"Julie de La Fayette" Room

Julie de La Rivière was born in 1737 and died on April 3, 1770. Daughter of the Marquis de La Rivière and Louise-Céleste de La Rivière de Ploeuc , lady-in-waiting to Madame Adélaïde, she married Roch-Gilbert, Marquis de La Fayette , on May 22, 1754.…

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Julie de La Rivière was born in 1737 and died on April 3, 1770. Daughter of the Marquis de La Rivière and Louise-Céleste de La Rivière de Ploeuc , lady-in-waiting to Madame Adélaïde, she married Roch-Gilbert, Marquis de La Fayette , on May 22, 1754. They were the parents of General Marquis de La Fayette , their only son, born at the Château de Chavagnac in Haute-Loire on September 6, 1757, and who died in Paris, on the rue d'Anjou, on May 20, 1834. Your hosts today in Vollore, Michel and Geneviève Aubert La Fayette , are direct descendants in the 6th generation, through Georges-Washington de La Fayette, the General's only son.


Louis XV period furniture: Commode signed “Macret”, bedside tables, cabriolet armchairs, writing table, English engraving, portrait of Louis XV as a child after Rigaud, chairs, mirror. Turkish rug with an “elephant's foot” pattern. Bedroom located on the 2nd floor, with a northeast view.

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Entrance, Bedroom, Bathrooms, Toilet/WC
Two 90cm beds (or one 180cm bed) – modern bedding with latex mattress – canopy bed – “comfort area”: refrigerator, kettle.
Outdoor swimming pool and synthetic grass tennis court available to guests
Well-behaved animals are welcome.
Free Wi-Fi
private parking
28 m2

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Vollore Castle

Vollore Castle

Vollore-Ville

A former stronghold, besieged by Thierry, Clovis's son, the Château de Vollore is situated in an exceptional setting, boasting a superb panoramic view of the Auvergne mountains.

Five prestigious suites and rooms await in the living home of Lafayette's descendants. Beautiful period furniture, refined décor, and luxurious comfort await. With its grounds featuring a swimming pool and tennis court, the Château de Vollore offers a balcony overlooking the volcanoes and mountains of the Auvergne.

A château where artistic creation, music, and painting are encouraged today, just as they were in the past.

Peace and serenity... in a completely protected environment.

Rooms available for receptions, weddings, seminars, exhibitions, and concerts.