Hôtel du Grand Contrôle, Historic mansion in Versailles
The Hôtel du Grand Contrôle is a classic example of French 17th-century architecture.
Built in 1681, it served as a residence for finance ministers of Louis XIV.
The building embodies the grandeur of the Ancien Régime, showcasing opulent decorations.
Currently, it operates as a luxury hotel after extensive restoration.
The Hôtel overlooks the Orangerie of the Palace of Versailles and offers exclusive views.
Location: Versailles
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