Chateaux

Featuring a riverside 17th-century estate surrounded by lush greenery, Château de Courtebotte offers an idyllic escape set in the heart of Gironde's historic wine region. Relax and enjoy the sights of the Dordogne River and the neighboring wineries from your charming accommodations. Taste delicious regional delicacies and local vintages by availing of the add-on meals offered at the hotel. Spend your time by swimming in the outdoor pool or taking nature walks around the expansive estate. If you're craving cultural immersion, the famed UNESCO World Heritage Jurisdiction of Saint-Émilion is just a short drive from the chateau. There are also numerous historic wine estates and castles to visit, so be sure to plan an itinerary before the trip.

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A charming chateau built near the turn of the 20th century, Château La Comtesse de Loire boasts a splendor representing France's Belle Époque. Bask in the Loire Valley's beauty and enjoy a holiday sipping fine vintages crafted by traditional wineries. Explore the region with a road trip around the hills or a leisurely river cruise. Rest for the next day, sleeping soundly in gorgeous suites that blend classical and contemporary aesthetics. You may also unwind with the chateau's spa facilities, take a dip in the seasonal outdoor pool, or destress with a moment or two in the sauna. You can also celebrate special occasions at the chateau by booking their magnificent salons or gardens for your birthday, anniversary, or wedding.

Built sometime during the 17th century, Chateau de Varenne is a lovely country estate and hotel with an undeniable charm. Open seasonally from May until October, guests will enjoy the hospitality of the owners, the Radfords. Stay in luxurious guestrooms that are individually decorated and express a noble ambiance. Taking advantage of the scenic country setting, start your day with a delicious and nutritious breakfast, served on the chateau's sunny terrace. You'll be needing the energy because the areas around the chateau are filled with incredible sights and experiences. Visit the city of Avignon, famed for its culture and history that dates back to prehistoric times. Also, don't miss out on the delicacies of the neighboring regions, Vaucluse and Bouches-du-Rhône.

It's easy to fall in love with Chateau De La Caze. The 15th-century castle looks straight out of a fairytale. It still showcases architecture from that era and is surrounded by lush greenery and golden peaks, nestled by the Tarn River. The hotel's private beach is perfect for spending sunny mornings, and its verdant park will impress nature lovers and pets. The luxurious interiors are equally enticing. You'll find rooms and suites with vintage furniture, some of them even featuring a terrace overlooking the surrounding scenery. The units are spread across the main castle and its annex, Maison de Martine. The latter is tucked away in the park, only a few feet away from the castle.

Chateau des Avenieres is a luxurious hotel and restaurant in Cruseilles, France. Dating back to 1904, the property was owned by American heiress Mary Wallace Shillito, who was captivated by the views of the estate. It served as a refuge for Jewish children during World War II and as an educational institution until 1970. The Odin family took ownership of the chateau, restoring it to its former glory and turning it into a luxurious stay. The Restaurant Le ‘M’ offers various local cuisines made from organic ingredients.  Its lavish and well-preserved features blend well with modern conveniences for a comfortable stay. Visitors can enjoy their time with plenty of amenities and activities at the chateau and in the area.