Loges du Parc de La Roche-Posay

Les Loges du Parc is the former Hôtel du Parc. Its Belle Epoque façade conceals more than a century of La Roche-Posay?s spa history.
Founded in 1905 and inaugurated on August 6, 1905, the "Paquebot", as it was nicknamed at the time, was first fitted out in the purest "Grand Hôtel" style, built by two architects in vogue at the time. During the Second World War, it was transformed into a military hospital. In July 2000, after 10 years of closure (1988/1998) and two years of renovation work, "Les Loges du Parc" opened its doors. A residence emblematic of the towns of Eaux, which it embodies with charm.