The Suites · Sleeping sixteen
Seven rooms, none alike.
Canopies, frescoes, chandeliers and lime-washed beams — and a private bathroom behind every door. The independence of a private floor, the service of a hotel.
A loft reached by a spiral staircase.
The tallest room in the house: five metres of air, a crystal chandelier hanging from the old beams, and a white cast-iron staircase climbing to its own loft — a hideout the children will fight over.
A carved bed under three-hundred-year-old beams.
The wooden canopy bed anchors the room; around it, antique wardrobes and windows that open onto the village rooftops.
Headboards carved a century ago.
Twin carved headboards under the chandelier, an antique wardrobe, and a chequered floor that catches the morning light.
Beams, stone, linen and quiet.
Under the roof, lime-washed beams meet a bare stone arch; linen on the beds, lanterns on the walls, the village silent below. A stone stair connects the floors — every room keeps its own key.
Eleven bathrooms. No waiting.
Every room has its own: walk-in showers under the original beams, stone-toned tiles, warm light, towels stacked and ready.
One booking takes them all — pick your room last.
- 7Rooms, all en-suite
- 11Bathrooms in all
- 16Guests at most
- 1Booking at a time
Good to know
The whole house, always
Rooms are not let individually. One booking takes the entire estate, whatever the party size.
Sixteen guests
Seven rooms sleep up to sixteen. Tell us how your party is composed and we will suggest the best arrangement.
En-suite throughout
Each of the seven rooms has a private bathroom, with four more around the salons and the pool.