48 avenue Alan-Seeger, 64200 Biarritz
The Château du Clair de Lune offers a setting that is both majestic and intimate, ideal for those who wish to discover Biarritz while enjoying a haven of peace. This 19th-century manor, nestled in an eight-hectare park with rare essences, embodies elegance and serenity. Its century-old trees, imported from the United States by its first owners, form a green setting where the rustling of leaves and the singing of birds punctuate the tranquility of the place. Here, history blends with nature, creating an atmosphere that is both romantic and refined.
The hotel offers eighteen rooms distributed between the main building, called the Château, and the Hunting Pavilion. Each of them bears an evocative and unique name, reflecting their meticulous decoration. At the Château, you will discover spacious rooms with high ceilings, original parquet floors, and period furniture. The details are designed to reflect the elegance of the early 20th century while integrating modern amenities such as a flat-screen TV, a Nespresso machine, and high-end toiletries. The rooms in the Pavilion, located a few steps away, offer a more contemporary atmosphere, with private terraces to enjoy the garden.
The heated outdoor pool is a major asset of the estate. With its elegant lines and unobstructed view of the Pyrenees, it invites relaxation. Lounge chairs arranged around the pool and towels available ensure optimal comfort. The wellness area, set up under the Château's roof, completes this experience with massages offered solo or in pairs, for total relaxation.
The grand salon of the Château is the heart of the establishment. This friendly place, where a Pleyel grand piano sits, is suitable for both reading and an aperitif at the bar. A library with a billiard table extends this cozy atmosphere. In the morning, the dining room or the sunny terrace welcomes a breakfast where local and seasonal products are in the spotlight.
On the estate, the restaurant Marius, housed in an 18th-century Basque farmhouse, offers refined and inventive cuisine orchestrated by the starred chef Sébastien Sanjou. With its panoramic view of the mountains, it is an address not to be missed for savoring local specialties in an enchanting setting.
This place steeped in history has retained its soul while modernizing to meet the expectations of today's travelers. Originally owned by an aristocratic couple, it has weathered the ages, notably marked by the presence of the poet Alan Seeger, who stayed there during his convalescence. His lyrical descriptions of the estate still evoke the timeless beauty of these landscapes today.
The location of the Château du Clair de Lune, just four kilometers from the center of Biarritz, makes it an ideal base for exploring the region. You can easily reach the beaches, stroll on the Grande Plage, or admire the waves from the Rocher de la Vierge. Golf enthusiasts will be delighted, with several prestigious courses nearby, while the coastal paths will please hikers.
For an immersion in local culture, the center of Biarritz is full of must-see places. The Musée de la Mer and the Cité de l'Océan offer fascinating perspectives on the maritime heritage and history of the city. The Halles de Biarritz are perfect for tasting local products, while the Church of Saint Martin will plunge you into the history of the region.
Regarding gastronomy, several renowned tables, such as Chez Albert or Bar Jean, will introduce you to Basque flavors. Finally, a trip to neighboring villages such as Espelette or Saint-Jean-de-Luz will extend your discovery of this region rich in traditions.
The Château du Clair de Lune is much more than a hotel. It is a place where charm, history, and modern comfort combine to create a unique experience. Whether you stay for a romantic getaway, a family vacation, or a well-deserved break, everything is designed to make your stay unforgettable.
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3-star Hotel
3-star Hotel