Exclusive venue for creative getaways in south west France
Make yourself at home with your own small group to relax, learn, create and explore
Are you...
A teacher looking for an out of the ordinary venue for your classes?
Or
Maybe you are:
- Seeking an adventure with your group of hand embroidery lovers?
- Planning a family reunion?
- Organising a cosy and zen hen party?
- Getting old friends together?
We are here to help you and your group enjoy a unique and creative getaway
Can you match this view from your usual classroom window?
Our Rooms
There’s plenty of choice for up to ten people.
Choose who will sleep where from our selection of luxury bedrooms and bathrooms
Monique’s Room
A cosy bedroom with Queen size bed, high quality bed linen and towels. Looks out to the trees around the north side. Shared bathroom with walk in shower, basin and WC.
Twin beds, high quality bed linen and towels. Looks out to the trees around the north side. Shared bathroom with walk in shower, basin and WC.
A unique ‘secret bookcase’ door leads you into this bedroom. Balcony overlooking the pool area and former chapel. King size bed, quality bed linen and towels. Shared bathroom with walk in shower, basin and WC.
Ground floor bedroom with ensuite shower, basin and WC. King size bed, high quality bed linen and towels. French doors open directly on to the green grass and ancient cherry trees.
The largest of the château’s bedrooms. Super King contemporary four poster bed, high quality bed linen and towels. South facing views. Furnished with an eclectic mix of global art and antiques. Ensuite bathroom with walk in shower, basin and WC.
Subtle pastels and natural linens add a romantic touch to this delightful bedroom. Views of the garden to the west, north and south. King size bed, high quality bed linen and towels. Ensuite bathroom with walk in shower, basin and WC.
Mobility Note:
Lots of small steps and uneven ground are all part of the charm of this ancient site, so enjoy its idiosyncrasies as you wander around gently
About Us
Château de Pécile has been welcoming international visitors since 1560, when King Henri II of France gave the royal property to his favoured Italian courtier Vincenzo Piscilla from Lucca. Hence the name Le Pécile.
Ever since the 16th century, fascinating literary and creative people have lived, dined and laughed at Le Pécile. And your group could be next, following in the footsteps of characters like Bishop Matteo Bandello who wrote the original Romeo and Juliet storyline that Shakespeare subsequently made famous.
Why Choose Us?
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