Suite "Adam" in building "Romain"

La Rémonière is an exceptional site, an estate with 2000 years of age, having hosted the Château d'Azay-le-Rideau in the 16th century, and today remained simply superb vis-à-vis. A heart in the middle of nature, haven of peace of 33 hectares, where lives a nature reserve of birds, 1km of Indre borders the domain and the mother hens will amaze you with their chicks. Here we come to recharge, rest, exchange with other travelers, train, or simply enjoy the vibrations of the place. The space "Roman" suite with open mezzanine bedroom, including a bed 1.40m x 2m. In the room below you can enjoy a living room equipped with a sofa, a bathroom with bathtub, a shower and toilet. A superb view of the remains, the chestnut trees, the orchard and the private swimming pool of 17m x 8m (accessible at certain times, opening from July 1st). Near: Famous Basketry Village with its museum and its many basket makers at 5km. The Troglodyte Valley of Goupillières at 5km. Ballan golf course at 18km. Many winegrowers; in Rivarennes (9km), in Cravant-les-Coteaux (16km) and Chinon at 20km. The Castles: from Azay-le-Rideau adjoining, Saché at 5km (Balzac's residence), Langeais at 9km, Villandry and its Gardens at 12km, Ussé "Sleeping Beauty Castle" at 14km, Chinon (Fortress) at 20km; other Châteaux within an hour: Chambord, Chenonceaux, Amboise, Le Clos Lucé (home of Leonardo da Vinci). Guest access By car, GPS coordinates: N47 ° 15'10 "/ E 00 ° 28'15" By TGV, Tours train station 33km away or Saint-Pierre-des-Corps train station 34km away. Shuttles from TGV stations, either by regional train arriving at Azay-le-Rideau station (4km away) or by bus arriving at the center of Azay-le-Rideau (2km away). Possibility to book in advance a bicycle (in the village) or a taxi to drop you off at the estate. Other things to note History of the domain of La Rémonière: In Gallo-Roman times, the Caius Neron family settled on this estate on the banks of the Indre. The remains still visible are those of the temples built by Secunda for her husband and her son. In the 15th century the Manor rises, on the old Gallo-Roman villa. In 1418, stay of the Dauphin, future Charles VII, during the siege of the castle of Azay-le-Rideau. From the Renaissance to the contemporary era: In the 16th Century Philippa Lesbay undertook the construction of the Château d'Azay-le-Rideau on this large estate. It was then that François I stayed at La Rémonière. Crossing the centuries of history, the castle of Azay-le-Rideau and the Manoir de la Rémonière have never ceased to look at each other through a large opening in the park. History of the castle of Azay-le-Rideau and the domain of La Rémonière: 1516 to 1652: the domain belongs to lords and members of large 1652: purchase of La Rémonière by Henri François de Vassé, who is part of the property of the castle of Azay-le-Rideau 1791 to 1898: the castle of Azay and the domain of La Rémonière belong to the Biencourt family 1898: purchase by the Vicomte de Larocque Latour of the property comprising the castle and the estate 1903: purchase of the castle and estate by Mr Arteau August 11, 1905: Mr. Arteau sells the Château d'Azay-le-Rideau to the French State and keeps the La Rémonière estate which becomes a separate property. In 1985, Chantal and Carole PÉCAS acquired the Domaine and awakened these sleeping places.