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Airelles Château de Versailles, Le Grand Contrôle
AirellesUltra-LuxuryCountryside

Versailles, France

15 rooms and suites
Opened 2021
Jules Hardouin-Mansart
Versailles, France

Rooms & Suites

Airelles Château de Versailles, Le Grand Contrôle Rooms & Suites

Fifteen official keys. Sizes from the cards: Deluxe 35; Baron de Staël-Holstein and Turgot 50; L’Orangerie 55 plus 40-square-metre terrace, PMR; Madame de Fouquet 50 plus 30-square-metre terrace; Premier 70; Rose Bertin 65, attic, 18 steps, no elevator; Marquis de Fouquet 90; Necker 120; Madame de Staël 150; Quintinie 120; Le Nôtre 130; Pavillon des Jardiniers 250; Grand Appartement 300. Occupancy on some cards disagrees with the index — use the card you booked. Premier body says two adults and one child; practical line says two.

14 categories on the live list

Before you book a room

  • Rose Bertin: 65 sq m, attic, 18 steps, no elevator.
  • L’Orangerie is the PMR room. Premier occupancy disagrees between body and practical line — confirm. Grand Appartement practical line says 2 Pax; body says up to six.

Category 1

Deluxe Room

2

Thirty-five square metres. Orry, Calonne, or Jules Hardouin-Mansart on one official card. Calonne prints a castle view. Amenities may vary. Not a suite.

35 sq m

Category 2

Baron de Staël-Holstein Room

Castle · 2

Fifty square metres, castle view, bed canopy. Not Turgot and not a Premier Suite.

50 sq m

Category 3

Turgot Room

Pièce d'eau des Suisses · 2

Fifty square metres facing the Pièce d’eau des Suisses. Ceiling height 4.20 m on the card. Not Baron de Staël-Holstein.

50 sq m

Category 4

L'Orangerie Room

2

Fifty-five square metres plus a 40-square-metre terrace. Printed PMR room. The only room with shutters. Views of the First Hundred Steps and Orangery Parterre.

55 sq m + 40 sq m terrace

Category 5

Madame de Fouquet Room

Garden · 2

Fifty square metres, garden, 30-square-metre terrace, à la polonaise four-poster, ceiling 4.20 m. Designed for two on the card.

50 sq m + 30 sq m terrace

Category 6

Premier Suite

Card: 2; body: two adults and one child; index: 3 adults

Seventy square metres. Separate living room and sofa bed. Body: two adults and one child. Practical line: two people. Confirm occupancy. Beauvilliers prints courtyard and Pièce d’Eau des Suisses.

70 sq m

Category 7

Rose Bertin Suite

Courtyard · 4

Sixty-five square metres, two bedrooms, living room, attic. No elevator. Eighteen steps. Do not book this if stairs are a problem.

65 sq m

Category 8

Marquis de Fouquet Suite

Swiss Lake · 3

Ninety square metres, Swiss Lake view, canopy, sofa bed in a separate living room. Designed for three.

90 sq m

Category 9

Necker Suite

2

One hundred and twenty square metres, triple aspect, four-poster, ceiling 4.20 m. Two people on the card. Not Madame de Staël at 150.

120 sq m

Category 10

Madame de Staël Signature Suite

5

One hundred and fifty square metres, two bedrooms, sofa bed, triple views of the lake, Palace, and Orangery Garden. Designed for five.

150 sq m

Category 11

Quintinie Suite

Orangerie Gardens · 2–4 adults

One hundred and twenty square metres, Orangerie Gardens, children’s bedroom with twin beds. Pavillon wing, not Le Nôtre.

120 sq m

Category 12

Le Nôtre Suite

Orangerie Gardens · 2–4 adults

Over 130 square metres on the second floor of the Pavillon des Jardiniers. King bed, 36-square-metre living room with double sofa bed.

130 sq m

Category 13

Pavillon des Jardiniers

6–8

More than 250 square metres in an independent wing. King bedrooms, children’s room with twins, 36-square-metre living room with double sofa bed. Table des Jardiniers listed as a privilege of this suite.

250 sq m

Category 14

Le Grand Appartement

Index 6; practical 2 Pax; body up to six

Three hundred square metres on the first floor: Turgot, Madame de Fouquet with its terrace, Necker, Grand Library. Confirm occupancy. Private Ducasse dinner in the library up to 10 on the card.

300 sq m

Airelles Château de Versailles, Le Grand Contrôle rooms FAQ

How many rooms?
Fifteen rooms and suites on the official index.
Which room has no elevator?
Rose Bertin: attic, 18 steps, no elevator, 65 square metres, four people.
Which room is PMR?
L’Orangerie, 55 square metres plus a 40-square-metre terrace, printed as the PMR room.
What is Le Grand Appartement?
Three hundred square metres: Turgot, Madame de Fouquet, Necker, Grand Library. Confirm occupancy; the card prints both 2 Pax and up to six.

Reviewed by Hotel Flock · Last updated August 2026