Double room-Deluxe-Ensuite with Bath-Margot

The Château de la Servayrie in Mouret near Conques is a Historic Monument classified in its entirety for its remarkable and complete restoration, harmoniously reconciling modern comfort and authenticity. Its composite architecture from the 12th to the 17th century, and more particularly its Romanesque dungeon that has reached us in its original state, positions it among the most remarkable buildings in the South-West. The castle offers three luxury guest rooms with varied decor, all with SPA. The space Originally known as the "Upper Room" of Damoiselle d'Entraygues in the 15th century, it is the oldest room in the main building. With its 28 m2 and medieval style, it is a real invitation to rest and serenity. Redesigned several times, the Margot room had a bretèche which is now converted into a small terrace overlooking the valley and the forest. It was in 1585 when the sulfurous and immortalized in cinema, Marguerite de Valois, more commonly known as Queen Margot, stopped at the Château de la Servayrie during her flight from Agen to Carlat. By choosing this luxury room you will have the opportunity to sleep in the period canopy bed that was the Queen's. A ceremonial bed, it is richly carved with biblical scenes, gadroons, cherubs...