Located in Sèvres, just A half hour from Paris, it took 1.5 tonnes of chocolate to complete, that makes sense, in view that there’s obviously any good small chocolate lake right outside the entry way.
If you should spend overnight from the world’s only chocolate house, Booking.com is providing a privileged relax in the cottage, including a workshop with Decluzeau, who is going to teach you learning to make your own private mini-chocolate chalet being a souvenir.
Booking dates are certainly limited, however. The Chocolate Cottage could only be booked on September 26th, for the nights October 6th. And a potentially devastating dealbreaker, guests are warned how they “cannot damage (or eat) the accommodation.”
