Les Chambres
Where the House Sleeps
Four bedrooms, eight guests, and not one of them alike. Each is dressed in its own cloth — toile and gingham, ticking stripe and hunt-scene linen — so choosing where you sleep becomes its own small pleasure.

Chambre One
Chambre Un
The quietest of the four. A grand walnut armoire, blue-and-white faïence on the wall, and an indienne spread beneath a soft botanical canopy — a queen bed made for slow mornings.
- Sleeps
- Two
- The bed
- One queen bed
- The bath
- Same floor — shower and tub
- Dressed in
- Indienne block-print & a botanical canopy

Chambre Two
Chambre Deux
A queen under a green gingham canopy, with a verdure tapestry keeping watch and terracotta tiles underfoot. Beamed and cool, with its own bath through the door, it holds the afternoon quiet.
- Sleeps
- Two
- The bed
- One queen bed
- The bath
- An en suite bathroom
- Dressed in
- A verdure tapestry & green gingham

Chambre Three
Chambre Trois
The primary bedroom, and the most romantic: its four-poster canopy in pink ticking stripe is drawn over a floral headboard, with chintz cushions and brass sconces for reading late. Unabashedly pretty.
- Sleeps
- Two
- The bed
- One king-size four-poster canopy bed
- The bath
- Shared with Chambre Four
- Dressed in
- Ticking stripe & chintz florals

Chambre Four
Chambre Quatre
Two extra-long single beds with hunt-scene headboards against a bare stone wall — long enough for grown-ups, though the children claim the room first. It adjoins the primary bedroom. Gingham at the window, red bolsters on top.
- Sleeps
- Two
- The bed
- Two extra-long single beds
- The bath
- Shared with Chambre Three
- Dressed in
- Hunt-scene linen & gingham
Eight guests, four rooms, one house.