"Adrienne de La Fayette" Suite
Born in Paris on November 2, 1759, Adrienne de Noailles died on December 24, 1807. She married Gilbert, Marquis de La Fayette , at the Hôtel de Noailles on April 11, 1774. Their only son, Georges-Washington, is the ancestor of your present hosts, through his…
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Born in Paris on November 2, 1759, Adrienne de Noailles died on December 24, 1807. She married Gilbert, Marquis de La Fayette , at the Hôtel de Noailles on April 11, 1774. Their only son, Georges-Washington, is the ancestor of your present hosts, through his daughter Mathilde de La Fayette, and then through Gilbert de Pusy La Fayette , who married Marie-Louise Dumas , the only daughter of Arthur and Marie de Brives , in Vollore on July 17, 1900. Madame Aubert La Fayette is the only daughter of their eldest son, Jean de Pusy La Fayette, who died for France on February 2, 1945, and his wife, Ghislaine de Montalivet .
Louis XVI and Directoire period furniture: Commode, dressing table, bedside table, watercolorist's table, bergère, armchairs including a pair of "medallions" signed "Gérard", chairs; Portrait by JJ. Masquerier and "The Shivering Woman" after Fragonard – Pair of canvases by Edouard Onslow; Hérécké rug – Lamp by Joy de Rohan-Chabot; Secondary duplex bedroom with two single beds. Panoramic view to the west.
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Vollore Castle
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.