Chambres d'hôtes du Château de Montchevreau

Set in 4 hectares of parkland, come and stay in part of the Château de Montchevreau, converted into guest rooms. The four bedrooms are on the first floor, some with views over the wooded park. "La chambre aux coccinelles" (the ladybird room) is a warm, poppy-coloured attic room, decorated in the style of a 17th-century curiosity cabinet. "La chambre du perchoir" is on the first floor, opposite the grand staircase, and features a king-size bed and a mezzanine with a single bed. This room has a soft, poetic feel thanks to its beautiful Renaissance wardrobe, with a magnificent compass rose painted on the front. "Le nid de Dany" is a charming room, offering a timeless experience. A seventeenth-century four-poster bed dominates this large, bright room, warmed by antique tapestries and embroidery. The furniture is authentic, blended with contemporary comforts. This room is located in a wing of the château. "L'alcôve de Yaya" (Yaya's alcove), inspired by 19th century boudoirs, this room, with its king-size bed nestled in an alcove, plunges you into a cosy atmosphere. The view of the park from this floor is enhanced by a majestic Venetian mirror.

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