Because he is for us a huge great artist that we miss so much, because his music necessarily has a special resonance inside of you, because listening to Gainsbourg outside in a forest is a fantastic moment of personal pleasure, we wanted to share it. We decided to have a multi-artist lodge as a tribute to Serge Gainsbourg. A lodge in which we have installed a turntable and speakers to enjoy the vinyl albums at your disposal. The walls are decorated with pictures of the icon captured by the biggest photo-journalists such as Luc Fournol.
A lodge decorated with a mix of grey and purple colors, blood red, deep red, in which already resonate the first notes of the ballad of Melody Nelson.
Because he is for us a huge great artist that we miss so much, because his music necessarily has a special resonance inside of you, because listening to Gainsbourg outside in a forest is a fantastic moment of personal pleasure, we wanted to share it. We decided to have a multi-artist lodge as a tribute to Serge Gainsbourg. A lodge in which we have installed a turntable and speakers to enjoy the vinyl albums at your disposal. The walls are decorated with pictures of the icon captured by the biggest photo-journalists such as Luc Fournol.
A lodge decorated with a mix of grey and purple colors, blood red, deep red, in which already resonate the first notes of the ballad of Melody Nelson.
The benefits of a hotel in the trees
Our lodges have the layout of a hotel suite, bringing you the same level of hospitality, comfort and service you would expect from a hotel. With a living area of 35 sq. m, all of our lodges are fitted with a fully equipped bathroom, Italian shower, separate toilets, and mini bar with hot and cold drinks to satisfy your desires at any time of the day. Each lodge extends into a 25 sq. m terrace that includes a private spa. Everything has been designed to ensure complete privacy and allow you to fully immerse yourselves in nature.
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Design, brightness and openness
- Architecte : Isabelle Poulain
- Construction and Cladding : Rémi Becherel - Nid Perché
- Stairs : Laurent Garreau - Le Terrier
“Light, osmosis with the forest, transparency, space” inspired the design of our 18 lodges. Built on stilts, from wood species present in the surrounding forest – douglas, chestnut, oak – our lodges are real, warm and cosy suites. Their large windows and open terraces, equipped with a private spa, promote an harmonious dialogue between the interiors and the forest. And for the final touch, each lodge has been designed by a contemporary artist.
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Equipements
- King size bed
- Mini bar
- Heating system
- Double basin
- Standing Mirror
- Walk-in shower
- Hospitality products
- Indoor dining area
- Outdoor dining area
- Towels & Bathrobes
- Separate toilets
- Outdoor furniture
- Hair dryer
- Safety deposit box
- Cloakroom with walk-in closet
- Walkie-Talkie
- Ecological wooden speaker
- Flashlight
- Kettle
- Fresh herbs for infusions
- Espresso machine
- Jacuzzi
A relaxing Soak
Alone in the world… Slip into hot, enveloping water directly on your terrace, whenever you wish. A timeless moment of intimacy and relaxation.
Digital Detox
You will nevertheless find:
- a walkie-talkie in your room, connected to the reception, for all your requests
- a free WiFi connection and a large screen in the common areas of the hotel
Walk or not
Walking is the best way to get around and explore our forest and the woods that surround it (the W.H.O recommends 10,000 steps a day to be healthier!). However, electric carts are provided for ease of travel, in case of necessity or a momentary lack of energy… here everything is allowed.
Biography
Serge Gainsbourg
Poet, singer-songwriter, director, actor and painter, Serge Gainsbourg is an accomplished artist of his period.
Coming from a russian family, Lucien Ginzburg, dit Serge Gainsbourg, was born in 1928 in Paris. 4 years later, he and his family obtained the French nationality. As young, he learnt piano even if his first loves led him rather to drawing and painting.
After the Second World War, during which he took refuge in Sarthe, he came back to Paris to study architecture in art school and plays in bars to pay for his studies.
He started in 1954 as a pianist in Saint-Germain-des-Prés and plays his first songs in cabarets. His singular and original style, fueled by double meaning and erotic allusions, is starting to make him known. At this moment, he chose his stage name, Serge Gainsbourg, in tribute to the british painter Gainsborough, pronounced Gainsbourg.
His first great success, “Le poinçonneur des Lilas”, dates to 1959. Serge Gainsbourg knows how to feel sounds and their atmosphere, not hesitating to go abroad to record his records in order to better feel the times. He first appeared at the Olympia in 1963. As his career goes by, he discovered France Gall and launched or relaunched Régine, Petula Clark, Dalida, Anna Karina, Françoise Hardy, Brigitte Bardot or even Catherine Deneuve. Women inspire him, and it result from this his cult titles as “Je t’aime moi non plus” (1963).
In his sixties, his health become more and more poor and heart attacks come in succession. On the March 1991 2nd, the artist succumbs to a last heart attack. His tribute is unanimous.
