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Castle hotels in Côtes-d'Armor

13 châteaux · most visited first, according to visitor reviews

The châteaux in Côtes-d'Armor that take guests for the night: hotels, bed and breakfasts or cottages within the walls.

We list 13 châteaux in Côtes-d'Armor where you can stay the night. The most visited, according to visitor reviews, are Hôtel de la Tour, Château de Beaumanoir (Évran) and Château du Val d'Arguenon (Val d'Arguenon Castle).

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  1. Hôtel de la Tour

    Tréguier, Côtes-d'Armor214 reviews (4.6/5)

    The building is located in Tréguier, a small heritage town in the Côtes-d'Armor department.

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  2. Château de Beaumanoir (Évran)

    Évran, Côtes-d'Armor34 reviews (4.8/5)

    The building is a protected historic monument, with its façades and roofs listed since 1965.

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  3. Château du Val d'Arguenon (Val d'Arguenon Castle)

    Saint-Cast-le-Guildo, Côtes-d'Armor87 reviews (4.4/5)

    The château is listed in the general inventory of cultural heritage.

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  4. Château de La Guyomarais (Guyomarais Castle)

    Saint-Denoual, Côtes-d'Armor49 reviews (4.8/5)

    The château is privately owned, which limits visitor access.

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  5. Manoir de Boisgelin, ou Château-Hôtel de Coatguelen

    Pléhédel, Côtes-d'Armor529 reviews (4.7/5)

    The facades and roofs of the manor have been listed as a historic monument since 1964.

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  6. Château de Bonabry (Bonabry Castle)

    Hillion, Côtes-d'Armor85 reviews (4.7/5)

    The château is currently home to the du Fou de Kerdaniel family and offers bed and breakfast rooms and a gîte rather than standard sightseeing tours.

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  7. Château des Portes (Portes Castle)

    Noyal, Côtes-d'Armor23 reviews (4.9/5)

    The château has been listed as a historic monument since 2012, covering the main building, courtyard, ha-ha, garden, gateway and several park features.

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  8. Château du Bois de la Salle à Pléguien

    Pléguien, Côtes-d'Armor53 reviews (4.9/5)

    The château is a private family residence that is still lived in, which limits access to the main house itself.

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  9. Manoir de la Noë Verte

    Lanloup, Côtes-d'Armor260 reviews (4.9/5)

    The manor has been listed as a historic monument since 2009, covering the facades, roofs, courtyard, surrounding wall, dovecote and flax-retting pond.

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  10. Manoir de Kerloury

    Paimpol, Côtes-d'Armor186 reviews (4.2/5)

    The manor is privately owned and no public visiting hours are known.

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  11. Manoir de Coat-Nevenez

    Pommerit-Jaudy, Côtes-d'Armor97 reviews (4.9/5)

    The manor has been listed as a historic monument since 1926, for its entrance doorway, dormer window and carved lintel.

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  12. Manoir de la Noë-Sèche

    Le Foeil, Côtes-d'Armor54 reviews (4.6/5)

    The manor belongs to private owners who are gradually opening it to visitors.

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  13. Manoir de la Ville-Daniel

    Plaine-Haute, Côtes-d'Armor18 reviews (4.6/5)

    The building is protected as a historic monument, with the main residence listed at the higher classification level and the outbuildings at the lower one.

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Frequently asked questions

Can you stay overnight in a château in Côtes-d'Armor?
Yes: we list 214 châteaux in Côtes-d'Armor that take guests for the night, as a hotel, a bed and breakfast or a cottage. The most visited, according to visitor reviews, is Hôtel de la Tour, in Tréguier.
Which is the best loved castle hotel in Côtes-d'Armor?
Hôtel de la Tour, in Tréguier, with 214 visitor reviews. Real attendance is the measure, not an editorial ranking.