A Journey Through Timeless French Elegance

For those who seek more than a stay, a true immersion into history, culture, and the French art of living, Van Isacker Hotel Representation showcases an exceptional portfolio of houses and hotels where luxury meets authenticity. Curated with passion by Lorène Martel, each property embodies a unique spirit: warm, refined, and effortlessly elegant. From the sun-drenched landscapes of Provence to the heart of Paris, each house invites guests to experience conviviality, comfort, and French savoir-faire.

Château de Fonscolombe, Provence

In the heart of Provence, the Château de Fonscolombe stands as a testament to three centuries of history. This eighteenth century castle, once home to the distinguished Marquis de Saporta and Fonscolombe, weaves together stories of diplomacy, botany, and humanism.

The Château is designed as a vast residence that balances collective spaces with private retreats. Its 50 rooms and suites echo the elegance of its past, featuring historic salons adorned with Genoa leather and 18th century Chinese wallpaper. Guests can enjoy the beautifully landscaped gardens, swim in the pool, or sample exquisite Provençal cuisine and wines.

Beyond the Château, Provence itself beckons with its iconic lavender fields, olive groves, and sunlit vineyards. Explore the historic towns of Aix-en-Provence and Lourmarin, hike through the Luberon hills, or visit bustling local markets for artisanal produce and crafts. Every corner of the region reflects the effortless elegance and beauty of French country life.

Château d’Audrieu, Normandy

Nestled in the rolling countryside of Normandy, a short distance from the historic landing beaches, Château d’Audrieuoffers a glimpse into the grandeur of the 11th century. With 29 rooms, including 9 suites, each space reflects seventeenth and eighteenth century charm. Guests can unwind in the Sothys wellness area, enjoy a cocktail at Le 1715Bar, or explore the surrounding gardens and countryside including a whimsical treehouse. Normandy’s culinary delights, artfully presented, complete this immersive experience.

The region itself offers rich history and scenic beauty. Visit the D-Day landing beaches, explore the Bayeux Tapestry, wander through charming villages like Arromanches and Bayeux, or take a coastal drive along the dramatic cliffs of Étretat. Normandy’s cider and cheese trails are also a must for food lovers seeking authentic local flavors.

Le Cinq Codet, Paris

In Paris’s chic 7th Arrondissement, Le Cinq Codet captures the city’s vibrant elegance. Housed in a 1930s building shaped like a ship’s keel, the hotel boasts a striking Art Deco façade that contrasts beautifully with the dome of Les Invalides nearby. With 60 rooms and 7 suites, each space reflects architect Jean-Philippe Nuel’s vision of contemporary luxury infused with Parisian history.

Step outside and immerse yourself in the heart of Paris. Stroll along the Seine, admire the Eiffel Tower, visit the Musée d’Orsay, or discover local cafés and boutique shops tucked along tree-lined streets. For art, history, and gastronomy, the 7th arrondissement offers a quintessential Parisian experience, combining cultural landmarks with hidden gems.

Hotel Les Lumières, Versailles

Located at 5 Rue Colbert, just steps from the iconic Château de Versailles, Hotel Les Lumières is a 5 star boutique hotel that radiates intimacy and refinement. Originally built in the 17th century and fully renovated, the hotel offers a serene retreat in the heart of the Royal City. Its spaces provide an elegant interlude for those wishing to explore Versailles while enjoying discreet luxury, comfort, and impeccable service.

Beyond the hotel, Versailles offers an unforgettable journey through French history. Explore the opulent halls and gardens of the Château de Versailles, stroll through the Grand Trianon, or enjoy the vibrant market squares and cafés of the town. Bicycle through the surrounding parklands or discover local artisanal shops for an authentic Versailles experience.