Domaine et Golf de Vaugouard – the 7th French Chateau Hotel acquired by La Grande Maison Younan

 

 

At Chateau de Vaugouard Golf everyone is able to get a touch of royalty with history.
Every person deserves to spend a night in a castle and to be pampered as a member of a royal family.

Chateau de Vaugouard - the 7th French Chateau Hotel by acquired by La Grande Maison Younan Collection

Chateau de Vaugouard – the 7th French Chateau Hotel by acquired by La Grande Maison Younan Collection; photos: younancollection.com/en/

The Younan Collection, a private equity firm that specializes in acquisitions of assets to complement its global luxury brand, is being recognized as a global French luxury brand and the newly-acquired Chateau de Vaugouard is a strategic step in that direction. According to Zaya S. Younan, chairman and CEO of the Younan Collection and of Younan Properties, this historic hotel embodies what the Younan Collection is all about – elegance, culture, and history.

“Our goal has been to make strategic acquisitions in the Loire Valley and scale our luxury hotel brand so that everyone is able to get a touch of royalty with history.

La Grande Maison Younan Collection has acquired its seventh French chateau-hotel in less than three years with the purchase of Domaine et Golf de Vaugouard, which will operate as Chateau de Vaugouard. The 4-star luxury, resort hotel with 55 rooms and suites, includes a challenging 18-hole golf course, which surrounds the Chateau creating an exceptional resort environment.

Chateau de Vaugouard - the 7th French Chateau Hotel by acquired by La Grande Maison Younan Collection-golf fields

Chateau de Vaugouard – the 7th French Chateau Hotel by acquired by La Grande Maison Younan Collection; photos: younancollection.com/en/

This eighteenth century hotel and estate is located an hour’s drive from Paris and located near Montargis, a community that is known as the ‘Venice of France’ for its canals, bridges and historic buildings. The castle was built in 1750 by Colonel Salis Samade, the last commander of the Swiss regiment guarding the King of France. For more than a century, the castle was maintained as a nobleman’s residence. Baron Henri de Triqueti, known as “sculptor of princes.” The Baron was commissioned to create the bronze doors of the Madeleine Church in Paris. Later, the Baron gave the Chateau to the Duke of Orleans, the eldest son of King Louis Philippe I, and the Chateau became a renowned hunting residence.

The estate changed ownership several times and during that period, there were numerous renovations and upgrades including the addition of an 18-hole golf course, driving range, club house, locker rooms and a pro shop, a beautifully landscaped park and expanded meeting rooms. A former stable was reimagined with 31 luxury guest rooms that overlook a meticulous garden courtyard. The goal was to provide a luxurious complex with all the amenities while still keeping the architectural heritage.

Chateau de Vaugouard is recognized for its gastronomic restaurant with a large outdoor terrace. It also has a country-club style bar and a lounge that benefits from views across the terrace to the golf course and the woods around the Chateau. The Chateau includes a large swimming pool, bar and changing rooms.

Chateau de Vaugouard - the 7th French Chateau Hotel by acquired by La Grande Maison Younan Collection-

Chateau de Vaugouard – the 7th French Chateau Hotel by acquired by La Grande Maison Younan Collection; photos: younancollection.com/en/