| Loire Valley Hotels |
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| Charming and romantic Loire Valley hotels, rural retreats, boutique hotels, luxury hotels, romantic getaways, small hotels, bed & breakfasts |
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| Choose from our romantic and charming hotels and accommodation in the Loire Valley by clicking on the map or list on the right. These will highlight a wide selection of Loire Valley hotels, including romantic Saumur hotels, and bed & breakfasts amongst others. Whatever your taste, we’ll help you find that perfect getaway. |
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| CLICK HERE TO VIEW THE LIST OF ALL OUR Loire Valley HOTELS |
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City Break Hotel | |
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Cottage/Apartment | |
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Countryside Hotel | |
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Luxury Hotel | |
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Manor House | |
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Mountain Hotel | |
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Pousada/Parador | |
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Resort Hotel | |
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Riad/Dar Hotel | |
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Rural Hotel | |
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Seaside Hotel | |
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Spa Hotel | |
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Village Hotel | | |
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| All hotels have been personally visited by a member of our management. ask our advice | | | | |
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The Loire Valley seems to epitomise all that is good about France. Architecturally blessed with fine towns such as Saumur, Orléans, Amboise and Angers, amongst many others, its landscapes are also equally beautiful - the Loire valley is, after all, known as the Garden of France. Then there are the seemingly countless chateaux and manor houses sprinkled liberally throughout. Culturally too the Loire is known as the cradle of the French language and was an important centre of the Renaissance. And, of course, we cannot forget the many world class wines produced here.
History, art nature and man made marvels go hand in hand here so, unsurprisingly, much of the Loire River valley was made a World Heritage Area by UNESCO. As the selection committee itself stated it is “an exceptional cultural landscape, of great beauty, comprised of historic cities and villages, great architectural monuments - the Châteaux - and lands that have been cultivated and shaped by centuries of interaction between local populations and their physical environment, in particular the Loire itself." We couldn’t put it better ourselves.
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