Marquise Suite – Château de Berg

The Marquis Suite at Berg Castle, overlooking the Moselle, combines elegance and history. The focal point is a king-size bed with carved golden headboard. Antique furniture rub shoulders with modern touches. The decor mixes luxurious textiles, creamy tones, gray, and gold. The windows offer a view of the valley. This suite embodies the French lifestyle, combining aristocratic heritage and contemporary comfort. The space Berg Castle offers visitors a captivating mix of historical grandeur and modern luxury, stretching far beyond its opulent suites. The ground floor welcomes guests with a beautiful wooden staircase in the Grand Entrance Hall, featuring unique wrought iron details, probably designed by the École de Nancy. On the right, the Dining Room retains original stove moldings, while the adjacent Music Room features beautifully restored hardwood floors with a central wind rose. The Historic Kitchen, one of the castle's most evocative spaces, is still home to period furniture, including a huge smoking room and a recently discovered 18-meter deep well. Outside, hosts can explore the meticulously designed French garden, surrounded by high walls and embellished with tricentenary boxwood. Place des Tilleuls, adorned with carved lime trees imported from Holland, leads to a triangular courtyard. A hidden wooden door opens onto the Chemin du Calvaire, lined with centuries-old boxwood. The castle also has a vaulted cellar accessible by a secret stone staircase, ideal for storing wine, and a large barn that once served as a center of agricultural activity. These varied spaces combine to create an immersive experience, allowing guests to take a trip back in time while enjoying the comfort of a luxurious stay at this enchanting French castle.