Historical Suite
Bathroom
Towels
Hair Dryer
WiFi
King Size Bed
Hot Drink
Swimming Pool
Formerly the “Golden Room” of the Counts of Pierreclos, the Counts’ Suite (63 m²) is located in the castle and is accessible by a secret staircase (on the first floor).
This historic double bed suite has a Versailles parquet floor, a French ceiling and wood panelling on the walls.
Through the two large windows you can enjoy a magnificent view of sunrise on the southern terrace and the wineyards. The bathroom overlooks the western terrace.
The Bedroom
The suite has a sitting area, a king size bed and elegantly designed furniture.
Tea, infusion, coffee and mineral water are at your disposal.
The Bathroom
The bathroom has a free-standing tub and two washbasins.
You will find soft towels, large bath sheets, and two bathrobes at your disposal. For your comfort, there is also a hairdryer and Vinésime skin care products.
The Swimming-pool
The pool is located on the west terrace and is accessible from the south terrace and the courtyard of the Maison d’Amis.
At the water’s edge, you can enjoy the calm and the view.
The pool is open to all guests staying at the castle.
The Bedroom
The suite has a sitting area, a kingsize bed and elegantly designed furniture.
Tea, infusion, coffee and mineral water are at your disposal.
The Bathroom
The bathroom has a free-standing tub and two washbasins.
You will find soft towels, large bath sheets, and two bathrobes at your disposal.
For your comfort, there is also a hairdryer and Vinésime skin care products.
The Swimming Pool
The pool is located on the west terrace and is accessible from the south terrace and the courtyard of the Maison d’Amis.
At the water’s edge, you can enjoy the calm and the view.
The pool is open to all guests staying at the castle.
The Counts of Pierreclos
In the 18th century, the château belonged to the Michon family, who wanted to renovate it in the style of Parisian private residences.
Aimé-Gabriel Michon de Pierreclos was inspired by the decor of Versailles and wanted a room listed in the inventories as “wooded”, i.e. with full-height panelling and a parquet floor with noble wood and star motifs. This room is sometimes referred to as the “Golden Room”, which suggests that the woodwork was once embellished with gilt.
The rooms are part of the Esprit de France and Bienvenue au Château networks.
Photo Gallery
Location
Heritage
of the vineyard
