Château de Mercuès

Château de Mercuès, nr. Cahors, Lot Valley, France.

Defending the Lot Valley and town of Cahors, the origins of Château de Mercuès date back to the 13th century. Offering 30 lavishly decorated guest rooms and suites on the inside, outside there are two tennis courts and a swimming pool.

  • 13th Century

Château de la Tour du Puits

Château de la Tour du Puits, Chambery, Rhone-Alpes, France.

This quaint little château is full of old world charm. Set within gardens, woods and orchards, it offers seven luxurious bedrooms and a fine dining restaurant.

  • 12th Century

Château Des Briottieres

nr. Angers, Pays de la Loire, France.

Home to the same family for seven generations, Les Briottières is also one of the best chateau hotels in the Loire Valley. Offering luxury rooms with period features, it also features a tennis court and an outdoor heated swimming pool.

  • 18th Century

Château de Bagnols

Le Bourg, 69620 Bagnols, Rhone-Alps, France.

In the heart of Beaujolais vineyards, the Château de Bagnols was designed to look out over the valley, and from its towers, a guard could be kept to ward off unwelcome visitors. Now a prestigious hotel-restaurant, guests have free access to the extensive leisure facilities.

  • 13th Century

Château de Lalande

36140 Crozon-sur-Vauvre, Dordogne, France.

With its air-conditioned guest rooms, gourmet restaurant and outdoor pool, Chateau De Lalande offers an excellent base to explore the beautiful Dordogne region. Set in peaceful grounds, its huge towers and defences date from the 16th century.

  • 16th Century

Château de Maraval

24250 Cénac-et-Saint-Julien, Dordogne, France.

Offering adult-only accommodation in just four air condition guest rooms, this 15th century castle boasts a heated outdoor swimming pool, spa and hot tub. Located in the southeast of the Dordogne, it stands just outside the beautiful medieval village of Domme.

  • 15th Century

Château de la Ligne

33360 Lignan-de-Bordeaux, France.

Nestled within a vineyard in Bordeaux, Château de la Ligne’s history dates back to 1147. The elegantly decorated guest rooms feature parquet flooring, antique furniture and an en suite bathroom. A continental buffet is served each morning in the breakfast area.

  • 12th Century