Chateau de Rochecotte

Château de Rochecotte is a 4-star historic estate located in the heart of the Loire Valley, between Tours and Saumur. Formerly home to the Duchess of Dino and the Prince de Talleyrand, the 25-hectare property combines classical elegance and Baroque touches with modern comforts. Facilities include complimentary Wi-Fi, 25 hectares of formal French gardens and woodland trails, a seasonal heated outdoor swimming pool (open May to late September), electric vehicle charging stations, private parking (free outdoor parking and paid secure garage), elevator access, luggage storage, and concierge service. The estate is accessible for guests with reduced mobility and welcomes pets.

Guests enjoy tailored hospitality celebrating the authentic French art de vivre. Wellness offerings include personalized or duo relaxation massages, summer lounging by the heated outdoor pool, and the signature "Joly Goûter" afternoon tea featuring homemade pastries. A daily breakfast buffet provides fresh local produce and artisan pastries, with room service options available. Additional guest services include bicycle rental, babysitting upon advance request, and day passes ("My day at the Château") for non-resident visitors.

The estate features 37 individually decorated rooms and suites overlooking the surrounding park and gardens. Categories range from Prestige and Grand Confort rooms (with options for extra beds) to dedicated family accommodations, such as two-bedroom connecting apartments with two bathrooms and large suites accommodating up to two adults and two children. Select options, including Suite 2 and Junior Suite 14, feature private jacuzzi bathtubs. All units are equipped with full bathrooms (bath and/or shower) and refined furnishings.

Overlooking the Loire Valley in the Touraine region, the château serves as an ideal base for exploring iconic regional sights. Renowned châteaux such as Langeais, Villandry, Azay-le-Rideau, Ussé, and Chinon are within short distance, along with the prestigious vineyards of Saint-Nicolas-de-Bourgueil. Outdoor pursuits nearby include cycling routes, hiking, canoeing, and wine tasting tours.