Former Castle Hotels, Guesthouses in Tours

Former Castle Hotels in Tours

8 HOTELS IN AND AROUND TOURS

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Château Belmont Tours by The Crest Collection

Hotel in Tours

8.6

Very Good

From $138

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Château De La Bourdaisière 7.1 km from Tours

Hotel in Montlouis-sur-Loire

8.9

Excellent

From $116

Former Castle Hotel

The initial fortress was built as far back as the 14th century, with only some moats, a corner tower and a staircase remaining from that building. In the early 16th century, it was reconstructed into a country residence and through the ages it changed many owners. In the 19th century, the castle was redesigned once again, this time in a Neo-Renaissance style. During World War II, it was occupied by the Germans, and afterwards it was turned into a military school and later on into a retirement home before becoming the luxury hotel that it is today.

Château De Noizay 9.7 km from Tours

Hotel in Noizay

7.8

Good

From $224

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Luxury Hotel

Historic Hotel

Château de Perreux, The Originals Collection 13.6 km from Tours

Hotel in Amboise

8.8

Excellent

From $150

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Château De Pray 15.5 km from Tours

Hotel in Amboise

8.8

Excellent

From $200

Former Castle Hotel

Located in Amboise, this château offers stunning views of the Loire Valley. The hotel combines historical architecture with modern comforts. The location is ideal for exploring the Loire Valley's many attractions and vineyards.

Chateau des Arpentis 15.8 km from Tours

Hotel in Amboise

8.7

Very Good

From $235

Former Castle Hotel

In 1410, the castle was the property of Jean du Bois, majordomo of the Duke of Guise. Around the 16th century, it was owned by the military and was passed to Louis Charles D'Albert, Duke of Luynes. In June of 1619, King Louis XIII dined there with the owner. In the 17th century, a terrace was added on the outer walls. It was renovated in 19th century. The castle is surrounded by 30 hectares of lush vegetation.