Nestled in the luxurious Ibis Parc du Vesinet, this palace inspired by the Grand Trianon, classified as a historic monument, offers 2000 m² of family and reception space spread over the basement, the ground floor and the ground floor . The estate includes the main villa with several reception rooms, 4 suites, a cinema, a games room, an indoor swimming pool and a squash court, a gym. A caretaker's villa, staff accommodation, a 500 m² guest house with 4 suites, garages, all on immaculate and lush grounds of 7000 m². Built in the style of the Grand Trianon in 1900 by the owner Arthur Schweitzer, the Palais Rose was notably the home of the great poet Robert de Montesqiou from 1908 to 1921. And above all, General de Gaulle, on his way to take over the fourth armored division, stayed at the Hermitage du Palais Rose May 12 to 15, 1940. A plaque attached to the building and visible from rue Diderot commemorates this occasion.