Aigle Noir Fontainebleau – MGallery Collection

Name: Aigle Noir Fontainebleau - MGallery Collection
Address: 27 Pl. Napoléon Bonaparte, Fontainebleau, 77300, FR

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L'Aigle Noir is an address that has been part of the Bellifont landscape for over five centuries. Facing the castle, on the Place Napoléon Bonaparte, This former 15th-century manor house has become one of the town's most emblematic hotels. When you walk past its stone façade, you can see why Bellifontains are so attached to it: it's a piece of local history, not just a chain hotel. Now part of the MGallery part of the Accor group, it has managed to retain its character while modernising.

A heritage that can be seen and experienced

The building, originally built for Cardinal Jean Bertrand, has stood the test of time, welcoming personalities from the royal court, artists and statesmen. The interior decoration plays on this historical thread with a style Second Empire period furniture, objets d'art and the meticulous detailing of the interior. 54 rooms and suites. Each room has its own personality, far from the standardisation you might expect from an international brand. In fact, the hotel has been awarded the Green Key label, a sign of our commitment to the environment.

L'Épicerie, the up-and-coming restaurant

The hotel restaurant, At L'Épicerie, It's well worth a visit, even if you're not a resident. Under the direction of Julian Allano, The bistronomic menu showcases French terroir and seasonal produce: French-style sea bass papillote, matured entrecôte steak, or a country-style croque-monsieur for lovers of simple but well-executed pleasures. The atmosphere is a blend of elegance and conviviality, without the stuffiness you might expect. The restaurant is open from Tuesday to Saturday from 7pm to 10pm. A little extra: a gourmet shop selling the artisanal and organic products used in the kitchen.

The terrace on the square, a discreet luxury

The hotel bar has a shaded terrace which opens directly onto the Place Napoléon Bonaparte. It's one of the few places in Fontainebleau where you can sip a cocktail while gazing at the château's facade. Bellifontains are well aware of this, and don't hesitate to come here for an evening drink in summer. The bar offers teas, gin and tonics, vintage cocktails and a few platters to go with them. The place is just as pleasant for afternoon tea as it is for a long aperitif.

A stone's throw from everything that matters

The location is quite simply the best in Fontainebleau for a hotel. We are 50 metres from the castle entrance, The Rue de France and its restaurants are just a few steps away, and the English Garden can be reached in two minutes on foot. For those wishing to explore the Fontainebleau forest, Whether you want to go hiking, climbing at Bleau or horse-riding, the gateway is also nearby. This is the kind of address where you can do everything on foot during your stay without ever getting back in the car.