An authentic stay, history and sensuality at the Château Louise de La Vallière

At the heart of the valley of the kings of France, all the splendour and nobility of the Château Louise de la Vallière are now restored. You are invited to an immersion in the history of France, the history of royal mistresses, and to an exceptional Château-Hotel.

The 16th century château is near the royal town of Amboise. It hosted the first summer visits from the young Louise, the future Duchess de La Vallière and King Louis XIV’s great love.

A few centuries later, due to the devotion of its owner, Mira Grebenstein, this wonder of the Renaissance has been transformed into a luxury hotel with 20 rooms designed by the prestigious interior architect and decorator Jacques Garcia.

A wonder of the Renaissance, now a Château-Hotel © Eric Sander

A wonder of the Renaissance, now a Château-Hotel © Eric Sander

"L'Ambigu" Brunch © Deyan Parouchev

Le Saint-Evremond Bar © Alexandre Yagoubi Idrissi

Le Saint-Evremond Bar © Alexandre Yagoubi Idrissi

Each Suite and each Boudoir have their own tale to tell, where time seems to have stood still. The master decorator has highlighted the power of women, with their different characters expressed in the exceptional decoration: carefully chosen period furniture either purchased or made to measure, works of art, panelling and beautifully designed silk.

“An authentic stay? A stay rich in experiences, a break outside time, a change of scene… Like George Sand, who would set out from Paris with her carriages and servants and settle in Nohant for four months. Like Louise de La Vallière, who will be sharing this exceptional site with you at the heart of Touraine.” Jacques Garcia

A room of Chateau Louise de la Vallière - French luxury hotel restaurant, Reugny, Indre et Loire, Loire Valley. 2 hours of Paris

The exceptional decoration at the Château Louise de la Vallière © Deyan Parouchev

In “L’Amphitryon” restaurant

Discover the subtleties of gastronomy worthy of a king’s dining table at the “L’Amphitryon” restaurant where the decoration and the dining table, inspired by the pomp of the 17th and 18th centuries, enhance a bewitching atmosphere with the twinkling candlelight in the evening and the dining room bathed in natural light during the day.

Enjoy a selection of Champagnes made by the top French winemakers at the “Le Saint-Evremond” bar, a place to meet and to share, where lovers of history, gourmets and passing visitors come to share refreshments, a meal or a glass of Champagne.

When it is time for tea, you can savour the latest sweet or savoury creations, made by the Pastry Chef, on the terrace.

"L'Amphitryon" restaurant © Alexandre Yagoubi Idrissi

The pleasures of the dining table © Alexandre Yagoubi Idrissi

The pleasures of the dining table © Alexandre Yagoubi Idrissi

At the Château Louise de la Vallière, a promise of well-being

The hustle and bustle of daily life fades away in our wellness area, “La Rosée”. Here you can enjoy beauty rituals, body and facial treatments and massages with oils from the gentle hands of the beauty therapists. At the Château Louise de La Vallière we have selected the skills and purity of the resources of Valmont, the unique and customised health protocols produced by Organic Research and the natural power of seaweed from the VOYA brand.

Spa wellness La Rosée. Chateau Louise de la Vallière, french luxury hotel in Reugny, Indre et Loire, Loire Valley. 2 hours of Paris

La Rosée Spa © Alexandre Yagoubi Idrissi

Spa wellness La Rosée. Maison Valmont health & beauty treatments. Chateau Louise de la Vallière, luxury hotel in Reugny, Indre et Loire, France. 2 hours of Paris

Maison Valmont health & beauty treatments © Alexandre Yagoubi Idrissi

Nestling in a listed 15-hectare forest, the Château is a true example of perfect harmony between history and nature. The ideal perspective in the French-style orchard, the avenues stretching out between the sculpted trees, the statues, the copses and the heady fragrance of the “Madame de La Vallière” roses, everything has been carefully designed to take you back to the age of kings.

An attractive picture window © Eric Sander

An attractive picture window © Eric Sander

Château Louise de la Vallière © Deyan Parouchev

Château Louise de la Vallière © Deyan Parouchev

Remarkable trees © Eric Sander

Remarkable trees © Eric Sander

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