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The hotel is a true testament to the vision of its owner, Camille Omerin, who describes it as
“a reflection of what I am: a place conceived with passion and sincerity.” Every corner of Verneuil La Douce tells a story, from meticulously curated interiors to a commitment to showcasing unique artists whose talents resonate deeply with Omerin. This is not merely a hotel; it is an ode to creativity, narrated through the artistic endeavors of its inhabitants.
The pièce de résistance of this exquisite property is undoubtedly the glassroom, a stunning space where the artist Ségolène Derudder has masterfully reimagined the theme of the four seasons. Her wall compositions, inspired by Greek mythology and historical narratives, create a dialogue between the interior and the surrounding nature, transforming the lounge and restaurant into immersive experiences. Each guestroom is a poetic retreat, steeped in the allure of mythological tales, providing a serene backdrop for relaxation.
Adding to this artistic tapestry, Margot Gillot has adorned each bathroom with unique frescoes, celebrating traditional techniques and crafting her own paints from natural materials like lime and casein. This dedication to authenticity extends throughout the hotel, with the wellness area and spa adorned by the talents of Yassine Mekhnache, Ben Arpea, Alice Louradour, and Hermentaire, each artist contributing to a cohesive narrative of beauty and tranquility. The orangery, transformed by Kimmy Quillin's vibrant artworks inspired by organic patterns, pulsates with energy, offering guests a dynamic space to unwind and connect with their surroundings. A treasure in its own right, the hotel's restaurant, Patine, is a culinary haven guided by Michelin-star chef Cyril Coutin. With an instinctive approach to cooking, Chef Coutin presents dishes that are generous in flavor and deeply rooted in nature. His Saturday specials, crafted from fresh finds at the renowned Verneuil market, showcase his commitment to seasonal cuisine and local ingredients.
For those seeking an extraordinary experience in Normandy, Hotel Verneuil La Douce is a must-visit destination. It is more than just a place to stay; it is an immersive journey into the heart of art, culture, and gastronomy—an experience that lingers long after you leave.