rd October 2024, on our way from Calais to Provence. Jatin and Laurence were the perfect hosts – welcoming, charming, friendly. Dinner a cheese tart – flaky pastry and delightful French cheese - with salad and an excellent bottle of champagne. Followed by an unctuous chocolate confection. The rooms were well decorated and comfortable, the showers hot and generous. Have the bread made by Laurance at breakfast! Highly recommended whether for a stopover or a holiday. Very good value, and such nice people in such an interesting place. 10 out 0f 10!