Guided Tour | The Marceillac Hotel, a Gem of Art Nouveau
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Add anto.info to your preferred sourcesDiscover an emblematic monument of our city, a rare testimony to the presence of Art Nouveau in the South-West.
Built in 1912 by Pierre-Adrien Marceillac, based on the plans of the Montalban architect Antonin Maurou, the Grand Hôtel Moderne truly lives up to its name: innovation is at the heart of its founder's project.
The layout of the reception rooms and bedrooms, which mirrors the organization of grand hotels of the time, reflects this modernity. As for the decoration of the facades and furniture, it draws inspiration from Art Nouveau, this revolutionary style that has influenced all forms of expression since the late 19th century.
This artistic movement, which favors curved, fine, and proliferating lines, finds its source in nature, with a profusion of plant and animal forms.
While the principles of this new artistic universe are contained and airy here, elegance is certainly present.
Exploring this hotel, run by the Marceillac family for five generations, will immerse you in a Belle Époque atmosphere: a true leap back in time.
Rates: Free. Reservation required before September 16 - Limited to 12 people.
Contact Information:
Phone: 05 63 32 30 10
Email: info@hotelmarceillac.com
Website (URL): http://www.hotelmarceillac.com
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