The building, which today houses Le Relais du Loir, was occupied in 1825 by a surgeon, Mr. Flory. The stables and gardens opened onto the Promenade du Pré, which became the Promenade du Maréchal Foch.
It was during the construction of the sub-prefecture, from 1861 to 1863, that this beautiful and large building became the Hôtel du Bœuf, or the Hôtel du Bœuf d’Or, depending on the texts.
“L’Echo du Loir” of March 8, 1874 tells us that it had just been destroyed by fire.
The Hôtel du Bœuf became the Hostellerie du Loir, then the Relais du Loir in 1970, to keep this name. This beautiful building has seen a large number of guests and personalities pass through. Some have left a trace of their passage in the guestbook like Marcel Amont, Aznavour, Sabine Azéma, Germain Pérez, Commissaire Broussard, Laurent Géra, Virginie Lemoine, …
It's your turn to continue writing the history of the Relais du Loir!
Today, Philippe and Vân live at Le Relais du Loir and open the doors to this little piece of history in La Flèche. They have been working with passion for several years. Their son, Bryan, has joined the adventure. Jupiter, the chihuahua, and Rose, the sphinx cat, will also be sure to welcome you joyfully.