Chateau de Brou

A Royal Interlude in the Loire Valley Built in the 15th century on the foundations of an ancient fortress, the Château de Brou is a historic monument that embodies the nobility of the Loire Valley. Located in Noyant-de-Touraine, this 100-hectare estate of woods and meadows offers a complete immersion in French history. With its defensive towers, dry moat, and high slate roofs, the château presents a majestic silhouette. Inside, the décor is a journey through time: original parquet floors, monumental fireplaces, and period furniture combine to create an atmosphere of a stately home that is both grand and intimate. Serenity and the Art of Living in the Garden of France A stay at the Château de Brou is an invitation to disconnect and recharge. The spacious and bright rooms and suites offer breathtaking views of the centuries-old park, where it is not uncommon to spot deer in the early morning. Visitors can enjoy the heated swimming pool nestled in the greenery, escape on long walks in the forest, or discover local cuisine in the castle's vaulted dining room. It's the perfect base for exploring the Loire Valley castles (Azay-le-Rideau and Villandry are nearby) while enjoying the absolute tranquility of an exceptional private estate.