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Guest Houses, Hotels, Golf Resorts, Châteaux, Villas
When visiting France,
be it for golf or any other itinerary, your accommodations
are an important part of a memorable vacation. The properties shown here
are just some of our favorites. In each, our clients are extended a level
of unsurpassed service. Whether your idea of the perfect vacation includes
stays in castles, five-star hotels, country homes or inns, JERRY QUINLAN'S
CELTIC GOLF can help you plan the trip of a lifetime.
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Château des Vigiers
The Château:
Dating back to 1597, the Château known locally as "Little
Versailles", was the creation of Jean Vigiers, a Royal judge.
It is now completely restored with 25 guest rooms individually
designed and furnished in French Country House style.
In the "Les Dépendances" where local stone and
old beams have been used to great effect, we offer an additional
11 attractive suites and 11 guest bedrooms.
Château des Vigiers is the ideal venue for board meetings,
incentive trips and conferences as well as for wedding receptions
and functions.
The Region:
We organise wine tastings locally in the Bergerac and Monbazillac
areas as well as in Graves, Sauternes, Médoc, Pomerol and
the picturesque mediaeval town of Saint-Emilion.
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Château des Vigiers |
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Many guests enjoy the food markets in Sainte-Foy-la-Grande and
Bergerac. Others venture further afield to explore the old towns
and historic châteaux along the Dordogne valley and the
prehistoric caves, Lascaux among them, in the Sarlaat and Montignac
area.
We are proud of having been selected as one of the top 50 Golf
Resorts in the world by Golf Style Inernational, and having received
awards for excellence from both the International Property Magazine
and Johansens, the hotel guide.
Do come and see us, you might like it so much that you will want
to become a member or acquire a luxury apartment to house. Bienvenue!
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Hotel du Palais |
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Hotel du Palais
A magnificent palace overlooking the Great Beach of
Biarritz, close to both downtown
and the famous casino.The Hotel du Palais has been for
more than a century the symbol of prestige and radiance
of Biarritz.
Under the name “Villa Eugénie”, the
former Imperial summer Residence built by Napoleon III
for Eugénie de Montijo in 1854, still echoes the
burst of fanfares of the Second Empire. Its 134 rooms and
22 suites are luxuriously decorated & overlook the
park and the ocean. |
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Les Bordes Lodge |
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Les Bordes Lodge
Traditional cottages with their oak beams and handmade
furniture in the extraordinary
atmosphere of the forest of The Sologne, the ancient
forest in the heart of the Loire Valley : Les Bordes
Lodge lies in the seclusion and beauty of the former
hunting estate of baron Bich, Welcomed by the Rodin sculpture
beside the putting green and by the warmth of the staff
at reception, you know you are in a special place. You
are only one and a half hours – but an entire world – away
from Paris.
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Château de Sully |
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Château de Sully
A charming 18th century château surrounded by
a magnificent park situated between Bayeux and the Normandy
landing Beaches (2 miles from Omaha Beach golf course).
Its ancient charm combined with modern comfort makes
a perfect retreat for golfers, and the gourmet restaurant,
with sea food, terroir and market products, is one of
the best of the area. |
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Deauville’s Hotel du Golf |
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Deauville’s Hotel du Golf
A luxury four-star hotel overlooking Deauville, with
an informal friendly ambiance
in a handsome and typical Norman architecture dated from
early 20th century. The golf course surrounds the hotel,
making the Hotel du Golf the perfect golf resort situated
within 10 minutes from one of the most famous French
shopping areas (Deauville) and 30 minutes from the magnificent
Honfleur painters’ port. |
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Hotel du Louvre |
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Hotel du Louvre
Inaugurated in 1855 on the request of Napoleon III,
it became the first luxury hotel in France. The hotel’s
elegance comfort and splendour won the admiration of
its guests.
In 1897, the impressionist painter, Camille Pissaro,
took up residence in one of the apartments of the hotel.
He painted several of his great paintings of Paris from
his window.
The atmosphere of this unique Parisian place, surrounded
by Le Louvre Museum, the Opera de Paris and La Comédie
Française, also inspired the great Sherlock Holmes
author who featured the Hotel du Louvre in several novels.
All rooms are individually decorated
and bathrooms are in very elegant beige marble. |
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Domaine de Belesbat |
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Domaine de Belesbat
Located within 35 miles south of Paris, Château
de Belesbat is a luxury property set in a unique 120
acres natural preserve, where history, nature and golf
blend in with a modern “boutique size” resort.
A magnificent parkland golf course considered as one of
the most beautiful eighteen holes in the Paris area surrounds
the château where Voltaire lived in the 19th century.
The excellent gourmet restaurant added to first class service
and modern facilities make Domaine de Belesbat one of the
top golf resorts in Europe. |
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Hotel California |
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Hotel California
Hotel California is a prestigious four-star hotel perfectly
located in the Champs Elysees area offering a friendly
atmosphere to its clients. All rooms and hallways are
tastefully decorated featuring a private collection of
4200 paintings that belong to the family owning the hotel.
The patio enables the clients a quiet place for breakfast
and dinners with refined cuisine.
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Saint James Hotel |
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Saint James Hotel
A luxury neo-classical style hotel situated in the very
exclusive 16th arrondissement close to the Champs Elysées
and Arc de Triumph. Set in a private garden (which is
exceptional in the heart of Paris), this magnificent
hundred-year-old château invites you to indulge
in its club atmosphere, and the warmly designed rooms
and junior suites offer calm and comfort as well as space
and light. |
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Domaine de Châteauneuf |
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Domaine de Châteauneuf
It is an old 18th century mansion framed with foliage
and greenery, located in the
foothills of the Sainte-Baume range and
surrounded by a vast wooded park
offering a perfect quietness to its guests.
Located in the heart of Provence, it witnessed the tragic
closing in the years of Royalty, the throes of the French
Revolution and the rise and fall of Napoleon’s
Empire.
It still stands there quiet and secluded,
welcoming visitors. |
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Domaine de Saint-Endréol |
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Domaine de Saint-Endréol
A magnificent estate located in a superb natural setting
between the Provence heartland
and the French Riviera, just half an hour drive from
Cannes and Saint-Tropez.
This top class hotel comprises of 35 prestigious junior
suites built in traditional Provençal style and
set in the heart of a preserved site most of the time
bathed in sunshine.
The restaurant offers Provençal food served in the
magnificent surroundings of the red tinted rocks of Roquebrune
and the aromatic pine forests. |
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Château du Domaine Saint-Martin |
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Château du Domaine Saint-Martin
A luxury château situated in the heart of the
French Riviera between Cannes
and Monaco.
Built on the ruins of an ancient Knight templar castle,
the Château Saint-Martin is perched on a hilltop
overlooking the local fragrant hills and the village
of Vence.
Its 34 Junior Suites, decorated with precious works
of arts have panoramic terrace and pink marble bathroom.
The gourmet restaurant is settled on the East wing of
the Château and two corner towers frame the panoramic
dining room.
In this timeless palace, Chancellor Adenauer
liked to claim it as “Antechamber to Paradise” ! |
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Les Sources de Caudalie |
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Les Sources de Caudalie
A luxury hotel offering (la vie de château) in
the heart of renowned vineyards.
In the midst of classed vintage Graves wines, the world's
only wine therapy complex opened in 1999. The hotel boasts
beautifully and individually decorated rooms and suites,
fine gourmet cuisine and an unusual fitness centre which
uses substances derived from grape vines. An exceptional
place with no equivalent in Europe. |
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Relais de Margaux |
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Relais de Margaux
A prestigious hotel set in the former wine cellar of
the worldwide renowned Château Margaux (Premier
Grand Cru Classé de Médoc).
The Relais de Margaux, impregnated with the spirit of Montaigne,
Montesquieu and Mauriac, cultivates and maintains a lofty
philosophy of what art of living is all about. The gourmet
restaurant gives you the possibility to discover the traditional
yet incentive and exquisite cuisine of the region and also
the excellent wines. |
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