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Château de la Resle

Montigny-la-Resle, France · Independent · High Luxury

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A round-towered Burgundy manor dated 1650 sat empty from 1945 until Dutchmen Johan Bouman and Pieter Franssens bought it in 2005 and spent a decade as their own master builders. Nine rooms opened in 2010 near Chablis, a Design Hotels house that Michelin gave a Key in 2025.

About Château de la Resle

History

Château de la Resle stands on a hill near Montigny-la-Resle, within reach of Chablis. The atlas dates the round-towered manor to 1650. Nineteenth-century farm buildings and a caretaker's house joined the seventeenth-century core; a roof restoration in the 1800s left beams later kept in the Noyers suite. Aristocratic owners used it as a holiday house. From 1945 it sat empty.

Dutchmen Johan Bouman and Pieter Franssens bought it in 2005. They spent a decade as their own master builders, opening in 2010 as a Design Hotels house of about nine rooms, a Codage spa, a heated pool, and a table d'hôtes. Patricia Urquiola fitted bathrooms; Roderick Vos built an open kitchen by the pool; Arik Levy sculpture sits in the park. They launched a design label from the overflow of Dutch pieces.

MICHELIN awarded One Key in 2025. The stay is a Burgundy manor that two Dutch owners put back to work, not a château invented for a brand.

The setting

12 km from Cathédrale Saint-Étienne d'Auxerre. 19 km from Chablis.

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