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Castle hotels in Corrèze

5 châteaux · most visited first, according to visitor reviews

The châteaux in Corrèze that take guests for the night: hotels, bed and breakfasts or cottages within the walls.

We list 5 châteaux in Corrèze where you can stay the night. The most visited, according to visitor reviews, are Manoir de Vassinhac, Château de la Fage (Fage Castle) and Château de Lissac (Lissac Castle).

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  1. Manoir de Vassinhac

    Collonges-la-Rouge, Corrèze541 reviews (4.5/5)

    Manoir de Vassinhac, in Collonges-la-Rouge (Corrèze), France. Listed historic monument. Location, access and practical information.

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  2. Château de la Fage (Fage Castle)

    Noailles, Corrèze171 reviews (4.8/5)

    The estate is a privately run venue mainly used for receptions and weddings, with no organised tourist visits of the building itself.

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  3. Château de Lissac (Lissac Castle)

    Lissac-sur-Couze, Corrèze168 reviews (4.9/5)

    The château is privately owned and offers guest rooms and self-catering cottages rather than a heritage visit of the building.

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  4. Manoir

    Noailles, Corrèze58 reviews (4.2/5)

    Manoir, in Noailles (Corrèze), France. Registered historic monument. Location, access and practical information.

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  5. Château de Forsac (Forsac Castle)

    Benayes, Corrèze34 reviews (4.7/5)

    château de Forsac, in Benayes (Corrèze), France. Location, access and practical information.

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Frequently asked questions

Can you stay overnight in a château in Corrèze?
Yes: we list 541 châteaux in Corrèze that take guests for the night, as a hotel, a bed and breakfast or a cottage. The most visited, according to visitor reviews, is Manoir de Vassinhac, in Collonges-la-Rouge.
Which is the best loved castle hotel in Corrèze?
Manoir de Vassinhac, in Collonges-la-Rouge, with 541 visitor reviews. Real attendance is the measure, not an editorial ranking.