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The main-house setting places these rooms close to the lounges and restaurants. Depending on their orientation, the outlook takes in the gardens to the east or the Thermal Farm meadow to the west. A writing desk is part of the room's furnishings.

One layout uses rust-colored toile across the wallpaper, curtains and upholstered chair. An open glazed doorway brings the leafy surroundings into view, with metal outdoor furniture beyond the railing. Outdoor space varies between a balcony and terrace. The bathing arrangement also varies: rooms have either a bathtub or a shower.

Old beams, fruitwood furniture and waxed tiles give these Logis des Grives rooms their country character. The stated room area is approximate. Floral fabrics dress the canopies, and antique pieces stand around the bedroom.

In one tall interior, arched panes sit above the main windows beneath pale ceiling beams. A rose-patterned canopy and matching chaise bring color to the bed area, while two pale armchairs flank the room. A carved wood chest sits beneath a decorative mirror, and patterned rugs cover parts of the terracotta floor. The gray marble bathroom has a bathtub with a rain-shower fitting.

Fruitwood antiques, waxed terracotta tiles and Persian rugs shape these individually decorated rooms. Canopy fabrics add color around the bed. Room sizes are approximate. The seating area has either a fireplace or a faience stove, according to the individual room.

In one layout, exposed rafters cross a pitched ceiling above floral red-and-blue fabrics. Two pale armchairs sit near a small writing desk, and daylight enters through a window and glazed door. A tall white tiled stove stands against the wall. Gray marble finishes the bathroom, which has a bathtub with a rain-shower fitting and a separate toilet.

Indigo takes its character from deep blue toile de Jouy in the main building. A private terrace faces west toward the meadow and gardens, with sunloungers.

The bedroom in one layout pairs patterned walls and curtains with a bright blue cushion. A dark writing desk and pale armchair stand beside white floorboards, and a glazed door admits daylight. White marble continues into the bathroom, which has a rain shower and bathtub. The toilet is separate from the bathing area.

These convent suites have different layouts, with either an independent lounge or a private garden. Period furniture, Persian rugs and old terracotta tiles give them their country-house character. Faience stoves add detail to the interiors.

One bedroom has golden-yellow toile around a canopy above white bedding. Small wood tables and wall-mounted lamps flank the bed, against pale walls. Most suites have a terrace; Lune de Miel is the exception. Gray marble lines the bathroom, where the bathtub has a rain-shower fitting. The toilet occupies a separate space.

These two country suites are within the Logis des Grives. Each has a separate lounge with a fireplace and a dining corner. Waxed terracotta tiles, patinated beams and period furniture run through the interiors. The private garden belongs specifically to Petit Jardin.

One dining space has an oval wood table and chairs beside a cushioned metal-framed settee. Yellow curtains border several windows beneath pale exposed beams. A tall white tiled stove stands beside the furniture. The gray marble bathroom includes a bathtub with a rain-shower fitting.

Chandeliers, antique furniture and whitewashed wood floors shape the Grande Maison interiors. Sofas and lounge corners vary between rooms, and some layouts include a dressing room. Two rooms sit beneath the roof.

In one interior, blue-striped sofa cushions complement blue-and-cream curtains. A cane-backed chair stands near a pale upholstered armchair. A writing desk sits beneath a portrait, while a patterned rug covers part of the white floorboards. Each room has a balcony or terrace. The white marble bathroom provides a bathtub and shower, with the toilet in its own space.

These main-house suites have an independent lounge beyond the bedroom. Antique furniture, portrait paintings and Persian rugs bring color and texture to the interiors. In one sitting room, a cream sofa faces a buttoned armchair. Red cushions and white ceiling beams contrast with patterned curtains around the French doors.

The suites occupy the first, second and third floors. Depending on the layout, they have a terrace or two balconies. A bathtub sits alongside double washbasins in the white marble bathroom, and the toilet is separate. The lounge sofa can accommodate a child aged up to twelve.

Old portraits and nineteenth-century furniture set the tone in these main-house suites. A dressing room complements the bedroom, while the lounge layout varies. Mousseline Impératrice has armchairs and a fireplace beneath a curved pine ceiling. Other layouts include a separate salon.

One interior has timber paneling around a cream sofa, with red patterned cushions and an oval painting. White floorboards run beneath the furniture, and a wood side table stands beside the seating. The white marble bathroom has a bathtub and a generous shower. Outdoor space takes the form of a terrace or balcony.

Paintings, Persian rugs and First Empire objects give each of these two suites its own character. A grand lounge with sofas and a fireplace sits apart from the bedroom. In one lounge, a timber ceiling stretches above terracotta tiles. Mustard curtains frame tall windows, with a gold-framed portrait between them.

Dona Eugenia has a dining room, while Douce Creole includes a dressing room. Their outlooks take in water gardens and secluded boxwood planting. White marble surrounds the double washbasins, bathtub and rain shower in the bathroom. The toilet is in a separate space.