This elegant Anglo-Norman building, nick-named the 'Chalet', was built at the beginning of the last century by a famous family of Parisian bankers wanting to enjoy the charm and calm of this green island near the capital.

Requisitioned during the Second World war, the property is transformed into a hotel/restaurant in 1946. During the 4th Republic, the Château de la Tour became the favourite meeting place of rich and famous Parisians. It is in this warm atmosphere that Edith Piaf, Tino Rossi, Jean Gabin, etc. loved to meet their friends. In 1972, Jeanne and Roland Jadas acquired the place which re-opened in 1974 after many months of refurbishment.
In 1990, at the initiative of François Jadas, 26 bedrooms are added to the existing 15, seminar and reception rooms, a swimming pool and well-being facilities complete these renovations.
Today, while remaining particularly loyal to its own clientele and its friends, our establishment welcomes all types of private and professional clients and remains a place treasured by high level sportsmen: in 1998 the Château de la Tour welcomed the teams from Italy and Croatia for the Football World Cup.