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Domaine de la Tortinière
Veigné (near Montbazon), Centre-Val de Loire, France · Independent · Core Luxury
Pauline Dalloz built the neo-Renaissance chateau in 1866 on older Perrault-tied land. The Olivereau family ran it as a hotel from 1954; new owners took over in 2023, 32 rooms across the house and pavilions in a wooded park near Montbazon.
- 32 rooms
- Opened 1954
About Domaine de la Tortinière
- Nineteenth-century pavilions share the park. Azay-le-Rideau is a drive.
- Veigne, near Montbazon.
History
The current neo-Renaissance chateau was built in 1866 by Pauline Dalloz on an estate with roots dating back to the 16th century and ties to the author Charles Perrault. It has been operated as a luxury hotel by the Olivereau family since 1954 and was sold in 2023 to new owners who continue its tradition of high-end hospitality. The property consists of the main chateau and several restored 19th-century pavilions set within a 37-acre wooded park.
The setting
Near Montbazon, south of Tours, in a wooded park.
Restaurants and bars
- Salle à Manger — Restaurant
Amenities
- Gourmet restaurant 'Aurore' with a terrace overlooking the Indre Valley
- Heated outdoor swimming pool (seasonal) and sun deck
- Small spa with sauna, jacuzzi, and beauty treatments
- Outdoor activities including a tennis court, rowing boat on the river, and woodland trails
- Billiards room and table tennis for indoor leisure
- Free private parking with electric vehicle charging stations
- Pet-friendly
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