19 Wine Hotels in the Rhone Valley (2025)

Stretching from vibrant Lyon to sun-soaked Provence, the Rhône Valley is a dream for wine lovers — and hotel seekers too. This region brims with charm, from rolling vineyards to medieval towns, and offers a fantastic mix of hotels. Think rustic-luxe wine estates near Châteauneuf-du-Pape, stylish boutique stays around Hermitage, and family-friendly options close to Valence. Whether you’re sipping Syrah or exploring Côtes du Rhône Villages, there’s a perfect place to stay at every stop.

For foodies

• Perched above Lyon’s old town, Villa Florentine, a former convent, blends history with high style and an infinity pool with jaw-dropping views. But the real draw for foodies? It’s right in the heart of France’s culinary capital, with gourmet restaurants on your doorstep and fine dining in-house. Expect elegance with a serious side of flavour.
• A lavish Renaissance hideaway tucked into Lyon’s cobbled streets, Cour des Loges feels like a secret gourmet kingdom. Its courtyard dining room is pure romance, and the rooftop garden grows herbs for the kitchen. If all the indulgence gets a little too much, you can unwind in the spa!
• This one is a Valence-based, culinary pilgrimage spot for serious food lovers. Sleek and ultra-modern, Maison Pic is the domain of Anne-Sophie Pic, France’s most decorated female chef. Her three-Michelin-starred restaurant is the soul of the hotel — a place where design and gastronomy meet in every exquisite bite.
• Soak up vineyard views and rustic charm in Le Pont de L'Orme, a peaceful Provencal retreat. With seasonal cuisine served on a sun-drenched terrace and a pool for lazy afternoons, it's a haven for food lovers and oenophiles.
• Le Clair de la Plume embodies the charm of old-world Grignan with rooms scattered across the village and styled with antique flair. Michelin-starred dining and a natural pool make this a dream base for food-lovers and explorers alike.

For romance and relaxation

• Just outside Bollène, Château de Massillan offers pure romance wrapped in French elegance. Think turreted rooms, a serene covered terrace, and a sparkling pool framed by mature gardens. It’s the kind of château escape where time slows and hearts race.
• At Justin de Provence, near Orange, you can unwind in true Provencal style. With indoor and outdoor pools, a hammam, hot tub, and artfully restored rustic rooms, this dreamy farmhouse-turned-hotel invites you to relax completely — and reconnect under the sun or stars.

For a château stay

• Château charm meets Provencal elegance at Château de Varenne — think blue shutters, stone walls and hidden terraces. With dreamy gardens, a serene pool, and wine tours nearby, it's a romantic escape for château lovers near Châteauneuf-du-Pape.
• Live like royalty in Château Talaud, a property surrounde by vineyards. Lavish antique-filled rooms, spring-fed pools, summer dinners, and self-catering options make it a luxurious, tranquil haven for château aficionados in the heart of Provence.
• Once home to the Marquis de Sade, Chateau de Mazan is a grand yet quirky chateau oozing history and theatre. Expect towering ceilings, gourmet dining, and rooms with roll-top baths. It's elegant without fuss, with warm family management and a captivating backstory.
• Chateau Les Oliviers de Salettes is an enchanting chateau set in gorgeous parkland offering antique-filled rooms, a dreamy poolside terrace, and a foodie’s paradise — complete with cooking classes, a vaulted cellar restaurant, and wine tastings. Great for outdoor adventurers, spa-goers, and lovers of Provençal charm.
• Soak up panoramic vineyard views from the stately 19th-century Chateau des Fines Roches. With elegant iron beds, bold interiors, and soaring arched windows, it’s perfect for cycling through wine country, wine tastings with a sommelier, or simply unwinding in historic splendour.

For good value

• Tucked in peaceful Albon, Domaine des Buis is a charming five-room townhouse that offers serene gardens, a quiet pool, and breakfast included. Feel at home with the option to cook your own meals — relaxed, great value, and full of rustic charm.
• Stay among the vines at this family-run gem. With panoramic views, a refreshing pool, and alfresco dining on the terrace, Les Florêts delivers Provencal beauty and comfort at an excellent price.
• Hotel de la Villeon is an elegantly restored townhouse in a riverside village. Expect spacious, stylish rooms, peaceful gardens, and modern comforts in a historic setting. A great base for Rhône wine tours, cycling, or business trips with flair without the hefty price tag.
• Maison Sadina is a charming, affordable B&B near one of France’s prettiest villages. Vintage-styled rooms, a serene pool, and optional home-cooked dinners. Ideal for wine lovers and relaxed group getaways exploring the Rhone vineyards.

Unusual Rhône Valley wine hotels

• Maison de la Pra offers a bold blend of history and style; this 16th-century mansion mixes stone walls and timber beams with vivid colours and sleek lighting. A unique wine stay with serious character.
• Dramatically carved into a rock face above vineyards, Le Clos Saint Saourde is a rustic-chic hideaway boasting stone-clad rooms and sweeping views. A wild and wonderful base for Rhône wine adventures.

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