After Paris, Bordeaux, Lyon and Marseille, InterContinental will soon have a new flagship hotel in France, in Chantilly. IHG has been entrusted with the management of the Château Mont Royalrecently acquired by the BMF and PFH groups. The hotel will undergo a renovation phase before becoming part of the IHG luxury brand next year.
Through this development, InterContinental is taking over a hotel renowned for its leisure and MICE positioning. A former hunting lodge commissioned by the composer Fernand Halphen for his wife, this Louis XVI style château built at the beginning of the XXe It was transformed into a hotel in 1990 and has been welcoming visitors to its verdant surroundings ever since.
Built on a 5-hectare plot of woodland, the future InterContinental Chantilly - Château Mont Royal is ideally suited to a wide range of activities. seminars at the grand vert about thirty minutes from Paris, and even less from Roissy. Offering facilities suited to vehicle launches with an outdoor exhibition area, the hotel has 11 meeting rooms ranging from 26 to 350 m². In addition to its proximity to the town of Chantilly, a major destination for business travellers in the Paris region, the hotel's MICE offer is complemented by wellness and leisure activities with a tennis court, spa and indoor swimming pool.
In terms of accommodation, the InterContinental Chantilly - Château Mont Royal will have 107 rooms, two restaurants and a bar, all extended by a "hotel bar". beautiful terrace in summer. " We are delighted to have added another luxury property to our portfolio in France" said Willemijn Geels, Vice President of Development for Europe at IHG. The British group is thus continuing its expansion in France, with around twenty hotels soon to be added to its current portfolio of 64 hotels.
