The Camp du Drap d'Or invites its guests to follow in the footsteps of England’s Henry VIII and Francis I of France in one of 100 flamboyant ‘lodgings’ of the Field of the Cloth of Gold.
Set within a Mediterranean garden, spend an unforgettable night in the heart of Ancient Rome.
Pass through the portcullis and find yourself in the Middle Ages! Spend a night within the ramparts under the protection of the knights of Puy du Fou.
Built entirely on stilts, this hotel will take you back to the Merovingian period where comfortable family rooms are found inside thatched-roof huts.
This accommodation has taken inspiration from Louis XIV’s own private château. The Sun King created Versailles to be able to welcome Ambassadors and to build a courtyard. He then built another château in Marly which was supposedly reserved for his friends and intimate affairs.
Located close to the direct entrance to the Puy du Fou, the Logis de Lescure has 4 duplex suites from 43 to 77 m² in an authentic 18th-century Vendean building.
