| | Facilities within the Property |
 Le Manoir Saint Thomas is a house founded in the 12th century by Hugh 1st (Lord of Amboise). Today, after many renovations, it keeps the ancient style combining modern amenities as well. The Hotel offers many facilities for its guests. |
This elegant place welcomes you in an elegant but cozy atmosphere that will make you feel like at home. The friendly multilingual staff will help you with all your requests and demands and offers several services, including tourist information about the area. |
 The Hotel has a lovely lounge with a marvelous carved wood fireplace, where you could sit and relax after a tiring day or read a book in this peaceful atmosphere. There's also a piano that you are most welcome to play (if you know how, of course!). The breakfast room is also a cozy, luminous place with a nice view of the garden where a rich breakfast is served daily for guests. |
 The property has a well kept shaded garden of about 2.000 sq.m. perfect for a morning or afternoon walk and an outdoor heated swimming pool. The area is surrounded by beautiful old lime trees with silver leaves. The Hotel has a free parking space inside the property for those guests who arrive by car. |
| Property Facilities Summary: |  Dry Cleaning | Heated Pool | | Internet Point | Laundry & Ironing | | Private Parking | Towels for Swimming Pool | | Wi-Fi | | | |
| Le Manoir Saint Thomas is placed in Amboise, at only three minutes walk from the famous Royal Castle and five minutes from Le Clos Lucé (with the inventions of Leonardo Da Vinci). The town center of Amboise is very beautiful and romantic with many small historic streets. Around the area you will find plenty of bars, restaurants and shops. The Castle of Chenonceau is at 12 kilometers from the Hotel and it's also worth it to visit. The city of Blois is at about half an hour, and Chambord and Cheverny are at about 45 minutes. Château of Amboise was built in the 15th and 16th centuries, and introduced the Italian style into the Loire valley. The place has a huge collection of Gothic and Renaissance furnishings. There are gorgeous gardens planted with Mediterranean plants. In the Saint-Hubert chapel, you will find the tomb of Leonardo da Vinci. If you fancy wine tasting you could try it next to the Château of Amboise or go along the Loire river to Vouvray. |
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