Le Camp du Drap d'Or
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Our tips:
- Park tickets included
- Best-value hotel
- Dining around the fire
Le Camp du Drap d'Or
At Le Camp du Drap d'Or you sleep in the footsteps of the French king Francis I and the English king Henry VIII. The colourful "logeries" bear the coat of arms of one of the two crowns. It's the park's most affordable hotel.
Location
Le Camp du Drap d'Or is in the Cité Nocturne, within walking distance of the park. All the decorations, from brick and stone to wooden columns and balustrades, were made to measure based on paintings and engravings from the period. You park for free at the hotel.


Rooms
The family rooms are 27 m² and furnished with four-poster beds, oak columns, tapestries and a bathroom with gilded tiles:
- Four-person room: a double bed and a bunk bed.
- Five-person room: a double bed, a bunk bed and an extra bed for a child.
A cot is available on request.
Tickets included
A stay is a package with accommodation, breakfast and tickets for Puy du Fou. Depending on the date, Les Noces de Feu or La Cinéscénie (Bronze seat) is included.
Walk to the park
The hotels are in the Cité Nocturne, within walking distance of the park entrance. You park for free at your hotel.
Wi-Fi and TV
The rooms have free Wi-Fi and a TV with Puy du Fou's own channel plus French and international channels.
Food and drink
At Les Deux Couronnes you eat Francis I's favourite food: grilled meat, around the fire. The buffet is open for breakfast and dinner; dinner must be booked. The hotel also has a bar.


Practical information
A stay costs from € 70.15 per person per night, including breakfast and park tickets (as of November 2026). Tourist tax is not included. Children under 3 stay free; children under 6 may not sleep in the top bunk. Every hotel has adapted rooms; you book these by phone. Please note: during the La Cinéscénie season you can't stay at a park hotel on two consecutive Cinéscénie nights. You book through the Puy du Fou website.






