 Free WiFi |  In-room safe |  Air conditioning |
Between 45 and 60 sq.m
River view
Located on the first floor with an exceptional view overlooking the Dordogne river, its large room is south-facing surmounted by magnificent Gothic woodwork that adorns all the ceiling. Period furniture Louis XIV and its large white bathroom turn gold every evening from the rays of the setting sun.
Its dressing room and ensuite suite has an extra bed for one person. The room is also equipped with the best equipment: electrical shutters to ensure acoustic comfort while preserving the aesthetics of the mullioned windows (classified historical heritage), electrically operated curtains, 3 way air conditioning to ensure the exact desired temperature and electric under floor heating in the bathroom.
The bath and shower noth have Bernardaud porcelain fittings. There are 2 televisions and a stereo.
Private terrace to take breakfast or sunbath. Not overlooked.
Large room with character, situated at the top of the Square Tower (XIVth century). With views towards the French formal garden.
Three steps brings you to an adjoining lounge with mansard roof and sofa bed, a second smaller room with a single bed and view over the Dordogne. Two bathrooms one with a Jaccuzi bath the other with muti-jet shower. An ideal apartment to welcome a family of 5.
Between 40 and 45 sq.m
Bedroom with an exceptional view over the Dordogne.
Sitting room area with a sofa-bed. Dressing room.
Jacuzzi bath and multi-jet shower.
Room on the 1st floor with high ceilings, woodwork, very beautiful gothic period furniture, four poster bed overlooking the French formal gardens including the 350 year old Lebanon Cedar.
Bedroom with an exceptional view over the Dordogne.
Sitting room area with a sofa-bed. Dressing room.
Bathroom within the 17th century tower, Jacuzzi bath and multi-jet shower.
Very romantic room with a four-poster bed with breathtaking view over the Dordogne.
Sitting room area looking out over the French formal garden.
Bathroom with view over the garden.
Between 30 and 40 sq.m
It was on the famous bridge in Avignon that on January 27th 1356, William Roffilhac promised to honour William of Beaufort, Viscount of Turenne, by building a castle on the banks of the Dordogne. Treyne belonged to the Viscount of Turenne until 1540.
Bedroom with view over the Dordogne and towards the French formal garden.
Bedroom on the 1st floor, high ceiling, view to the French formal garden.
Beautiful furniture Empire. Sofa-bed.
Bedroom situated in the old chapel of the castle (14th century) , painted vaulted ceiling, stained glass window overlooking the French formal garden. Below 4 steps is the bathroom.
Between 30 and 40 sq.m
Comrade in arms with Pierre de la Ramière, Lord of La Treyne, Henry of Navarre stayed here before he was crowned King Henry IV, first of theBourbon dynasty.
During the second world war, La Treyne welcomed, to protect them, some master pieces from the Louvre Museum, among which the famous “Scribe accroupi”of the department of Egyptian Antiquities. In memory of that time we named this room Scribe.
Bedroom on the 1st floor,high ceiling, view over the Dordogne. Beautiful Louis XVI furniture. White-marble bathroom with bath and shower, Bernardaud porcelain fittings.
Between 22 and 28 sq.m
Bedroom with an exceptional view over the Dordogne river and the coutnryside with a bathroom.
Situated at the top of the Square Tower (XIVth century), exposed frame. Only room with 3 different exposures : the frech formal garden , the dordogne river and the countryside.
This was our eighth stay at Chateau de la Treyne. Celebrating our 49 th wedding anniversary was made so special by Stephanie and her excellent team. It is difficult to explain the welcome that we reviewed on arrival. So professional with genuine warmth and affection. The beautiful room, Henri 1V, was decorated with red roses, such a lovely touch. In the hot weather, the pool was divine. Dinner on the terrace, overseen by Eric, was as magical as ever. His wine recommendation was a masterpiece. Breakfast the following morning was full of nourishing fruit, fresh pastries and that famous tasty quiche washed down with good coffee. What more could you ask for? Thank you for another exquisite experience. Ann & Roge
My wife and I did a recent road trip in South West of France, in August 2019, we stayed in 3 relais et chateaux and had diner as well. Chateau de la Treyne was the best, it's really a place where I would definitely come back. The staff is so nice and helpful, the place has been amazingly restored and has so much "cachet".
We stayed in the room Le Duc, I can only recommend,
The diner at the restaurant was excellent, the terrace is superb overlooking the river.
Food was awesome (we had degustation menu at 140 EUR), with our 2 best the lobster and the risotto a la truffe.
It's a very good value for money stay when comparing to other places in the region.
Oh and I forget, the breakfast is also a very good experience both food and ambiance,
