La Chambre Louise

Why Louise, you might wonder? Louise Labé (1524-1566), nicknamed "la Belle Cordière," was a pioneer for all women who entered literature after her: facing the poets of the Pleiade (Ronsard, Du Bellay, etc.), she affirmed the value of the female voice in poetry.

Soundproofed and air-conditioned, the room is lit by a large roof window equipped with an electric roller blind, and overlooks the inner courtyard, guaranteeing you the peace for the night. It can accommodate up to three adults, in a double bed with a relaxation base and an 80 x 190 cm BZ radiator. 

 If you are staying with family and a baby, a crib can also be complimentary provided in the room.