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Aigle Noir Fontainebleau – MGallery Collection

Fontainebleau, France · MGallery · Core Luxury

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A c.1470 private mansion faces the Château de Fontainebleau southeast of Paris, one of Fontainebleau's oldest addresses: a tourist inn since 1764, named the Black Eagle in 1810. After a renovation completed around 2021, it reopened on 5 April 2024 as Aigle Noir Fontainebleau, MGallery Collection, with 54 rooms opposite the royal château.

About Aigle Noir Fontainebleau – MGallery Collection

History

The Aigle Noir occupies a former private mansion built around 1470 facing the Château de Fontainebleau, southeast of Paris. The building was converted into a tourist inn in 1764 and took its name — the 'Black Eagle' — in 1810. Over the centuries it evolved through neoclassical and Second Empire phases into one of Fontainebleau's most storied addresses.

After a renovation completed around 2021, the hotel reopened on 5 April 2024 as the Aigle Noir Fontainebleau – MGallery Collection, a four-star Accor property offering 54 rooms opposite the royal château.

The setting

1 km from Forêt de Fontainebleau forest. 2.7 km from Transilien trains at Fontainebleau Avon.

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