Small Luxury Hotels of the World (SLH) will open the doors of its latest property, Les Sources de Cheverny in France on September 1.
Nestled in the heart of the Loire Valley vineyards, the ?living cultural landscape? is renowned for producing white wines, including Sauvignon and Cabernet Blanc. With rooms priced from ?183 per night, the property has 26 rooms and 23 suites and is a two-hour drive from Paris. The property is situated amid 45 hectares of woodland and has antique furniture in each of the rooms and the spa offers vineyard-based treatments and skincare products. The Ch?teau de Cheverny was used as a model by Herg? for Marlinspike Hall (Ch?teau de Moulinsart) and was featured in several Tintin stories. The ch?teau has a permanent exhibition dedicated to Tintin. The hotel is a good base for exploring the region on a bike, with its famous ?Loire bike track?. For more information visit:https://www.slh.com/hotels/les-sources-de-cheverny/
Another property, Torre Del Marques, opened in Matarra?a, Spain, which is set in a 15th-century farmhouse, within 150 hectares of forest and vineyards. Built with strong eco-sensibilities and sustainable architecture, the 18-room hotel offers ample opportunity to be close to nature, and is priced at ?296 per night. For more information visit:https://www.slh.com/hotels/torre-del-marques/
Additionally, SLH also announced the names of 500 winners of the global campaign #SLHFORHEROES, where each winner gets to enjoy a two-night stay at one of the Small Luxury Hotels of the World properties.
The #SLHFORHEROES campaign recognised those people who went above and beyond their duty to help others during the Coronavirus outbreak. The winners were chosen on the merit of their nomination by the SLH team and an external travel industry judge.
Richard Hyde, managing director of Small Luxury Hotels of the World said, ?We are delighted that the campaign attracted so many nominations on a global scale ? winners span 33 countries and 29% of those 500 are from the UK. From frontline health workers through to delivery drivers and the army of charity workers and volunteers supporting the elderly, homeless and disadvantaged, these outstanding individuals have put their lives on the line every day and we hope these nights and special escapes provides them the break they deserve.?
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