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If you are planning to step back in time and enjoy the regal luxury of how it was to live in the olden years in Central France, then, staying at chateaux and castles turned inns and bed and breakfasts is a great idea. If you’re in Central France, here’s a list of homey yet opulent accommodations that you shouldn’t miss on your list.
Chateau de Vault de Lugny
From the moment you arrive at the iron gates of this
elegant home, you feel like a royal guest at an exclusive house party. Peacocks
wander on the lawn along the drive and at the front door a butler relieves you
of your bags. The decoration is tasteful
and not too grand; guests dine at one single long table. (Image source)
11 Rue du Château
89200 Vault-de-Lugny
Call: +33 3 86 34 07 86
Visit: http://www.lugny.fr
Chateau de Noirieux
On the western reaches of the Loire chateau trail, this
17th century manor house with 1920s addition eclipses all the local
competition. Service is courteous with just the right amount of pampering. Rooms
have some stunning antiques and the garden is shady and well-kept. (Image source)
26 Route du Moulin
49125 Briollay
Call: +33 2 41 42 50 05
Chateau de Bellecroix
A former command post of the Knights of Malta, this
turreted, creeper-clad castle was built in the 12th century with 18th
century additions. Both architecture and location in parkland are superb. Annex
rooms are larger than those in the chateau, though the ones in the turrets are
fun. (Image source)
20 Chemin de Bellecroix
71150 Chagny
Call:+33 3 85 87 13 86
Chateau des Briottieres
English gardens surround the de Valbray’s gracious family
seat. The present young owners have opened their elegant doors to guests, who
find public rooms, furnished with Louis XV pieces and portraits, plus
harmonious bedrooms. The de Valbrays join their guests for dinner, which
usually features regional dishes. (Image source)
Route de Marigné
49330 Champigné
Call: +33 2 41 42 00 02
Visit: http://www.briottieres.com/
Chateau de Fleurville
Just 12 miles north of the wine center of Macon is this
chateau hotel that is neither luxurious nor intimidating. Many rooms retain 16th
century features and their decoration
has been kept agreeably simple and in character. This, together with the
caring staff, creates a relaxed, informal air. Prices are reasonable, too! (Image source)
Rue du Glamont
71260 Fleurville
Call: +33 3 85 27 91 30
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