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This room is in La Ferme, the estate's farmhouse setting, with a private bathroom fitted with a shower. The interior follows a simple country style, and the windows can be opened. A travel cot for a child aged up to two is available on request, subject to availability.

A path through the park links the Farm with the Abbey. The trip takes around twenty minutes on foot or five minutes by car. Fans are supplied in the room in place of air conditioning. Room service is not available at La Ferme.

Patterned tapestries and Toile de Jouy fabrics cover these attic rooms in the estate's former stables. Their sloping ceilings follow the roofline, and the stone Haras buildings are grouped around a leafy courtyard. The spa and wellness area are in the same part of the estate. The main Abbey is a short walk from these stone buildings.

Inside, a private bathroom has a shower. The windows open, and the twin option uses a German-style bed setup.

Wood and natural materials set the tone in this farmhouse room, with soft colors and rustic furnishings. The private bathroom has a shower, and the windows can be opened. Bathrobes and slippers are provided.

A path through the park leads to the main Abbey in around twenty minutes; the drive takes about five minutes. La Ferme sits in a forest clearing, with farmhouse buildings and outbuildings spread around the grounds. The room has fans in place of air conditioning, and room service is not available here.

Toile de Jouy fabrics and patterned tapestries bring color to rooms beneath the eaves of the former stables. The stone buildings surround a leafy courtyard, a short walk from the Abbey, with the spa and wellness facilities in the Haras building.

Each room has a private bathroom with a shower. Most are reached by stairs, although one ground-floor room is wheelchair accessible. Room service is not available in this part of the estate. The twin option uses a German-style bed setup.

Four distinct Baroque-inspired schemes give these rooms their own color and character. They occupy the first and second floors of the Abbey, and most sit beneath sloping ceilings. Fabrics and furnishings reflect the building's period setting, with views across the park.

The private bathroom has a shower or a bathtub, depending on the room. Bathrobes and slippers are supplied, and the windows can be opened. For guests traveling with a baby, a travel cot for a child aged up to two can be requested, subject to availability.

Rustic furnishings and a country-house palette carry through this room in the farmhouse. The larger layout includes a private bathroom with a shower, and bathrobes and slippers are supplied. The windows can be opened, with the estate's wooded setting outside.

A path through the park links the Farm and the main Abbey. The walk takes around twenty minutes, compared with five minutes by car. Inside the room, fans take the place of air conditioning. Room service is not available at La Ferme.

Selected fabrics, carefully chosen furniture and decorative objects give each room a distinct interior. These rooms are on the first or second floor of the main Abbey building. The design keeps period woodwork and original fabrics, paired with antiques and custom furniture.

The windows open and look across the park. A private bathroom contains either a shower or a bathtub, depending on the room, with bathrobes and slippers supplied. A cot for a child aged up to three can be requested, subject to availability.

One of five bedrooms in the Cottage, this room has its own bathroom with either a shower or a bathtub. Beyond the bedroom, the house's shared spaces include lounges, a dining room and an old kitchen with terracotta tiles. Sofas gather around a large fireplace, with a piano nearby.

The Cottage belongs to La Ferme, linked to the main Abbey by a path through the park and a private shuttle. The journey takes around twenty minutes on foot or five minutes by car. The bedroom has fans instead of air conditioning, and room service is not available at the Cottage.

Tall windows bring daylight into both the bedroom and bathroom, framing the grounds and the Abbey's buildings. High ceilings, fine moldings and woodwork give the interior the feel of a historic country residence. Tapestries add pattern to the room, which belongs to the hotel's Les Particulières collection.

The bathroom layout varies, with either a shower or a bathtub. Bathrobes and slippers are provided. An extra bed for a child aged three to twelve can be arranged for an additional charge, subject to availability.

These rooms sit beneath the mansard roof of the Abbey's oldest wing. Each has its own mix of fabrics, objects and made-to-measure details. The sloping roof shapes the interior, and the hotel calls this collection Les Singulières.

That variety extends to the bathrooms, whose position and layout differ from room to room. They have a shower or a bathtub, sometimes placed in an unusual spot. Bathrobes and slippers are provided. The windows can be opened, with views across the surrounding park.

Two sleeping areas, each with its own bathroom, give this room a useful layout for a family stay. It sits beneath the Abbey's mansard roof, with sloping ceilings and windows looking over the estate. Bathrobes and slippers are provided, and the windows can be opened.

The hotel can supply a cot for a child aged up to three, subject to availability. A bottle warmer and changing mat are also available on request. The room is in the main Abbey building.

Wood paneling, high ceilings and a period fireplace set the scene in this suite in the main Abbey building. Colorful tapestries and soft carpet bring texture to the interior, with a sitting area beside the bedroom space. The windows look across the estate.

Bathrooms differ between suites, with either a shower or a bathtub, and bathrobes and slippers are supplied. The hotel can arrange an extra bed for a child aged three to twelve for an additional charge, subject to availability. A cot is also available on request for younger children.

Large windows on both sides bring light through this single-story pavilion on the higher part of the estate. A central living room separates the bedrooms, which sit at opposite ends of the house. One bedroom has a bathroom with a walk-in shower, while the other has a bathtub.

The windows frame the grounds and the Abbey, and a private garden extends the setting outdoors. Bathrobes and slippers are provided. A cot for a child aged up to three can be arranged, subject to availability, with a bottle warmer and changing mat also available on request.

French and Japanese influences meet in this small pavilion at the water's edge. The bedroom looks out over the lake and surrounding greenery, while a private terrace extends the space outdoors. Its position apart from the Abbey's main rooms gives it a setting of its own within the estate.

The pavilion has one bedroom and a bathroom with a bathtub. Bathrobes and slippers are supplied, and the windows open. A cot for a child aged up to three can be arranged on request, subject to availability.

Pale green tapestries soften the wood-paneled rooms of this suite in the main Abbey building. Baroque details carry through the bedroom and living room, with the decor kept in muted tones. The lounge contains the sofa bed, apart from the main sleeping space.

Marble lines the bathroom, which has both a shower and a bathtub. Its window looks toward the Réfectoire des Moines, the Abbey's historic dining hall. Bathrobes and slippers are supplied, and a cot for a child aged up to three is available on request, subject to availability.

Opposite the grand staircase, this suite has a living room and bedroom framed by carved woodwork and rich drapes. Pilasters and period details reflect the residence's links with Baron de Rothschild. The sofa bed is in the lounge.

A long bathroom introduces a brighter palette, with both a bathtub and a shower. Bathrobes and slippers are supplied. The suite is on the first floor, with windows that open and look across the park.

The forest surrounds this pavilion, whose interiors take their cue from a hunting lodge. Shared living spaces bring the bedrooms together. Four bathrooms serve the accommodation, with a bath or shower in each.

The whole pavilion is booked for your group. Bathrobes and slippers are supplied, and the windows can be opened. A cot for a child aged up to three is available on request, subject to availability. The hotel can also provide a bottle warmer and changing mat for guests traveling with a baby.

A pink marble fireplace, Baroque woodwork and fine moldings mark the rooms of this suite, named for Charlotte de Rothschild. Beyond the entrance room, the layout unfolds through a bedroom, a boudoir and adjoining spaces, one of which contains a sofa bed. The windows trace a broad view from the pond toward the Abbey church.

Marble continues into the bathroom, where a shower sits alongside a bathtub with an unusual shape. Bathrobes and slippers are provided. An extra bed for a child aged three to twelve can be requested for an additional charge, subject to availability.