LOS ANGELES, June 1, 2016 -- Younan Properties Chairman and CEO and luxury hotelier, Zaya S. Younan announced the opening of L'Oratorien Restaurant in France. It is the first of several gastronomic restaurants operating under La Grande Maison Younan Collection, which is the European holding and operational subsidiary of Younan Properties. The former restaurant at the Saint-Martin Hôtel in Saint-Maixent l'Ecole has been closed since January 2016. The new luxury dining experience will feature a ranked Michelin chef who will preview the menu at an invitational only event on June 4.
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"The opportunity to launch a new restaurant in a fabled 17th-century chateau quickly moved L'Oratorien from the concept stage to reality. As luxury owners, we are committed to offering guests a fine dining experience and exquisite service that pays homage to the grand traditions of French cuisine while honoring the desire for sustainable, contemporary dishes.
These complementary ambitions are the raison d'être for L'Oratorien," said Younan.
The newly-updated restaurant seats 75 and features contemporary and rustic French cuisine and an extensive wine cellar of 10,000 bottles.
L'Oratorien at the Saint-Martin Hotel is open for lunch and dinner Tuesday through Saturday. It is located in Saint-Maixent l'Ecole and accepts reservations. Tel: +33 (0)5 49 05 58 68. [email protected].
La Grande Maison Younan Collection is a French subsidiary of Younan Properties that serves both as an operational and a holding company for all European acquisitions and expansions. La Grande Maison Younan Collection specializes in acquiring luxury golf, spa and resort properties throughout Europe. Current properties include Chateau du Petit Chene and Golf Course in Mazières-en-Gâtine, and Saint-Martin Hotel, a luxury boutique hotel in Saint-Maixent l'Ecole.
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