With its famous address, late eighteenth-century Marie Antoinette vibes, and personal butler, high touch service, Airelles Château de Versailles gives guests the ultimate French Royalty experience. Built in 1681 as a ducal residence, the chateau is now an over the top, luxurious extension of the south wing of Versailles, and has direct access to the Orangerie. The main event of each stay is that before and after Versailles public hours, the 3 Palaces and 2,000 acres of lush gardens are privatized for guests. In addition to 14 period-appropriate suites with clawfoot tubs, the hotel features an Alain Ducasse restaurant where you can indulge in a multi course feast with wine pairings fit for a king, plus a spa – complete with a heated pool, sauna,and hammam room.
The details of my stay below which outline what a 24 hour itinerary should look like.
