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Hotel Pavillon de Lys, Amboise Hotels
Charming boutique hotel in a former mansion with stylish rooms, a garden, and a daily breakfast
Discover the enchanting Hotel Pavillon des Lys, a true gem nestled in the very heart of Amboise. This isn’t just a place to stay; it’s an experience steeped in history and radiating an undeniable charm. Originally constructed in 1703 as a distinguished private mansion, this remarkable building underwent a thoughtful transformation in 2004, emerging as the boutique hotel we know and love today. The meticulous renovation carefully preserved many of the building’s original features, allowing guests to appreciate the antique beauty of marble fireplaces, elegant wood paneling, and intricately decorated moldings that whisper tales of centuries past.
The Hotel Pavillon des Lys boasts an enviable location, placing you right in the vibrant city center of Amboise. A delightful array of shops and restaurants are mere steps away, inviting you to immerse yourself in the local culture and indulge in the region’s culinary delights. For history enthusiasts, the hotel’s proximity to significant landmarks is a major draw. A leisurely three-minute stroll will lead you to the magnificent Château Royal d’Amboise, a site of immense historical importance and the final residence of the legendary Leonardo da Vinci. Just a five-minute walk in another direction brings you to the historic L’Ile d’Or bridge, an iconic structure that gracefully spans the majestic Loire River.
Within the Hotel Pavillon des Lys, you’ll find a selection of nine thoughtfully designed accommodations. There are seven inviting and cozy rooms, each offering a unique and comfortable retreat. For those seeking a more spacious and luxurious experience, the hotel also features two expansive Deluxe Suites. Regardless of your choice, each room is beautifully decorated, incorporating pops of warm, inviting colors and soft, ambient lighting to create a relaxing and welcoming atmosphere. Depending on your room’s location, you might enjoy breathtaking views of the imposing castle or the serene beauty of the cottage garden. The upgraded rooms and suites offer additional space and enhanced comfort, with some boasting delightful private outdoor terraces, charming wood-beamed ceilings that add character, and elegant chandeliers that cast a warm glow.
Whether you opt for a standard room or a luxurious Deluxe Suite, you can be assured of finding all the necessities to ensure a comfortable and memorable stay. Sink into the plush bedding, adorned with an abundance of soft pillows, and wrap yourself in the luxurious bathrobes provided. Each room also features a comfortable seating area, perfect for relaxing after a day of exploring Amboise.
Start your day in the most delightful way with breakfast served in the hotel lounge, in the enchanting garden, or delivered directly to the comfort of your room. The breakfast spread is a celebration of locally sourced, high-quality products, including a selection of assorted cheeses, flavorful cold meats, an array of fresh seasonal fruit, and an irresistible assortment of breads and pastries from the local baker. While the Hotel Pavillon des Lys does not have a full-service restaurant, they do offer convenient room service, allowing you to enjoy a range of delicious cooked meals paired with a glass of the region’s finest local wine, all within the privacy and comfort of your own room.
Hotel Information
4-star Hotel
+33 247300101
9 Rue d’Orange
https://www.pavillondeslys.com/en/
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