A guide to wine hotels in Beaujolais.

Wine Hotels in Beaujolais

Chateau de Pizay ★ 4.7

From EUR 190 per room per nightBelleville-en-Beaujolais

A four-star chateau hotel and spa at the heart of an 80-hectare wine estate, offering 62 rooms and suites including duplex suites, comfort rooms, and great-comfort rooms within a property built between the 11th and 19th centuries. The estate produces its own Morgon, Brouilly Saint-Lager, and Beaujolais Blanc wines sold through the on-site oenotheque boutique. Amenities include an indoor and outdoor heated pool, an award-winning spa with hydrotherapy and sauna, and a gourmet restaurant. Forty-five minutes from Lyon.

Tip: The spa's wine-therapy treatments use Beaujolais grape extracts; book the cellar tour and tasting package during the stay for a complete estate experience.

Les Maritonnes Parc and Vignoble ★ 4.3

From EUR 110 per room per nightMoulin-a-Vent

A three-star hotel and spa set on a 1.3-hectare estate at the foot of the Beaujolais vineyards in Romaneche-Thorins. Forty-one rooms in two categories: Tradition rooms and Premium rooms created in 2019. The Spa des Vignes is included with the stay, featuring an indoor pool, whirlpool, and hammam. The on-site Restaurant Rouge et Blanc highlights local Beaujolais produce and wines.

Logis Hotel des Grands Vins ★ 4.3

From EUR 100 per room per nightFleurie

A 20-room Logis hotel in Fleurie village, 50 minutes from Lyon, set around a koi pond and a terrace with vineyard views. Amenities include an outdoor pool with counter-current swimming, sauna, electric vehicle charging, a regional-produce boutique, and by-the-glass Beaujolais tasting at the poolside bar. Rooms are air-conditioned and include WiFi and private parking.

Tip: The outdoor pool terrace overlooking the Fleurie vineyards is the highlight; the on-site wine boutique stocks Fleurie cru bottles for self-catering.

Hotel Villa Alexandre ★ 4.5

From EUR 160 per room per nightRegnie

A four-star boutique hotel opened in 2021 in a property dating from 1794, set among the Regnié vineyards. Fifteen guestrooms with vineyard or garden views; seasonal outdoor pool; sauna; private parking; and a restaurant serving seasonal Beaujolais-focused cuisine with local producers highlighted on the menu. One hour 35 minutes from Paris by TGV; 40 minutes from Lyon.

Hotel and Spa Le Savigny ★ 4.4

From EUR 130 per room per nightBeaujolais-Villages

A three-star adult-only boutique hotel (no guests under 16) in the Beaujolais vineyards in Blace, with 17 rooms and suites split between the Maison de Maitre, a former cuvage; the Maison du Vigneron.

Tip: This is an adult-only property; children under 16 are not accepted even when accompanied. The former cuvage rooms have the most character, with original stone and timber fittings.

L'Ermitage de Brouilly ★ 4.1

Contact for rates; group and full-property bookings availableBrouilly

An eight-bedroom bed and breakfast for up to 30 guests on the slopes of Mont Brouilly, with views over the Beaujolais vineyards, the Saone valley, and, on clear days, the Alps and Mont Blanc.

Tip: The Mont Brouilly views from the terrace are among the most striking in the region; sunrise visits before the domaine opens in the morning are ideal.

Domaine de la Madone Chambres d'Hotes ★ 4.2

EUR 65 to 90 per night for two personsFleurie

Two guest rooms at a wine-producing domaine on the hillsides of Fleurie, with independent access and a shared living area with breakfast. The Madone room has a 160 x 200 cm bed with an en-suite shower; the Grille-Midi room has a 140 x 190 cm bed with en-suite facilities. The rooms are air-conditioned and share a heated outdoor pool with the owners during summer. The domaine's Fleurie wines are available direct from the estate.

Tip: A family-owned working domaine stay in the Fleurie appellation; winery visits can be arranged with the owners.

Wine Hotels in Beaujolais, FAQ

When is the best time to visit Beaujolais for wine?

Peak wine-travel season in Beaujolais is spring through autumn, with harvest the standout window.

Do I need an appointment to taste at Beaujolais estates?

classified-growth and grand-cru estates require booking days to weeks ahead; smaller family domaines often take walk-ins midweek.

What hours do Beaujolais cellars and tasting rooms keep?

most estates open 10:00 to 17:00 by appointment, often closed Sunday and Monday.

How does tipping work at Beaujolais tastings?

tipping is not expected at tastings; buying a bottle from the cellar door is the customary thank-you.

What is the one wine to try in Beaujolais?

Ask the next local you meet what they would order. Beaujolais rewards trust.

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