“La Chartreuse du Val Saint Esprit”, one of the most elegant historic residences of the 14th century, was originally part of a prestigious network of monastic communities of the Artois region, established by Saint Bruno in the 11th century, founder of the order of Carthusian monks, whose heritage is ever-present in the area’s daily life and in particular in the quiet, refined hospitality of the ‘Chartreuse’.

The fervour and dedication of the monks attracted many esteemed guests to ‘Val Saint Esprit’, from Marguerite of Flanders to Isabelle of Portugal and Philippe le Bon, to name but a few.
The hermitage was conscientiously modernised, conserving all of its architectural relevance, while adding the very best in contemporary comforts.

Guestrooms are all divinely appointed, with elements that recall its eminent past blended with ravishing furnishings, in rich hues of ochre and earthen reds, framed in sophisticated style and ambience sure to please the senses.

Likewise, the culinary feasts harmoniously prepared by award-winning chefs, with the renowned French passion and flair, are fastidiously served with grand class and infinite courtesy.

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Number of rooms: 64

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