Anne of Brittany (1477–1514) was Duchess of Brittany in her own right and twice Queen of France through her marriages to Charles VIII and Louis XII.
As duchess, she worked to preserve Brittany’s autonomy amid growing French ambitions to absorb the region. Her marriages were key political moves aimed at securing peace between Brittany and France, though she continued to defend her duchy’s independence throughout her life.
A patron of the arts and learning, Anne played a significant role in the cultural life of Renaissance France and remains an enduring symbol of Breton identity.
Reine Anne de Bretagne Suite
The Anne Suite comprises two single beds, providing a charming and flexible space for shared accommodation. It is immaculately appointed in Renaissance style, including period dressing tables and an ensuite bathroom with two sinks and a shower.
Amenities
- Two single poster beds
- En-suite bathroom
- Storage space (cupboard/dresser)
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