About Château de la Romaningue
A former Knights Templar commandery dating back to the 16th century, Château de la Romaningue offers a unique setting where history, nature and wine come together.
Set within 80 hectares of peaceful countryside, the estate is home to mature vines, some nearly 50 years old, as well as a collection of unusual places to stay.
Guests can sleep in treehouses, transparent bubbles or charming gypsy-style caravans, for a memorable escape between forest and vineyard.
On arrival, the path winds through the woods, past a quiet pond and the estate’s historic winery building, with its 15th-century tower — a beautiful reminder of the château’s long history.
Spend the night at the Château
Bordeaux wine break
2 days / 1 night from €275 pp
Travellers' review - Chateau de la Romaningue
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A unique stay in harmony with nature
Reaching your treehouse is part of the experience: a short walk through the estate leads you into the heart of its preserved natural surroundings. Perched nearly 10 metres above the ground in century-old trees, the treehouses are accessed by a staircase and a suspended bridge.
Designed with respect for the environment, the treehouses have no running water or electricity and are equipped with composting toilets. Bathroom facilities and towels are available at reception. Simple yet comfortable, each treehouse includes everything needed for a cosy stay, including pillows, duvets, sheets, lanterns, heaters and board games.
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Wine and vineyard experiences
Château de la Romaningue is also a wonderful place for wine lovers. Its vineyard grows on a sunny clay-limestone plateau and has been tended for generations by passionate winegrowers.
Made from Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon and Cabernet Franc, the estate’s wines are known for their generous fruit character.
A stay here is the perfect opportunity to taste the wines and enjoy a peaceful wine experience in a natural setting that feels wonderfully away from it all.



