This establishment, rich in history, is located in an 18th-century building classified as a historical monument, offering a prestigious and charming setting. The atmosphere is intimate and warm, perfect for a relaxing getaway or an extended stay. You will be just steps away from shops, the local market, and the best restaurants, with the Jacobsen pier a few minutes' walk away, a picturesque spot worth a stroll.
The hotel features 25 rooms and suites, each carefully decorated and personalized to reflect various themes such as cavalry, the ocean, or the surrounding nature. The rooms offer breathtaking views of the castle, the enclosed garden with pool, or the quays of the old port canal. Modern and elegant comfort awaits you in each room, with high-end amenities and NUXE welcome products. The hotel's common areas, such as the cozy lounges and the bar offering a view of the port, are perfect for relaxing after a day of exploring the island.
The outdoor pool, heated from April to November, is a true haven of peace, surrounded by greenery and offering a magnificent view of the medieval castle. You can unwind there in a serene and elegant ambiance. The hotel's NUXE spa is a true invitation to relaxation and well-being. This intimate and bright space, thanks to its superb glass roof, offers a full range of treatments and massages with NUXE products. The spa also includes a hammam, a sauna, and a sensory shower, perfect for a moment of absolute relaxation.
Every morning, a buffet breakfast is served in a dining room offering a panoramic view of the castle, an ideal setting to start the day well. For your winter relaxation moments, the lounges with fireplaces are perfect for warming up after a romantic walk on the island. The hotel also offers the privatization of its lounges for seminars or business meetings, providing an elegant and refined setting.
During your stay, do not miss visiting the surroundings of Noirmoutier. The Mullembourg nature reserve, located nearby, is an ideal place to observe local wildlife and flora. You can also explore the Noirmoutier castle, one of the best-preserved in the Grand West, which houses a museum tracing the island's history.
