Joséphine Honeymoon Suite
Accessed through the château’s library, a charming spiral staircase—reminiscent of historic castles—leads you to the suite.
At the top, soaring ceilings and a magnificent chandelier create a grand ambience. The suite features a luxurious king-size bed draped in fine linens and antique-style furnishings. Large windows fill the room with natural light and offer peaceful views of the château’s manicured grounds.
The fully appointed private bathroom includes a bath, shower, and separate toilet, providing both comfort and privacy. Rich in subtle 18th-century details, the Joséphine Suite offers a serene and opulent retreat where history and comfort gracefully combine.
Amenities
- One queen bed
- Full bathroom
- Storage space (cupboard/dresser)
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