A stylish, welcoming bed & breakfast (chambres d'hôtes) in a recently renovated 18th-century 'hôtel particulier' within the ancient walls of Montreuil-Sur-Mer, France

Originally built by M Gaspard Dominique Dupius between 1750 and 1765, 76 Rue Pierre Ledent was sold in 1793, the second year of the Revolution, to M Lagache, an Apothecary, and over the following 193 years played its part in providing pharmaceutical services to the town of Montreuil.

More recently, the current owners have sympathetically restored this magnificent maison du charme to its original function, reflecting its unique heritage, most noticeably in the delightful 18th century parquet floored drawing room, where the original panelling, fireplace and four Watteau-style frescos can be found. A large sun-filled room is set out to be enjoyed to the full by each of our guests for the duration of their stay.