Chateau de Paradis

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Chateau de Paradis, France

The Château de Paradis is located in the Loire Valley – It is an 18th century chateau built for the duke of Choiseul, minister of King Louis XV. This neoclassical château built for Louis XV’s most famous and controversial minister offers particularly refined architecture and decor. It comprises two wings from the 16th and 18th centuries, spanning 1600 square meters, with various outbuildings and 19 hectares of woods and pastures. It has been partially listed as a historical monument since 1947. Specific protections include the facades and roofs; the ground floor room adorned with woodwork, its painted ceiling, and its stone fireplace; the dovecote; the North door.
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Historic and exclusive

Château de Paradis, partially listed as a historical monument, combines neoclassical 18th-century architecture with 16th-century charm, offering a unique experience in the Loire Valley.

Premium services

Enjoy a welcome drink with local wine, homemade breakfast and tea-time pastries, unlimited soft drinks and water, and a dedicated concierge service to organize your activities.

Modern comfort in a traditional setting

All rooms are equipped with air conditioning, TVs with Netflix and Amazon Prime, and Nespresso machines, ensuring a luxurious stay.

Exceptional on-site activities

Heated swimming pool, cinema room, seasonal vegetable garden, local honey tastings, and the possibility of hot air balloon flights directly from the garden.

Close to iconic tourist attractions

Located just a few kilometers from renowned sites such as Château de Chenonceau, Amboise, Clos Lucé, and other highlights of the Loire Valley.

Convenient access

Only 20 minutes from the St-Pierre-des-Corps TGV station, with transfer services available, or arrive by helicopter directly in the garden for an unforgettable experience.

We offer the services below to our guests during their stay at no extra costs
  • Welcome drink of local wines and aperitif on their arrival day
  • Daily continental breakfast with homemade pastries and cakes
  • Tea time with homemade cakes and tea and/or coffee
  • Soft drinks available throughout their stay (4 soft drinks/day/guest)
  • Still and sparkling water
  • Cinema room
  • Daily room/bathroom cleaning, with sheets changed twice per week or on request
  • Concierge service through WhatsApp for organizing outings, bookings, wine tours, and meal planning
  • Daily meals prepared and served by our home cook and butler service for
    the meals service
  • Fridge stocking
  • Daily shopping
  • Extensive wine cave available to organize chandelles dinner (beginning 2024 for dinners inside)
  • Wine bottles from the local and grand crus wine producer available at reasonable cost
  • Laundry/pressing
  • Train station pick up
  • E-bikes/Dirt E-bikes to explore the surroundings
  • Car available on site if guests come from the TGV station
  • Hot air balloons discovery trips from the castle (wind permitting)
  • The garden features various outdoor lounge areas with umbrellas and offers the option to enjoy meals al fresco.
  • Guests can access a 25-meter heated swimming pool.
  • A seasonal vegetable garden provides fresh produce for guest meals.
  • Beehives on the property allow guests to join sessions with our beekeeper to learn about bees, with honey available for tasting during breakfast and in pastries.
  • Hot air balloon flights can be organized directly from the garden.
  • The nearest small local road is 300 meters away, ensuring a quiet and peaceful environment.
  • Converted outbuildings maintain privacy, with high surrounding walls and no disturbances from neighbors.
  • An outdoor sauna near the pool is being installed, and in 2024, the property will be enhanced with an indoor wellness area and a forest cabin for guests of all ages.
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Proximity to Iconic Destinations

  • 4 km from Chanteloup
  • 8 km from Château de Chenonceau
  • 7 km from Amboise and the Loire River
  • 30 km from Tours
  • The local TGV station, St-Pierre-des-Corps (20 minutes from Paradis), is just 55 minutes from Paris Montparnasse by train
  • Helicopter access from Paris with a 50-minute flight, landing directly in the garden

Prime Location in the Loire Valley

The Château de Paradis located in the Loire Valley of France, a region rich in history and dotted with numerous castles and attractions. Here’s a list of attractions and sites located near the Château de Paradis.

  1. Château du Clos Lucé: Leonardo da Vinci’s last residence. The manor house has models of his various machine designs.
  2. Saint-Hubert Chapel (Chapelle Saint-Hubert): On the grounds of Château d’Amboise, this is believed to be Leonardo da Vinci’s resting place.
  3. Château de Chenonceau: A renowned chateau spanning the River Cher, known for its picturesque arches and gardens.
  4. Château de Chaumont: Located south of Amboise, this chateau annually hosts the International Garden Festival.
  5. Pagode de Chanteloup: An 18th-century seven-story pagoda just a few kilometers from Amboise, the only remainder of the Château de Chanteloup.
  6. Aquarium du Val de Loire: Near Amboise, it’s Europe’s largest freshwater aquarium, spotlighting fish from the Loire River and elsewhere.
  7. Mini-Châteaux Park: A park with miniaturized replicas of the Loire Valley’s significant castles, great for families.
  8. Château de Blois: In the town of Blois, this chateau showcases architectural styles from the Middle Ages to the 17th century.
  9. Château de Cheverny: Known for its beautifully preserved interiors. It also houses a special exhibition dedicated to Tintin, as the chateau inspired Marlinspike Hall in the Tintin comics.
  10. Maison de la Magie Robert-Houdin: In Blois, a museum paying homage to magician Jean Eugène Robert-Houdin. The facade adorned with dragons is a visual treat.
  11. The Loire River: Offers recreational activities like boat tours that grant unique castle perspectives.
  12. Loire Valley Wine Tours: Explore the region’s wines through guided tours and tastings.
  13. Parc Zoo de Beauval: One of France’s most famous zoos, it’s renowned for its giant pandas, but also hosts a large variety of animals from around the world.

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