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Le Lion d’Or 1774
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Romorantin-Lanthenay, France
1662 Reviews
Renaissance townhousein the heart of Solognemindful sourcingHistoric house dating from 1774poetic retreat
Tucked away amidst the Loire châteaux in the Sologne region's capital of Romorantin, the town that inspired Leonardo da Vinci to visit France, this Renaissance-era mansion has been welcoming in visitors since 1774, and is now run by the Clément family. From the Renaissance wing to the Napoleon III balconies, the 16 bedrooms here are embellished with authentic old materials, mirrors, woodwork and flagstones, all fully renovated by Marie-Christine and Didier Clément. Chef Didier Clément pours his talent and artful touch into developing groundbreaking natural flavors in dishes designed to sit alongside an incredible wine list, in which the wines of the Loire Valley are given pride of place. A delectable moment to be savored.
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Le Clos 1774 Restaurant
Chef Loïc Le Bail / Axel Cesar
1 Michelin Star 2026
Expression of the terroir
With a highly original approach to cooking, Chef Loic Lebail's cuisine brings to life real and imaginary lands. Both inspire him to create dishes of incredible subtlety that redefine the notion of terroir. In the elegant restaurant of the Grand Hôtel du Lion d'Or 1774, discover signature dishes such as millefeuille of ceps.
Closing dates
24/12/2026 to 25/12/2026
15/02/2027 to 11/03/2027