Château de la Treyne, a historic castle transformed into a luxury hotel in the green heart of Occitania, will reopen its doors on March 28 to launch a new season combining nature, heritage, and hospitality for a unique getaway.

Situated in a privileged location between the Lot and Dordogne valleys, the castle, perched on a cliff and surrounded by classic gardens, a private forest, and breathtaking spring landscapes, is an ideal destination for those seeking tranquility and outdoor experiences.

To celebrate its reopening, the hotel has launched a special offer for Spanish clients: throughout April, all customers who make a reservation through the official website or by phone can enjoy a 20% discount on room rates (excluding stays on Friday and Saturday). Besides its natural surroundings and historical architecture, Château de la Treyne promises a luxurious experience with a focus on contemporary comfort. As a member of Relais & Châteaux, this hotel features 18 rooms decorated with period furnishings and views of the Dordogne River, as well as a Michelin-starred gourmet restaurant offering cuisine based on local seasonal products. The establishment is dog-friendly and family-oriented, catering to a pleasant stay for various types of travelers.

This 14th-century medieval castle combines the charm of its historical legacy with modern services. Throughout its history, it has served as a defensive fortress, noble residence, and cultural refuge, even housing masterpieces from the Louvre Museum after World War II. Today, it retains a unique character that makes it more than just a hotel: it’s a space where history, art, and nature coexist in harmony.

Spring transforms the Dordogne valley into a vibrant setting for mild active tourism. Visitors can enjoy canoeing or kayaking on tranquil stretches between cliffs and blooming forests, with itineraries suitable for beginners and families. The surrounding trails invite exploration on foot, mountain bike, or horseback, while local operators arrange hot air balloon flights and tandem paragliding experiences, offering privileged views of the Dordogne meanders in pleasant seasonal weather.

Near the Château, visitors can also discover the underground treasures of the region. The Grottes de Lacave, just minutes away, provide guided tours combining a journey on an underground train with the exploration of natural rooms featuring stalactites and mineral lakes. Close by lies the Gouffre de Padirac, a famous French chasm offering the opportunity to descend into a deep sinkhole and navigate a subterranean river, blending discovery, excitement, and natural heritage.

In conclusion, the reopening of Château de la Treyne promises a season where the historical majesty of the castle blends with the natural beauty of Occitania, inviting guests to experience a harmonious French way of life.