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Hotel Le Clos d’Amboise, Amboise Hotels
Historic 17th-century property offering various accommodations, a heated pool, a sauna, and breakfast
Hotel Le Clos d’Amboise offers a unique travel experience, seamlessly blending historical charm with contemporary style and luxurious comfort. Housed within the walls of a beautifully preserved 17th-century building, the property was thoughtfully converted into a hotel in 2003 and further enhanced with careful upgrades in 2011. Throughout these transformations, meticulous attention was paid to maintaining the building’s authentic character and historical integrity. The hotel enjoys a privileged location in the heart of the Royal City of Amboise, making it an ideal base for exploring the region’s rich cultural heritage.
Guests of Hotel Le Clos d’Amboise will find themselves conveniently located just a short distance from some of the area’s most significant landmarks. A brief stroll will take you to the magnificent château of Francois I, a testament to the region’s royal past. Similarly close by is the Clos Lucé, the former residence of the legendary Leonardo da Vinci, now a fascinating museum dedicated to his life and work.
The accommodations at Hotel Le Clos d’Amboise are as individual as the guests who stay there. Each room is uniquely decorated, providing a welcoming and comfortable retreat. Standard amenities include a private bathroom, a convenient hair dryer, and a well-stocked minibar. For those seeking an elevated experience, the suites offer even more space and added luxury, featuring a separate bedroom and a relaxing lounge area. The Superior and Family Superior Rooms boast picturesque views overlooking the lush parkland, while the Royal Suite and Family Suite provide truly expansive living spaces designed to comfortably accommodate up to five and six guests, respectively.
Begin your day with a delightful breakfast buffet, offering a tempting array of hot beverages, freshly baked pastries, an assortment of seasonal fresh fruits, and a selection of delicious local products. The hotel boasts a tranquil park and an inviting terrace, both offering serene views of a sprawling lawn adorned with majestic, century-old trees. Guests can also enjoy a refreshing dip in the outdoor swimming pool, nestled amongst fragrant rose bushes and towering cedars. For ultimate relaxation, the hotel also offers a soothing sauna. Active travelers will appreciate the hotel’s secure shelter for bicycles, providing a convenient way to explore the scenic track alongside the picturesque Loire River.
Hotel Information
4-star Hotel
+33 247301020
27 Rue Rabelais
http://www.leclosdamboise.com/en/
Free wifi
Free parkingFrance
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