Chateaux

A charming chateau built near the turn of the 20th century, Château La Comtesse de Loire boasts a splendor representing France's Belle Époque. Bask in the Loire Valley's beauty and enjoy a holiday sipping fine vintages crafted by traditional wineries. Explore the region with a road trip around the hills or a leisurely river cruise. Rest for the next day, sleeping soundly in gorgeous suites that blend classical and contemporary aesthetics. You may also unwind with the chateau's spa facilities, take a dip in the seasonal outdoor pool, or destress with a moment or two in the sauna. You can also celebrate special occasions at the chateau by booking their magnificent salons or gardens for your birthday, anniversary, or wedding.

Surrounded by lush greenery, Château des Salles is the perfect escape for a quiet yet restful stay in Saint-Fort-sur-Gironde. This 16th-century castle was lovingly restored and converted into a hotel, offering five rooms with their own designs and charm. In the elegant dining room, savor healthy and seasonal cuisine using ingredients sourced from local producers and the chateau's vegetable garden. Aside from relaxing massages and treatments, Château des Salles offers a heated saltwater pool and organized tours to explore the Charente-Maritime countryside and other areas. The hostess, Sylvie Couillaud, assures each guest's stay is as unforgettable as the chateau's charming façade and the surroundings of Saint-Fort-sur-Gironde. 

Built sometime during the 17th century, Chateau de Varenne is a lovely country estate and hotel with an undeniable charm. Open seasonally from May until October, guests will enjoy the hospitality of the owners, the Radfords. Stay in luxurious guestrooms that are individually decorated and express a noble ambiance. Taking advantage of the scenic country setting, start your day with a delicious and nutritious breakfast, served on the chateau's sunny terrace. You'll be needing the energy because the areas around the chateau are filled with incredible sights and experiences. Visit the city of Avignon, famed for its culture and history that dates back to prehistoric times. Also, don't miss out on the delicacies of the neighboring regions, Vaucluse and Bouches-du-Rhône.

Once the home of the Thiers Foundation, which was established in 1892, the estate now known as Saint James Paris is proud to wear its scholastic and neoclassical roots as a reminder of its esteemed history. In modern times, Saint James Paris is an idyllic retreat nestled in one of the urban neighborhoods of the French capital, featuring fabulous accommodations and verdant gardens. Guests feeling some world-weariness can revitalize their spirits at the stylish and exceptional wellness facilities. The estate is well-situated near some of Paris' notable attractions, including the Arc de Triomphe and the Eiffel Tower, which is good news for history and culture buffs.

Château de Saint Paterne is a property full of contrasting charms. Its humble exterior features stable and reliable stonework architecture that weathered the centuries. Conversely, its interiors live up to the opulence of French aristocrats. It was built in the 15th century and known as the residence of King Henry's mistress. Today, the estate is the residence of the Valbray family, who operates the chateau as a stately bed & breakfast recognized by the Michelin Guide. Guests can relax with the spa and pool facilities, or use the estate for fitness and wellness. There are also numerous cultural sites and activities, such as the Château des Ducs of Alençon and private tour flights around the countryside, respectively.