Le Clos d’Amboise

Le Clos d'Amboise is a sumptuous 17th century house converted into a charming hotel in 2003 and upgraded into a luxury hotel in 2011 retaining its character. Hotel Le Clos d'Amboise is located in the very heart of the Royal City of Amboise, in the authentic and picturesque historic part of the city that contains Francois Ist’s chateau, and further on, Leonardo da Vinci’s residence, the Clos Lucé. Hotel Le Clos d'Amboise...

Chateau des Arpentis

The Chateau des Arpentis is built in the village of Saint-Regle, an old fief of chateau d’Amboise. It is surrounded by a moat from the 17th century and is erected at the bottom of a hill, not far from the Lamasse stream. In the middle of a peaceful park of thirty hectares and entirely restored in 2007-2008, the chateau is prepared to receive guests who are spending a pleasurable stay in the heart of the Loire Valley...

Le Pavillon Des Lys Amboise

The Pavillon des Lys hotel is a real private mansion, located in the heart of the royal city of Amboise. A former mansion built in 1703, it was transformed in 2004 into a charming 4-star hotel. A real setting made up of 9 rooms and suites located between the ground floor and the 2nd floor, some with a view of the castle and others on the garden side in a cottage. Right in the heart of Amboise; 150 feet from the Royal Castle, few...

Chateau de Chissay

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...

Relais de Chambord

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...