In heart of the Loire Valley castles and Vouvray vineyards, the castle of Noizay was the stronghold of the Protestants during the conspiracy of Amboise in 1560.
Crossing the ages and after improvements in 1989, it has become a charming private residence, moved into a four-star hotel and preserving its bygone splendor.

Noizay Castle, in the heart of the Loire castle area and the Vouvray vineyards, between Ambroise and Tours, is a charmingly constructed 16th century edifice set on 24 hectares of land overlooking the wine-making village of Noizay.  It is surrounded by a 6-hectare park with centuries-old trees and a charming formal garden.