The Mary Rose

The Mary Rose room is more British in inspiration, its decoration is a tribute to England and its great maritime history. 

• bed 180x200 cm
• wardrobe
• bathroom with walk-in shower and private toilet
• hairdryer
• cosmetics
• bathrobe and towels
• mules
• kettle with tea, coffee, infusions.

The room has a blackout roof window.

Mary Rose was a Tudor emblem and was part of the naval program of King Henry VIII of England. Having served for 33 years in several wars against France and Scotland and having been largely rebuilt in 1536, she fought for the last time on July 19, 1545. In her last fight, she sank in the Solent, the arm of sea separating England from the Isle of Wight opposite the castle of Sousthsea, in which was Henry VIII. The wreck of the Mary Rose was rediscovered in 1971 and a rescue operation was organized in 1982. This, one of the most complex and expensive projects in the history of maritime archeology, made it possible to bail out a large section of the ship and thousands of objects dating back to the Tudor period.