We were treated like royalty during our entire stay and it was easy to imagine oneself a countess or princess, when surrounded by stone walls densely inhabited by the spirits and souls of a very rich past. Many of them have opened their doors and gardens in the last few years to curious travelers who yearn to be enchanted by the aura of French history and the sensation of being in the very same spot as someone whose name is engraved in the annals of history.
Guests can also enjoy three different entertainment salons and an eighteenth century terrace.
There is a unique indoor swimming pool built in the same spot where for centuries people bathed in stone tubs. In addition, there is a fitness-room for body building and exercising. The castle walls are alive with ivy, trumpet vine, wisteria and roses. Above those rooms, a circular stone staircase leads to a large room with an arched ceiling used for gatherings of different types. That evening, the room accommodated a concert by a local soprano and mandolin player.