Best Vineyard Hotels in France in 2026

Near both Gordes and Ménerbes, in Provence’s Luberon region, La Bastide du Marie is a gorgeous property. Its beautifully restored 18th-century manor house is surrounded by 57 acres of vineyards, gardens, olive trees, and lavender groves. It offers very much a luxury experience but one rooted in authenticity. The entire space, both the building and the grounds are immaculately kept and display a great deal of historical elegance. There are two swimming pools here, spa facilities, a winery, and an excellent restaurant. THE ACCOMMODATION: The accommodation ranges from Classic double/twin rooms through to what they term the Bastide double/twin rooms and the… > See All the Details & Book

A slice of rural luxury near Aix-en-Provence, Domaine de Fontenille has 17 rooms in a beautifully atmospheric 18th-century mansion house surrounded by its own vineyards. It is in the pretty village of Lauris along the Durance River, which, though very near Aix-en-Provence, happily doesn’t see the same magnitude of tourists as much of the rest of the region. Domaine de Fontenille has a long reputation as a wine-producing estate, with its first harvest back in 1638. These days it is most well known for its Michelin star-awarded restaurant, Le Champ des Lunes, and generally for being one of the finest… > See All the Details & Book

This 19th-century château, near Carcassone, has a variety of lovely rustic style, self-catering accommodation on a famous Languedoc winery with nearly 300 acres of vineyards and olive groves. Their wines are highly prized and they do a full program of wine tourism activities: tours of the vineyards and wine cellars, tasting sessions, etc. Even if you have very little interest in such things Château Canet is still a very pleasant, sociable place to stay with a lovely peaceful setting and plenty to do and see both around the estate and in the surrounding area. THE ACCOMMODATION: They have a great… > See All the Details & Book

La Closerie de Fronsac is a delightful 17th-century manor house-vineyard hotel in a peaceful location near Bordeaux and the Dordogne River. There is a charmingly old-fashioned feel to the property; it is cosy and quaint with the unmistakable elegance of a bygone era. The area, Fronsac, is very much the heart of Bordeaux’s Right Bank, one of France’s, and the world’s, premier wine-producing regions. You’ll find the propertie’s own wines superb as well. THE ACCOMMODATION: They have a choice of double and twin, en-suite, B&B rooms, all of them cosy and warm with touches of art deco and art nouveau… > See All the Details & Book

Surrounded by beautiful woodland and wine groves, Les Hauts De Chenas has B&B rooms on a working vineyard near Lyon in the heart of the Beaujolais/Burgundy region of Rhone-Alpes, France. It has an on-site winery for its highly rated red Chenas wines, a small wine museum, and its own restaurant which serves some great local food throughout the day. The rooms are spacious and bright with en-suite bathrooms, TV and WiFi, and minibars, with some of the larger rooms having a seating area too. There’s plenty of space outside too with a terrace and large gardens with beautiful views, a swimming… > See All the Details & Book

Domaine de Gressac is a luxury organic vineyard hotel & farm stay near Avignon in the south of France, part winery and part horse breeding farm. The accommodation is in the form of luxury, self-catering, old stone cottages. The property, both inside and out, is nothing short of gorgeous and is surrounded by a full 280-acre estate comprising of vineyard, pastureland, woodland, and even a river beach. THE ACCOMMODATION: The gites are in the form of very charming stone cottages, the largest of which is able to sleep up to 7 people. They are all built quite recently from the… > See All the Details & Book

Château de Labro is a luxury B&B vineyard hotel & spa in a 16th-century château that oozes elegance and old-world class both inside and out. The property is near the town, and international airport, of Rodez in what is now known as the Occitanie region of France, formerly Midi-Pyrénées. The food and wine, are fantastic and outside there are some beautiful gardens, vineyards and a swimming pool. One little novelty of the place is that they also have a luxury treehouse among the orchard trees where you can spend the night (look out for it on the booking page!). THE… > See All the Details & Book

Le Clos du Grand Bois in Burgundy offers quirky glamping accommodation on its extensive vineyard and cattle farm near the village of Lugny, also known as the little capital of the upper Macon area (the town of Macon itself, the real capital, is 20km away). The ‘rooms’ are in the form of wine barrel-inspired cabins that can sleep up to four people, cosily, and surprisingly comfortably. THE ACCOMMODATION: They have five ‘barrels’ in total, all identical, beside the main farmhouse. As mentioned, they can sleep up to four on one double bed and two singles. Though the beds are very… > See All the Details & Book

Near Gordes, Rousillon, Apt, and Gargas in the heart of the Luberon region of Provence, France, La Coquillade has 5-star accommodation in a 13th-century wine-making village surrounded by almost 90 acres of vineyards and lavender plants. It is very much a luxury getaway and would feature on any sensible list of the best hotels in Provence. THE ACCOMMODATION: It has a choice of 63 different rooms and suites, all of which are spacious and extremely comfortable, with all the modern facilities. The hotel has an outdoor swimming pool in the lovely gardens and a very highly rated bistro restaurant serving… > See All the Details & Book

In Dieffenthal in the heart of the Alsace wine route, between Strasbourg and Colmar, France, Le Vieux Pressoir has self catering accommodation in a traditional Alsatian farmhouse on the grounds of a working vineyard estate. They have a huge choice of accommodation, ranging from double studio apartments to a huge, eight bedroom cottage gite, perfect for large groups. All of the accommodation you will find comfortable, clean and well equipped. You can hire bikes direct from the friendly owners and they are always happy to show you around the estate and winery, and teach you a little about their wine making…. > See All the Details & Book