Less than 2 hours from Paris and open all year round, Domaine de Chaumont-sur-Loire overlooks the River Loire, inscribed on UNESCO’s World Heritage List as a cultural landscape.
Not far from the Domaine de Chaumont-sur-Loire, Le Bois des Chambres is a place to live and recharge surrounded by nature, combining inventiveness of form, whether applied to the comfort of your stay, to the services offered or to respect for the environment. Poetic and rebellious, the hotel cultivates a spirit of creativity, encourages reading, cultural discovery and exchange, and resists any temptation to standardise emotions and sensations. There is no point looking for a television in the rooms. There are none!
Set on the site of the farm’s former dwelling house, the restaurant Le Grand Chaume welcomes lovers of fine, authentic cuisine in unexpected architecture and surroundings. Echoing the refinement celebrated for centuries by the Estate’s prestigious owners, the interior décor is based on a constant dialogue with the incredible roof framework, left exposed and transformed into a true midnight-blue sky pierced by a myriad of white arrows, like so many comets frozen in a headlong race.
The Domain’s emblematic event, the International Garden Festival is an international rendezvous on no account to be missed out on, devoted to creation, imagination, poetry and nature. Recognised by garden professionals and amateurs alike since 1992, it welcomes landscapers and designers from all four corners of the globe with each passing year.
Each year the Centre for Arts and Nature invites internationally renowned artists and photographers to come and create unprecedented and original works on the theme of nature. Scattered across the 32 hectares of the site, the works of art – the fruit of a genuine meeting between the minds of the artists and the spirit of the Domain – offer visitors an introductory tour rich in discoveries, surprises and emotions.
Overlooking the River Loire, inscribed on UNESCO’s World Heritage List as a cultural landscape, it is one of the most remarkable châteaux of the Loire Valley. Property of Queen Catherine de’ Medici followed by her rival, Diane de Poitiers, during the 16th century, the château has welcomed a number of famous figures throughout its history including Nostradamus, the sculptor Nini, Benjamin Franklin and Germaine de Staël. At the end of the 19th century, it underwent an intensely influential period filled with high-society parties as the Princess de Broglie, the last private owner of the Domaine, brought extraordinary modernity to the Château.
€370 for 2 people
This stay includes:
- A gourmet dinner for 2 (3 courses, excluding drinks)
- One night in an Alcôve or Perchée double room
- Two breakfasts
- One-day admission tickets to the Estate
BOOKINGS: 02 36 65 84 00 or contact@leboisdeschambres.fr
Offer valid from 22 April to 31 October 2026.
