Set in France's picturesque Loire Valley, Château Louise de La Vallière is a 16th-century château that was once the childhood home of Louise de La Vallière, the first love of King Louis XIV. Surrounded by 47 acres of parkland featuring centuries-old oaks, a fig conservatory with 76 varieties, and a rose plantation dedicated to Madame de La Vallière, the château offers an authentic glimpse into France's rich history. Interiors designed by Jacques Garcia honor the grandeur of the past with period furnishings, opulent fabrics, and original artworks. History enthusiasts and those seeking a genuine French countryside experience will find this château a captivating retreat.

The château features 20 distintly decorated rooms and suites, each dedicated to a notable figure from French royal history. Accommodations are spread across the main château, Maison du Gardien, Orangerie, Pavillon, and the converted stables. Designed by Jacques Garcia, each room tells its own story with period furnishings and original artworks, providing an authentic historical atmosphere without sacrificing comfort. Guests can enjoy plush bedding, spacious marble bathrooms, and personalized touches in a timeless setting. The converted stables are perfect for those seeking a unique stay, while the spacious suites in the main château are ideal for couples or history enthusiasts. The Duc de Luynes room offers accessible accommodations.

Situated in the Loire Valley near the historic town of Amboise, Château Louise de La Vallière is accessible via nearby airports and train stations. Shuttle services can be arranged. Once you arrive, the château is a gateway to France's rich history and culture, with the landscapes and châteaux of the region ready to be explored by vintage car, bicycle, or on foot.