Hôtel Byblos
Saint-Tropez, France
Saint-Tropez, France. Located in a 12.5-hectare park on the heights of Saint-Tropez, a bird refuge certified by the LPO.
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8 dates, written by Grand Hotels of the World from the sources below.
Cognac merchant Gabriel Dupuy d'Angeac builds the house as a wedding gift for his daughter Louise, who marries cavalry officer Henry Brisson de la Messardière.
Death of Henry Brisson de la Messardière, who gave the château its name.
After the First World War the château changes hands several times.
Jean-Claude Rochette, chief architect of France's historic monuments, restores and enlarges the house.
The Gibier family buys the property.
One of three French hotels newly awarded the official Palace distinction, and one of two in Saint-Tropez alongside the Byblos.
Airelles, part of Stéphane Courbit's Lov Group, acquires the château.
Reopens to guests after a complete renovation.
Sources: Wikipédia (FR), « Château de la Messardière » (CC BY-SA 4.0) · Saint-Tropez Tourisme – Airelles Saint-Tropez Château de la Messardière. Text rewritten and translated by Grand Hotels of the World.
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