This double bedroom has two single beds and is decorated in a fairly modern style mixing bright colors. The room is named after a flower that used to be grown at the Château.

Decorated in the spirit of the Basque Country, this single room is named after the famous pepper grown in the region. It feature a four-poster bed and oversees the cereal fields at the back of the Château. Shared bathroom.

This room is made of two communicating rooms (ideal for families and is located in the most ancient part of the Château. It communicates directly with a backroom (ideal for families) and leads to a secrete stunning gateway. It was named after the wall paper depicting lovely Iris white flowers. Three double beds. Shared bathroom.

Facing the fields at the back of the Château, this serene room offers two double beds and is named after its oriental feel.

In the early 20th century this room was entirely decorated and furnished with antiques dating back to the French Empire regime under Napoleon. While the style of the room has now changed, it still features hints of the past including antique maps of France under the empire regime as well as a lovely bright white bathroom overseeing the fields surrounding the Chateau. The room’s name is inspired by the famous gold laurel leaf crown that French Emperor Napoleon used to wear.

One of the Château’s most magnificent places, this single room oversees the main garden organized around a central pound surrounded by 4 bronze statues symbolizing the 4 seasons. It is painted in a light blue reminding occupants of the famous Lavender grown in south of France. Private bathroom.

This room faces two Lemon trees that provide exquisitely refreshing room throughout the summer. It features two single beds.

The Château’s largest and brightest bedroom, this pink room features two double beds and one single. It oversees the main garden organized around a central pound surrounded by 4 bronze statues symbolizing the 4 seasons. Private bathroom.

This bright bedroom features two double beds and a fireplace. It faces the Château’s main garden organized around a central pound surrounded by 4 bronze statues symbolizing the 4 seasons. It is decorated in light blue colors and shares a magnificent bathroom with bathtub and dressing room with the occupants of Room Pruneau.

This lovely bedroom features two single beds and is decorated in stone colors. It features a lovely feminine statue bust dating back to ancient times. The room is named after the famous regional treat depicted on the room’s curtains. Pruneaux are the local version of prunes (often soaked in Armagnac liquor and served at the end of a long and delicious meal as a digestif). Shared bathroom with bathtub and dressing room (with room Lilies).

This room’s natural rug made of Bamboo and Coco gives it a cozy feel. It features a large four-corner bed and shares a bathroom with bathtub with the occupants of the Capucine’s room.