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We love the grandeur and rich history of Château Marcellus, set within 35 hectares overlooking the Garonne Valley. With elegant rooms, an outdoor pool, a historic chapel, and customized culinary weekends, this estate provides a captivating, luxurious setting for unforgettable weddings and private events.
Château Marcellus, a neoclassical estate in Lot-et-Garonne, France, was built between 1773 and 1775 and reflects the refined aesthetics of its era. Set within 35 hectares overlooking the Garonne Valley, the château stands as a remarkable site of French heritage, located only 45 minutes from Bordeaux. The castle's legacy dates back to the 14th century when the original fortress defended the region and was owned by King Henri IV. In the 18th century, architect Richard-François Bonfin transformed it into a neoclassical marvel. Today, Château Marcellus showcases an extensive collection of antique furnishings and architectural pieces, making it an ideal backdrop for luxury weddings and events. The site offers indoor and outdoor venues, including a 200m² terrace and tranquil gardens, which host gatherings of up to 120 guests, combining French elegance with the romance of centuries past.
Accommodation
Château Marcellus offers refined accommodations, including rooms and suites that blend antique charm with modern comforts. The Family Suite Bordeaux provides a spacious retreat for four, featuring a neoclassical aesthetic, a queen bed, and children's quarters. The Luxury Suite Baldaquin, with floral decor and garden views, is ideal for romantic getaways, while the Suite Royale offers luxurious bedding and a private terrace. Each room is meticulously furnished with antique pieces, ensuring a unique experience.
Amenities
The estate's amenities cater to relaxation and event hosting alike. Guests can enjoy an outdoor swimming pool, sun terraces, and picnic areas surrounded by landscaped gardens. Private dining, organized in the historic 16th-century kitchen, adds to the estate's exclusive appeal, along with yoga sessions, Wi-Fi access, and an airport shuttle service. These thoughtful amenities make Château Marcellus an inviting choice for both events and leisure stays.
From Paris: Couples can reach Bordeaux via TGV from Montparnasse Station, with the journey taking around 2 hours. From Bordeaux-Saint-Jean, regional trains or taxis complete the journey to Marmande, a short drive from Château Marcellus.
From London: Direct flights to Bordeaux-Mérignac Airport offer a convenient route. From the airport, taxis provide direct access to the château, approximately 45 minutes away, offering an efficient travel option for international guests.
Château Marcellus hosts a range of events, including private celebrations, corporate retreats, and gastronomic weekends. The estate's elegant salons are ideal for meetings and receptions, while the gardens offer a serene setting for team-building or creative workshops. For culinary enthusiasts, Château Marcellus organizes exclusive weekends featuring historic recipes and cooking classes in its 16th-century kitchen, curated by the owners to reflect authentic French gastronomy. Guests can participate in table-setting workshops and alfresco dining experiences, creating an immersive culinary journey. This blend of cultural heritage and modern amenities makes Château Marcellus a versatile choice for both intimate and large gatherings.
Min Stay 1 nights
Up to 120 guests
Sleeps up to 12 guests
Free Choice
Chapel
Yoga
Swimming Pool
LGBT Friendly
Wifi Available
10pm
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