This suite is decorated in the traditional French style with fabric-lined walls and details, echoing the blooming hydrangeas, with oak paneling and a high beamed ceiling. There is a Breton library which was made for the restoration of the castle (1866) as well as an imposing bed and wardrobe and delicate bedside tables.

This bedroom has a magnificent chandelier that is both purple and pure crystal. This was originally the first floor living room, and therefore boasts a monumental sculpted fireplace, where you can still sit and imagine board games in progress. The stained-glass windows overlook the meadow behind the castle. There are traditional components.

This suite has a tower on its corner, which now houses part of the modern but classic bathroom with lovely chestnut floors. The bathroom has a tub and a shower. The suite has a double bed and a slatted sofa bed. It can also accommodate a single bed and / or an additional baby cot on request. The room is ideal for families because of its space

This room works great with the Honeymoon Suite for larger families, as they are side by side and have a door down the hall, so both bedrooms can be privatized together.