Château des Bloys

Just 20 minutes from the Bordeaux-Mérignac Airport and 30 minutes from downtown, halfway between Bordeaux and Margaux, Château des Bloys offers an exceptional setting for a weekend with friends, a family vacation, or an unforgettable wedding in the heart of the Médoc. Set in a pristine natural environment, this 110-hectare estate—including 35 hectares of vineyards—combines 16th-century elegance, contemporary comfort, and a complete immersion in the world of Bordeaux winemaking.

The château offers 14 guest beds in five carefully decorated bedrooms and suites, all with either a bathroom or a shower room. Its spacious living areas are designed to welcome your loved ones in a warm and authentic atmosphere.

The estate features a 110-hectare wooded park with century-old fishponds, and its panoramic terrace is designed to welcome your loved ones in a warm and authentic atmosphere.

Located in the heart of the Médoc, in the town of Le Pian-Médoc, the Château des Bloys estate spans 110 hectares of unspoiled natural landscape, including meadows, forests, and vineyards.

35 hectares of vineyards

Surrounding the château are 35 hectares of vineyards planted with the same grape varieties as in the Haut-Médoc: Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Cabernet Franc, and a touch of Petit Verdot. These vineyards surround the estate and provide a striking setting for walks, wedding photos, and moments of contemplation.

The Centennial Fish Ponds

At the heart of the park, century-old fishponds form a lush green setting of rare beauty, now a refuge for frogs, fish, and dragonflies. This exceptional feature in the Bordeaux region is what gives this property its charm and character.

The terrace and the park

Spacious and elegant, the château’s terrace offers a breathtaking view of the fishponds and the park: a naturally majestic setting for your breakfasts, pre-dinner drinks, or al fresco dinners. The estate is perfectly suited for private stays with family or friends, in a timeless setting ideal for recharging your batteries and exploring the Bordeaux region.

The living spaces at the Château des Bloys are located on the garden level of the château, creating a warm and elegant setting. No matter the season, there’s always a cozy spot that will suit your mood at any given moment.

The Magnolia Room (120 m²)

Located on the garden level, this reception hall can accommodate up to 120 people for a cocktail reception and 90 people for a seated dinner. You can then turn it into a dance floor and keep the party going!

The adjoining 30-square-meter catering kitchen is equipped with a double-door refrigerator, a sink, countertops, and utility connections.

The Cabernet-Sauvignon Room (120 m²)

Located on the first floor, this flexible room can be adapted to your needs and any unexpected situations. It can be divided into two separate areas, making it a versatile space.

The Boudoir (30 m²)

Cozy and intimate, with its smart TV, the boudoir is perfect for a movie night or a card game in a warm and inviting atmosphere.

The Billiards Room (38 m²)

With its French billiards table and a variety of games available, it’s the perfect space for your lively evenings. A room full of character, with dark wood paneling and a cozy atmosphere.

The Dining Room (45 m²)

Adorned with Aubusson tapestries, the dining room seats up to 14 guests around a large table. Its working fireplace makes it a particularly magical place in winter, whether for a Christmas dinner or a memorable Sunday lunch.

The Yellow Living Room (42 m²)

Bright and cozy, with its decorative fireplace, this living room is perfect for quiet conversations, reading by the fire, and spending time together in the late afternoon.

The Kitchen (38 m²)

Spacious and fully equipped, the castle’s kitchen combines period charm with practicality. With its table that seats six, it’s designed for cooking together and gathering around the meal prep. Amenities: oven, dishwasher, gas stove, microwave, coffee maker, kettle, and a full set of tableware.

The Château des Bloys can accommodate 14 guests in its 5 bedrooms and suites, all tastefully decorated. Nothing has been left to chance: high-end bedding, bathrooms with old-world charm yet equipped with modern amenities, bold wallpaper, and distinct personalities.

The two suites:

English Suite, 71 m² — Garden Level

Capacity: 4 guests · Wheelchair accessible | View of the Cour d’honneur and park 1 king-size bed (or twin beds) + living area with 2 single beds · Bathroom with shower and bathtub

Oa Suite, 68 m² — 1st floor

Capacity: 4 people · Air conditioning | Stunning view of the park 1 king-size bed (or twin beds) + living room with 2 single beds · Bathroom with shower and bathtub

The three bedrooms (1st floor):

Labottière Room, 38 m²

Capacity: 2 people · Air conditioning | Park view · 1 king-size bed · Shower room

Bird Room, 33 m²

Capacity: 2 people · Air conditioning | Park view · 1 king-size bed · Shower room

Des Viviers Room, 27 m²

Capacity: 2 people · Air conditioning | Stunning view of the fish ponds · 1 king-size bed · Bathroom

Free Wi-Fi, linens included, Océopin toiletries (Cap Ferret), baby gear available upon request.

Le château des Bloys bénéficie d’un emplacement privilégié pour découvrir les trésors du Médoc et du Bordelais : un territoire mondialement reconnu pour ses vignobles, sa gastronomie et son art de vivre.

Découvrir le vignoble et les grands crus

Le château se situe au cœur de la route des grands crus du Médoc, à quelques minutes des appellations Haut-Médoc et Margaux. Les chais de propriétés voisines accueillent les amateurs pour des dégustations authentiques. Lors de votre séjour, il est également possible d’acheter les vins de la famille du : Château Sénéjac, Château Talbot ou bien Domaine Saint Andrieu, ainsi que de réserver une visite privée de la propriété.

Jouer au golf

Le prestigieux Golf Cabot Bordeaux est à seulement 5 minutes du château, l’un des plus beaux parcours de la région, entouré de vignobles pittoresques.

Explorer Bordeaux et sa région

À 30 minutes, Bordeaux et son centre historique classé au Patrimoine mondial de l’UNESCO regorgent de visites : la Cité du Vin, le Bassin des Lumières, les marchés du dimanche, les quais et les musées. La ville est accessible en voiture, ou en train depuis la gare du Pian-Médoc.

Se ressourcer dans la nature

Le domaine et ses environs offrent de belles promenades à pied, à vélo ou à cheval entre vignes, prairies et forêts. Les plages de Lacanau sont à 40 minutes, le Bassin d’Arcachon à 1h15, et le Cap Ferret à 1h20, si vous souhaitez prolonger votre séjour en bord d’océan.