experience a unique stay in a place steeped in history. Château d'Hodebert has been in our family for over 210 years. We decided to buy it back from our family in 2004 and have been restoring it with passion and patience ever since. We're delighted to be able to share this unique place, which exudes charm and tradition. We never cease to respect the riches entrusted to us. Château d'Hodebert is on the supplementary list of historic monuments, and the park is listed. We are members of the Vieilles Maisons Françaises and Demeure Historique, an association founded in 1924 by Joachim Carvallo, great-grandfather of the owner of Hodebert and owner, at the time, of Château de Villandry The first known mention of Hodebert dates back to 1545, but it's only from the mid-17th century onwards that we know precisely the various owners of the château. After Henri de Codosny, councillor and maître d'hôtel to the king, the property passed into the hands of the Dunoyer family in 1675, where it remained until the French Revolution. In 1794, the property was bought by Alexandre-François-Pierre Gouin, a merchant from Tours, who sold it in 1808 to Louis-François-de-Sales de Sarcé; his son Eugène Victor de Sarcé bequeathed Hodebert to his nephew Robert Roullet de la Bouillerie. In 2004, Hélie and Ivana de la Bouillerie bought it back from their family to continue the family adventure. Situated on a terrace between two confluences, Hodebert e