Château Hochberg

This manor house, intimately linked to the glassmaking traditions and skills that gave birth to the Maison Lalique, has been reborn as a four-star hotel and modern bistro offering creative, high-quality, affordable cuisine.
A new chapter in the history of Château Hochberg opens today, offering locals and visitors alike a friendly, welcoming place to live opposite the Musée Lalique; a complementary offering just five minutes from theVilla René Lalique, ultra-refined hotel and two-star Michelin gourmet restaurant.

Even before entering the property’s high black gates, the majestic building stands at the end of the central driveway, in the heart of a 1.7-hectare park planted with trees.
As you climb the steps to the main entrance, you realize you’re entering a place steeped in history, where the soul has been preserved.
The refurbishment and decoration of the Château are the fruit of close collaboration between Lalique Interior Design Studio, headed by Adeline Lunati, who offers architects and designers an exclusive range of projects integrating crystal into space, and Christine and Nicola Borella, founders of the Borella Art Design agency.

For Château Hochberg, Lalique Interior Design Studio designed and created a unique concept. The world of Lalique is expressed in a refined, contemporary way, with the play of light created by glass and crystal panels and Lalique mirrors in the rooms and public areas. Borella Art Design has elegantly integrated crystal into an environment consistent with the House of Lalique.