Castle hotels in Nièvre
8 châteaux · most visited first, according to visitor reviews
The châteaux in Nièvre that take guests for the night: hotels, bed and breakfasts or cottages within the walls.
We list 8 châteaux in Nièvre where you can stay the night. The most visited, according to visitor reviews, are Chateau de Prye, Château d'Anizy (Anizy Castle) and Chateau du Four du Vaux.
Every entry carries a form: your request goes to the château, which answers you directly.
Chateau de Prye
La Fermeté, Nièvre113 reviews (4.7/5)
The estate is privately owned, which shapes how and when it can be visited.

Château d'Anizy (Anizy Castle)
Limanton, Nièvre77 reviews (4.6/5)
The castle is privately owned and cannot be visited.


Chateau de Chatillon en Bazois
Châtillon-en-Bazois, Nièvre47 reviews (4.2/5)
Chateau de Chatillon en Bazois, in Châtillon-en-Bazois (Nièvre), France. Location, access and practical information.
Vesvres castle
Rouy, Nièvre
Vesvres castle, in Rouy (Nièvre), France. Location, access and practical information.
Château de Salorges (Salorges Castle)
Corancy, Nièvre41 reviews (5/5)
château de Salorges, in Corancy (Nièvre), France. Location, access and practical information.
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Château d'Ettevaux (Ettevaux Castle)
Poil, Nièvre9 reviews (4.6/5)
The château can be seen from the D192 road, though there is no information confirming interior visits.

Poil, Nièvre - Château de Villette
Poil, Nièvre55 reviews (4.6/5)
The château is currently run as a bed and breakfast with gîtes, which affects access to parts of the building.
Frequently asked questions
- Can you stay overnight in a château in Nièvre?
- Yes: we list 113 châteaux in Nièvre that take guests for the night, as a hotel, a bed and breakfast or a cottage. The most visited, according to visitor reviews, is Chateau de Prye, in La Fermeté.
- Which is the best loved castle hotel in Nièvre?
- Chateau de Prye, in La Fermeté, with 113 visitor reviews. Real attendance is the measure, not an editorial ranking.