Located in Carcassonne's UNESCO-World Heritage Listed medieval citadel, between two historic landmarks, the Romanesque Chateau Comtal and the Gothic Basilica of Saint-Nazaire.
Chateau Eza is arguably the most stunning and intimate hotel on the Cote d'Azur and is set along the highest point of the French Riviera, at 400 meters above the sea.
Chateau La Cheneviere combines the charms of an old house with the conveniences of a cozy English manor, accompanied by an exquisite fresh cuisine.
Located in one of the best known areas of south west France, the Charente-Maritime area, the grand Chateau de Mirambeau, a member of Relais & Chateaux, stands proudly in between the famous cities of Cognac and Bordeaux.
Chateau d'Audrieu is just a few kilometers from the coast with the famous D-Day Landing beaches and seaside resorts of the Pearl Coast with many sailing marinas and nautical clubs.
Surrounded by manicured vineyards, the renowned Chateau Cordeillan-Bages is a member of Relais & Chateaux and is housed in a handsome 18th Century stone building that was once a Carthusian monastery.
Chateau de Bagnols, a member of Relais & Chateaux, is the finest five-star deluxe chateau hotel in France and is regarded by many as the finest vineyard chateau hotel in the world.
The hotel, housed in a splendid 18th century castle, offers wine-tasting sessions and a delightful garden.
An elegant 16th century chateau set against the backdrop of 13th century castle ruins, Chateau de Fere is an idyllic retreat surrounded by parkland and forest with breathtaking views over the Champagne region.
This 15th century Chateau with its medieval turrets offers superb views across the Auvergne volcanoes.
Chateau de la Chevre d'Or is a member of Relais Chateaux, a luxury hotel located in Eze Village, Cote d'Azur, France.
The Chateau Les Crayeres is a mythical address in the heart of Reims, nestled discretely in a 7-hectare park.
Built in the XIII & XIV century, a 100 acres of ground on the banks of the Cousin Rive.
Next to the famous wine producing chateaux of Saint-Emilion, and close to the Medieval City.
