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Luxury Accommodations
in the 15th-Century Medieval Keep, the 17th-Century Castle and the Ménagerie |
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Luxury Accommodations
in the 15th-Century Medieval Keep
The medieval period was dominated by the de Dercé family, originally from the Loudun area, one of whose members was responsible for the construction of a fortress. The Keep is all that remains of this, comprising the fourteenth-century square tower on the right and the adjoining fifteenth-century buildings on the left, which were later remodeled in the nineteenth century in the troubadour style. The Black Prince imprisoned the French king, Jean le Bon, in the Keep after the battle of Poitiers in 1356. You will see the ring of machicolations that crowns the square tower, and the high wooden cross pieces which supported the hoardings. The entrance to the tower was protected by a portcullis. Rent the Keep in Its Entirety
When you rent the Keep of le Château de Saint-Loup in its entirety, you will have complete use of the fully equipped kitchen, the grand dining room and the salon. A copious continental breakfast is served upon request in the Keep dining room for 15 Euros per person per day (eggs and bacon are available for 5 Euros). Also, we will gladly provide you with dinner served in the dining room for 75 Euros per person and a half bottle of red Chinon wine per person, service included. Aperitif and coffee are additional. 3,900 Euros Per Week - excluding Christmas and New Year's
La Chambre du Prince Noir
La Chambre Jaune
Enjoy the queen-size four-poster bed, dining table, work desk, bathroom and toilet. 150 Euros per night
La Chambre Médiévale 190 Euros per night La Chambre Gothique
Enjoy the luxury of its double-size four-poster bed, work desk, large
luxurious bath complete with a working fireplace, separate bathtub and shower.
190 Euros per night
La Suite du Nid Aigle
Luxury Accommodations
During the Renaissance, it was Artus Gouffier, the King's chamberlain, who became owner of
the property.
It was Claude Gouffier and his son Louis who, between 1609 and 1626, built the Château that you see today. With its plan in the shape of a letter "H," in honor of the king, Henri IV, the two wings are characterized by their distinctive features and independent roofs, while the central pavilion is crowned by a bell-tower. Renovated within just the last few years, there are now eight stately guest rooms in the west wing of the main castle which can accommodate up to 16 people when rented in its entirety. When you stay at Le Château de Saint-Loup,a copious continental breakfast is served upon request in the Keep dining room for 15 Euros per person per day (eggs and bacon are available 5 Euros). Also, we will gladly provide you with dinner served in the dining room for 65 Euros per person and a half bottle of red Chinon wine per person, service included. Aperitif and coffee are additional. Price: 6,400 euros – Sunday 15:00 to Saturday noon Individual Room Accommodations
La Chambre de l'Evêque
Pamper yourself! 190 Euros per night La Chambre du Marquis
La Chambre Rose
It adjoins La Chambre du Marquis. 115 Euros per night
La Chambre Bleue is adorned with original paintings, woven wall coverings and complete with a double bed, fireplace and bath. 190 Euros per night La Chambre de la Chouette 135 Euros per night La Chambre des Jumeaux (Twins) This spacious room for two offers two single beds, a shower in the room and shares a toilet with La Chambre de Pascal. 135 Euros per night
La Chambre de Perrault
135 Euros per night
La Chambre de Pascal
115 Euros per night NOTE: Upon request, an extra bed may be added to any room for an additional charge of 45 Euros for a child under 18 and 55 Euros for an adult. Luxury Accommodations in the Ménagerie
To the left of the entrance gate to the Orangery
Court and parallel to the canal is the Ménagerie building with
its courtyard and imposing dove-cote behind.
The Ménagerie is currently under renovation to provide twenty
rooms for overnight accommodations with the remainder for use during
weddings, receptions, festivals and events. |
The Keep at le Château de Saint-Loup has been newly renovated to
provide chamber d'hôte
(bed and breakfast) accommodations in medieval style complete with antique
furnishings and many rooms with four-poster beds.
In La Chambre Jaune bask in the warm glow of this delicately golden-toned spacious room
with its stained glass windows.
This is a perfect hide away for friends or family members, complete with twin
beds, working fireplace, dining table, stained glass windows and an expansive
bathroom with both tub and shower.
While away the hours in the light of the beautiful stained glass gothic
arched windows which line one wall of this large room, with perfect views of the main castle.
His family also owned the Château of Oiron, 19 kilometers away and open to the public all year round.
The stateliest accommodations in the main castle, you may delight in
this enormously plush room with an original 17th-century canopied double
bed, fireplace, spacious salon and full bath.
Pink and pretty, this room accommodates one or a cozy twosome in a grand
oversized single canopied bed with wood paneled bath.
This room is classical and stately.
White and bright with large windows and gorgeous views, this upper level
accommodation offers a double bed and full bath.
This room is perfect for two and has a double bed. There is also a full bath with
a carved wooden bath tub, toilet and wood appointments.
A perfect compliment to La Chambre des Jumeaux, this "sister"
room has a single bed, a bathtub in the room and shares a toilet with
her "twins."
Château de Saint-Loup
