A 19th-century residence of character overlooking the village of Villié-Morgon, in the heart of the Beaujolais wine region, it was once home to one of the children of the Lumière brothers, as well as Princess Lieven, née Chateaubriand.
The Château Bellevue vineyard covers 18 hectares. The Château's vines are cultivated with the utmost respect for the ecological balance of the soils, using a sustainable viticulture approach.
The Château is set in over 3 hectares of magnificent English-style parkland. Treed with rare and century-old species (araucaria, weeping cedar, etc.), it offers a magnificent view over the Beaujolais region. A special discovery trail has been set up, and you can find the names of the trees engraved on the staves.
If you would like to stay at the Château, we have 5 refined guest rooms to welcome you. Château Bellevue was awarded the national prize for "Best Welcome in the Vineyards" by the Revue du Vin de France in 2024.
We offer wine-tasting tours all year round by appointment, but our wine-tourism activities can be tailored to your requirements. For group activities, please contact us for a specialised quote.
Rates - Guest house : Night for 2 people with breakfast Tourist tax : Yes 0.5€/night/person
Standard room British Low season (October to April): €129 / High season (May to September): €159
Zen standard room with terrace Low season (October to April) : 145€ / High season (May to September) : 175
Superior Purple room with terrace Low season (October to April) : 145€ / High season (May to September) : 175
Seventies twin room Low season (October to April) : €129 / High season (May to September) : €159
Prestige room Princesse Low season (October to April) : €170 / High season (May to September) : €199
> Arrival before 7pm - Departure before 11.30am >Additional breakfast per person 16€.
Ouverture
From 01/01 to 31/12 on Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday between 7.30 am and 7.30 pm.
Tarifs
Two people: from 129 €.
Contact et accès Lieu-dit Bellevue Bellevue 69910 Villié-Morgon Rhône (69)
