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Domaine De Villeray

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6 August 2022
Domaine de Villeray is a perfect countryside getaway in a pristine, unspoiled environment. The hotel provides its customers with fine dining restaurant experience, wellness center and plenty of various activities such as canoeing, horse riding, mountain biking and visiting of the local farms and villages.  Rooms are situated in two locations- Old Mill House and a XVI Century Castle...
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La Ferme Saint Simeon Honfleur

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6 August 2022
La Ferme Saint Simeon, cradle of the Impressionist movement, is a magnificent seventeenth century inn, where rising artists came to be pampered by Mère Toutain. Following their example, treat yourself to a memorable stay in this unique hotel and catch the wonderful light on the Seine. The beautiful Auberge de la Mère Toutain, today Relais & Châteaux, full of history and beauty, is spread over three different buildings...
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Chateau de Chissay

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5 August 2022
Welcome to the Château de Chissay, previously built in the 16th century as a royal residence under Charles VII, and transformed in 1986 as a Hôtel with 27 personnalized guest-rooms and 5 Special Suites. We welcome you here, as a special guest for a very “Loire Valley Châteaux experience” out of time. History (with a capital H) has embraced Chissay over the centuries. Situated between Montrichard and Chenonceaux...
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Relais de Chambord

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5 August 2022
Welcome to Relais de Chambord, the only hotel in the château’s enormous private 5,440-hectare estate. Deep in the French countryside, a unique journey to remember is about to start. Our history dates back to the middle of the 16th Century when King Francis I decided to create a royal hunting lodge. Although it was intended to be a hunting lodge, it became the largest Renaissance castle in the Loire Valley: The Château...
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Chateau De La Caze St Enimie

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4 August 2022
In 1636, a feeling of apprehension and expectancy prevailed in the La Caze castle. The master of the house, David de MALIAN, had gone to Paris with his wife Marguerite de GARCEVAL to pay court to King Louis 13 th and to Cardinal Richelieu, who ruled France with a rod of iron. In recent years, the kingdom had been spasmodically shaken by the urge to get rid of the terrible prime minister. Heads and castles had fallen in...