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Le Prieuré

Originally a 12th-century priory that has undergone numerous transformations through the centuries to today’s charming hotel that resembles a chateau. Le Prieuré sits on the banks of the River Loire surrounded by 60 acres of magnificent parkland with superb views of the Loire Valley, a great choice of accommodation and a restaurant with scenic views.
Our executive chef, Benoit Tessier cooks a regional cuisine, highlighting the exceptionally fresh local products
Conference facilities and groups are available.

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Our Priory, originally the house of the Prior, was built in the 12th century on two levels.
In the 16th century at the instigation of Prior François Leroux de la Roche des Aubiers, the Priory was transformed in Renaissance style. The result was a magnificent double gabled manor house adorned with a hexagonal tower with a spiral staircase. The old private apartments of the Prior still have a huge fireplace richly decorated with symbols and ornaments.
In 1830, the Comte de l'Aubépin, the new owner of Le Prieuré, carried out work to give the house a square tower and thus the appearance of a château.
At the beginning of the 20th century, it was the turn of Comte Raymond de Castellane, a new owner from a noble Provencal family, to start restoration and embellishment work, in particular on the terraces.