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Château d'Artigny & Spa

Montbazon, Indre-et-Loire, France · Independent · Core Luxury

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Perfume magnate Francois Coty built this neo-classical chateau between 1912 and 1929 on the bones of a medieval fortress at Montbazon, his idea of a private palace. The Navy and then German troops occupied it in the war; Rene Traversac, founder of Grandes Etapes Francaises, opened it as a hotel in 1961. Fifty-six rooms sit in a 25-hectare park, with a cellar of more than 45,000 bottles.

About Château d'Artigny & Spa

History

Originally a medieval fortress, the present neo-classical chateau was built between 1912 and 1929 by perfume magnate Francois Coty as his private residence. After occupation by the Navy and German troops during World War II, Rene Traversac, founder of Grandes Etapes Francaises, converted it into a hotel in 1961.

The setting

2.2 km from Montbazon. 21 km from Tours.

Experiences

Amenities

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