Dear Friends,

Château ALroche-Ploquin is closing it doors for winter. We wish you a nice winter time and hope to see you again at Laroche-Ploquin.

The hotel will be open from April 8th, 2022.

Please do not hesitate to make your reservations on our website or directly by email at reservation@larocheploquin.com

We look forward to welcoming you back


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4 STAR CHÂTEAU HÔTEL RESTAURANT

Welcome to the domaine of Laroche-Ploquin

 

Set in a wooded 7 hectare park in the heart of the Loire Valley, the magnificent Château Laroche-Ploquin and its semi gastronomic restaurant opened in 2017 is ready to welcome you. Here the history of France and traditional luxury combine to give you the experience of life in a château during your stay. The hotel is in the only region of France classified as a Unesco World Heritage area for “representing the genius of human creativity”.

23 LUXURY ROOMS

Rooms with historical decor

The Check-in is at 3 pm and Check-out is at 12 am

 

Château Laroche-Ploquin has 20 rooms in the castle and 3 rooms in the pavilions of the countesse furnished and decorated in the style of Louis XV or Louis XVI. Each room is fitted out in unique detail, draped with fabrics of the highest quality creating a particular ambience from room to room. 
 

Explore the rooms

 

 Room photos
 

RESTAURANT & BAR

Gastronomy in 
a historic setting

 

Description

The restaurant built in 2016 and opened in 2017 extends the chateau onto a magnificent veranda opening onto the rose labyrinth. Here you can enjoy breakfast, lunch and dinner as well as gourmet items from the bar during the day. 

As soon as the first rays of the sun light up the hotel, garden tables will be ready to welcome you  to enjoy a light snack or drink by the lawn.

Explore the restaurant

 

HÔTEL LAROCHE PLOQUIN

History of the Castle

The Chateau La Roche Ploquin was constructed in the 15th century on the foundation of the 13th century fortress for the Betz family, from Betz le Château.  In the 16th century, La Roche belonged to the Huissier family and to the Du Puy family until the end of 17th century.

The Chateau gained acclaimed fame during the 20th century thanks to the owner of that time, Countess Marie Thérèse De Poix, The Countess, who belonged to the resistance network “Turma Vengeance” during the WWII, welcomed many civilians who needed to hide during the Nazi occupation.

The Chateau thus aided the Countess and her network to spare many lives.  A parachute drop of weapons also took place on the property of the Countess.

The Countess was decorated with the Legion of  Honour as well as the Medal of Freedom, the highest civilian award of the United States. . 

 

 

 

Marie Caroline BERTHELLET