Le Marquis |
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A four-poster bed, surrounded by Louis XIV period furniture, occupies a place of honour in this room. There is a communicating door into another twin bedded room. Bathroom /WC. |
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La Marquise |
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Whitewashed walls and a French-style ceiling give this room its refined characteristics together with its Polish bed draped with a Toile de Jouy print fabric. A screen conceals an additional single bed. |
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Les Cardines |
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This room was refurbished under Napoleon III by a Toulouse decorator at the time of the present landlady’s great-great grand father’s wedding. The elegant wallpaper displaying birds and butterflies is a perfect match to the drapes. |
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Les Tisanes |
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With a Louis XVI style in mind, this room has kept the bucolic and simple charm of yesteryears. The waxed plasterwork of the walls enhances the pastel blue wainscoting and period floor tiles. A secret passage leads into the bathroom. |
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La Roseraie et
les Églantines |
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The canopy over the bed and pink waxed plasterwork of the walls give this room its genuine Louis XV look. The adjoining bedroom is a child’s bedroom “Les Eglantines’. |
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