Chateau De Brissac - Brissac-Quince

Family-owned castle hotel in the Loire Valley, home of the Duke of Brissac since 1502

Historic Legacy & Architecture

Château de Brissac is the highest castle in France, with 18 fireplaces and monumental facades. The Duke of Brissac has lived here since 1502, making it a living royal residence. Guests explore seven centuries of history within the same walls that host the current family.

Dining & Wine Experiences

Exclusive access to medieval kitchens allows personalized private dining for groups. On-site wine tasting features AOC rosé produced from local vineyards. Candlelight dinners are served by a renowned chef from Angers.

Seasonal Events & Activities

Annual events include Easter egg hunts and the Venetian Carnival, blending art, culture, and heritage. Hot air balloon flights are available above the chateau park. The 70-hectare landscaped park offers walking paths, ancient trees, and river views.

Accommodations & Grounds

Suites are located in the historic castle, with private bathrooms and seating areas. The property has a sun terrace, garden, and a private pool. Family rooms and a lift provide access for all guests across multiple floors.

Location in Loire Valley

Château de Brissac sits in Brissac-Quincé, within the Loire Valley, a major tourist destination. Nearby attractions include the historic cities of Angers and Saumur, plus famous castles such as Serrant and Villandry. Guests have access to local markets and cultural experiences in nearby villages.

• History: Highest castle in France, home of the Duke of Brissac since 1502
• Dining: Medieval kitchens for private dining and AOC rosé wine tasting
• Events: Annual Easter egg hunts and Venetian Carnival
• Activities: Hot air balloon flights and 70-hectare park with ancient trees
• Location: Loire Valley, near Angers, Saumur, and castles of Serrant and Villandry