Château des Vigiers - Romantic Stay Dordogne

From the moment you arrive at Chateau des Vigiers, affectionately known as “Petit Versailles”, the very essence of its 12th and 16th century history will enchant you.

From intricately carved marble fireplaces and imposing staircases to authentic period furniture and hand-woven tapestries.

The natural beauty of the place and the tranquility that prevails gives a unique and rare atmosphere to share special moments with your loved one.

Walk hand in hand in a unique and natural setting, enjoy a stunning sunset with panoramic views over the lake and surrounding countryside; Everything is in place to make your romantic weekend that much more special.

Inside the Restaurant “Les Fresques”, the enchanting and elegant decor has wall frescos, warm colours and picture windows which evoke an inviting and intimate atmosphere. On summer evenings, dine “Al fresco” on the terrace and experience wonderful views across the lake and vineyards.

Our Executive Chef, Didier Casaguana and his team of chefs will prepare your dishes with passion, demonstrating the highest standards of French cuisine, fusing seasonal produce with local delicacies.

Get free access to the Spa facilities (excluding the new hydrotherapy pool) throughout your stay and enjoy moments of total relaxation together.
In our intimate spa by Sothys, we offer a complete range of professional beauty and relaxation treatments together with Hydrotherapy pool and well-being activities.

• Spa
• Deux piscines extérieures chauffées
• Hydrotherapy pool
• Beauty shop
• Fitness Room
• Sauna
• Jacuzzi*
• Outdoor heated swimming pool (open May to late Autumn)

Our multilingual staff are delighted to organize visits to sample the produce at the AOC vineyards of Bordeaux and Bergerac, or enjoy the many local markets, where you can buy local specialities such as truffles, cèpes, and foie gras.

There is so much to do and see in the Dordogne. Testament to the history of the region are the hundreds of castles dotted along the banks of the river Dordogne. Many are open to visitors and well worth a day trip.