Located in Le Petit Contrôle, the Orry Room is dedicated to Philibert Orry, the esteemed French statesman and Louis XV’s second longest-serving minister. The luscious, light-filled 377 square feet room for two people pays homage to the original spirit of the building, with a statement marble fireplace, chevron parquet flooring and 18th-century furniture. Guests will enjoy views over the main courtyard and of the Lake of the Swiss Guards.

Located on the second floor of the Grand Contrôle, the Calonne Room is dedicated to Charles-Alexandre de Calonne, Controller-General of Finances and minister of Louis XVI from 1783 to 1787. Designed for two people, the generous ceiling height, along with charming views over the Palace, chevron parquet flooring and period furniture, give this 377 square feet room unique character. For a playful nod towards the French inventors, the Montgolfier brothers, and their ties with the Palace, guests will discover hot air balloon motifs throughout the interior.

Located on the third floor of Le Petit Contrôle building, the two-bedroom Suite Rose Bertin is set to restore the charm of yesteryear, with a terracotta flooring, exposed wooden beams and 18th century furniture. A faithful restoration of the period apartments of Le Petit Contrôle, this 700 square feet suite features a living room and two bedrooms, each one with their own bathroom with walk-in shower. This suite is located on the third floor and the elevator only reaches the second, so there are precisely 18 steps to climb.

The story of Jules Hardouin-Mansart, architect of the Hôtel du Grand Contrôle, the Hall of Mirrors, the Grand Trianon and the Royal Chapel, comes to life in this Room with its hushed and intimate atmosphere, located in Le Petit Contrôle. Designed for two people, the elegance of this 377 square feet room, with its wall panelling, chevron parquet flooring, period fireplace and furniture, is enhanced by beautiful views of the Orangery Garden, the Lake of the Swiss Guards and the main courtyard of Le Grand Contrôle.

This elegant room is inspired by Marie-Antoinette’s estate, Petit Trianon, gifted to her by her husband in 1774. Overlooking the garden, L'Orangerie Room features refined and historic details, including chevron parquet floors, a period marble fireplace, a wall tapestry and a thoughtfully sourced 18th-century crystal chandelier. Designed for two people, this 592 square feet room boasts a sumptuous king-size bed. Perfect for apéritifs at sunset, the room opens to an expansive 430 square feet terrace with extraordinary views of the Orangery Garden and the First Hundred Steps. It’s important to note that the Orangery Room also allows access for people with reduced mobility.

The Madame de Fouquet Room is inspired by the extraordinary life of the celebrated socialite who married the Marquis de Fouquet, a hero of the American Revolutionary War. Together they lived at Le Grand Contrôle until 1787. Designed for two people, this beautiful room benefits from impressively high ceilings and a generous 646 square feet layout, with two bathrooms included. Meticulously adorned with delicate woodwork and period Versailles parquet floors, guests will discover 18th-century cornices and original bas reliefs that have been lovingly restored. Reminiscent of a royal bedchamber fit for Louis XVI, the Madame de Fouquet Room boasts a generous ‘à la polonaise’ four poster bed. Guests can relax and unwind on the spacious 323 square feet terrace that offers sprawling views of the gardens.

The Baron de Staël-Holstein room takes over the apartment that was once home to Baron de Staël-Holstein, Chamberlain of Queen Sophia Magdalena and Swedish ambassador to France. Designed for two people, this 538 square feet room is beautifully decorated with antique furniture, handcrafted 18th-century ornaments, and chevron parquet flooring. Guests will discover a freestanding bathtub and generously sized bed to ensure the utmost comfort. For the ultimate Versailles experience, this room overlooks the main courtyard of Le Grand Contrôle, with additional views of the south wing of the Château.

The Turgot room pays tribute to Anne-Robert-Jacques Turgot, one of Louis XVI's most important ministers and Controller-General of Finances from 1774 to 1776. Designed for two, guests will enjoy impressive high ceilings (over four metres high!), a generously sized bed and beautiful Versailles parquet flooring throughout the light and airy 538 square feet room. For those requiring a little more space to prepare for the day ahead, guests will discover a separate dressing Room. With views overlooking the Lake of the Swiss Guards, this is a very special room.

This spacious Premier Suite is decorated with wall panelling, chevron parquet flooring, a period fireplace and furniture. The Paul de Beauvilliers Suite pays homage to the first ever resident of Le Grand Contrôle. This most auspicious space was once the office of the First Clerks, who held immense influence over France’s Secretaries of State. With a separate living room and convertible sofa bed, this large 753 square feet suite is designed for three adults, or two adults with two children for those wanting to experience Versailles as a family. For the added wow factor, the suite benefits from beautiful views over the main courtyard of Le Grand Contrôle and the city of Versailles.

This spacious Premier Suite is decorated with wall panelling, chevron parquet flooring, a period fireplace and furniture. The Loménie de Brienne Suite, former office of Marc Etienne de Villiers du Terrage, lawyer at the parliament and First finance Commis, is dedicated to Cardinal Étienne-Charles de Loménie de Brienne. With a separate living room and convertible sofa
bed, this large 753 square feet suite is designed for three adults, or two
adults with two children for those wanting to experience Versailles as a
family. With views views over the main courtyard of Le Grand
Contrôle and the city of Versailles, the Loménie de Brienne Suite offers the ultimate Versailles experience.

This former apartment of the Marquis de Fouquet, a hero of the American Revolutionary War, has been restored in meticulous detail, staying true to the style of its original owner. A hark back to its storied past, the Suite Marquis de Fouquet draws focus to the heritage features, including antique wooden panelling, chevron parquet flooring throughout, a statement marble fireplace and meticulously sourced original period furniture. Designed for three adults, or two adults with two children for those wanting to experience Versailles as a family, the generous 969 square feet suite boasts a separate living room area (with sofa bed) and for complete comfort, two bathrooms. With views over the Lake of the Swiss Guards, this is a special suite rich in Versailles history.

This impressive Signature Suite was once home to writer and philosopher Madame de Staël. The Madame de Staël spirit comes to life in this exceptionally spacious 1614 square feet suite, with triple aspects views of the Lake of the Swiss Guards, the Palace of Versailles and the Orangery Garden. Designed for five people, it features two beautiful bedrooms, a spacious living room area (with sofa bed) and two bathrooms. Fit for a royal bathtime, guests can enjoy a freestanding roll top bath with breathtaking views over the Orangery Garden. Throughout the suite, discover pretty detailing in the 18th-century crystal chandeliers, whilst in the living room, intricate wall hangings and embellished drapery feature motifs inspired by Petit Trianon, where the former Queen, Marie-Antoinette once lived.

The spacious Suite Necker is the former private apartment of Jacques Necker, the finance minister and statesman who became a significant figure in the French Revolution. Serving under Louis XVI, he was arguably the most popular minister of the era. Designed for two, the grandest suite at Le Grand Controle boasts four metre high ceilings, and an impressive 1292 square feet layout, perfect for those wanting to relive the lavish Palace lifestyle. With Versailles parquet flooring throughout and a magnificent four-poster bed, guests will also benefit from a generous living room space. Featuring a freestanding bathtub of dreams, guests will enjoy breathtaking views over the lush Orangery Garden and the Palace of Versailles from their bathroom. With triple aspect views, this light filled suite is a must for experiencing Le Grand Contrôle in all of its 18th-century splendour.

Situated on the first floor and made up of the Turgot room, the Madame de Fouquet room, the Suite Necker and the Library, Le Grand Appartement is about 3230 sq ft and sleeps up to six people. Ideal for guests who are looking for a true taste of chateau life, this sumptuous apartment features four-metre-high ceilings, Versailles parquet floors, magnificent four-poster and canopy beds and claw-foot bathtubs. It offers some of the most breathtaking views from Le Grand Contrôle. From here you can admire the Palace, the Orangery Gardens, the 100-step staircase, the Lake of the Swiss Guards and our main courtyard. The apartment itself features light-filled rooms and large bathrooms. As well as all the other services offered to our guests, Le Grand Appartement comes with some exceptional extras – a champagne aperitif in the apartment every evening, the opportunity to welcome ten guests to a private dinner in the Library, and a private transfer to and from Paris or the airport.

Beautifully restored, the Quintinie Suite showcases the iconic elements of the Grand Siècle spirit, with period furniture and luxurious fabrics by Maison Pierre Frey. A true immersion into a royal 18th century experience.

The exceptional view over the Orangerie gardens invites daydreaming and evokes the splendor of life at the French Court. Perfect for an unforgettable family stay, the Quintinie Suite spans 120 square meters, featuring a very spacious master bedroom, a children’s room with twin beds, and two bathrooms offering complete comfort.

The mastery of perspective, balance, and light that made André Le Nôtre famous guided the restoration of the interiors of Le Nôtre Suite spanning over 130 square meters. In the spacious 36-square-meter living room overlooking the Orangerie gardens, as well as in the bedroom with dressing room, carefully selected antique artworks and objets d’art recreate the opulent atmosphere of the Sun King’s era. The bathroom, featuring a bathtub, double sink, and separate shower, combines contemporary comfort with style.

More than just a suite, these are private royal apartments reminiscent of those occupied by French monarchs in the 18th century.The quintessence of the Grand Siècle spirit is embodied in this exceptional Suite, including the Quintinie and Le Nôtre Suite, which enjoys magnificent views over the Orangerie Gardens. The interior spaces stand out for their lavishness: more than 250 square meters are reserved for you, including two bedrooms with king-size beds, a children’s room with twin beds, and a large 36-square-meter living room with a double sofa bed bathed in natural light…

Le Pavillon des Jardiniers Suite