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Le Louis Versailles Château Hotel-MGallery

Stories & Commitments

Where past and present intertwine in Versailles

Step into Le Louis Versailles Château Hotel-MGallery, a sanctuary where history and modernity merge. Located just 200 metres from the Château de Versailles, our hotel stands on the site of the former 1854 artillery stables, blending classic elegance with contemporary sophistication. Designed by the Sundukovy Sisters, each space resonates with royal heritage and refined design, offering a unique narrative that echoes through its 152 rooms, suites, and wellness areas.

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Versailles: A Chronicle of Royal Elegance

Constructed on the site of the 1854 artillery stables of Louis-Napoleon III, Le Louis Versailles Château Hotel-MGallery is a testament to Versailles' rich heritage.

Modern design meets classic elegance

Designed by the Sundukovy Sisters, the hotel's interiors feature aged mirrors, conical lamps, and a majestic chandelier, merging contemporary flair with historic grace.

Our whole team wishes you a marvelous stay on the royal terrain of one of the most extraordinary monuments anywhere, within our newly renovated hotel.
Christophe Pomarede General Manager

Our Commitments

In the halls of Le Louis Versailles Château Hotel-MGallery, royal lineage and modern grace entwine. Our allegiance to the environment echoes in our Green Key. We’re here to champion a new, more mindful way to travel. We strive to be the most sustainable hotel for —not just in— the world. This means aiming to realize a circular model of tourism, being hyper-local in the way we source and act, and giving back to the communities we’re in. So, we can create Memorable & Meaningful experiences that not only move guests but moves progress forward. To us, being part of a meaningful brand begins with being proudly certified with Green Key.

  • Heritage Days

    Every year, the Louis Versailles Château welcomes visitors for an exclusive tour of the former artillery armouries. Built in 1854 under Louis-Napoléon III, this building also houses a majestic porch.

 

 

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