Description

Magnificent shato it is located in Aquitaine, in the southwest of France. Magnificent shato will force you to fall in love with it at first sight, to it is not present equal among other luxury locks in the region. Shatto, it is proud standing on hill top, possesses the great view of Landis and Gers. Unique French shato begins the history since the 18th century, in it the aristocratism and elegance of that time remained, at the same time it combines modern comfort as shato it was recently completely restored. Each part of the classical interior is executed with the delicate taste and high quality, in shato there are a lot of refined antiques and objects of art. Shatto offers bedrooms of three options: the romantic bedroom for newly married with the double bed and the spacious bathroom, delyuks with the terrace on the roof in two options - or with two odnospalny beds, or with the double bed in which there is also the bathroom and elegant delyuks from the bathroom. In shato there are also luxurious living rooms, library, the billiard room, restaurant. Shatto is ideal for holding weddings and celebrations. Services of the concierge and the transfer are provided. At the request services of wedding organizers can be provided.

In the territory of the lock of 16 hectares excellent landscape gardens for the relaxation are laid out, there is the private pool, the park, the small kitchen garden, the all-weather tennis court and the pond where it is possible to be engaged in fishing.

The lock is in the region Aquitaine, such arrangement is ideal for visit of the coast of the Atlantic Ocean and the cities of Biarritz, Saint-Jean-de-Lyuz, Bayon and San Sebastian in Spain. The lock is near the ancient trade cities of Sankt-Sever and Egeni-le-Ben lying along the Ador River where there are different cafes, restaurants, shops and there take place festivals. It is possible to touch history having visited historical sights of the cities among which the Abbey ranked as cultural heritage of UNESCO. The neighboring city Maun-de-Marsan since 12th century is known as the center of trade Armagnac, and his rich merchant houses remind of days of former blossoming of the city.