Chateau de Vollore

Panorama and remarkable site reflecting the history of Auvergne

The Château de Vollore was the Auvergne residence of the descendants of General Marquis de La Fayette. It has belonged to the same family for over two centuries, welcoming their guests as friends.

The château, whose oldest parts date back to the 12th century, features in its refined salons a wealth of period furniture, as well as numerous family memorabilia relating in particular to General de La Fayette and the American Revolutionary War.

In an exceptional location, boasting remarkable panoramic views of the Monts d’Auvergne, the Limagne, and the Dore rivers, it is surrounded by a terraced park.

Accommodation and rates

Our rooms in the castle

• 4 rooms and 1 suite:
  • "Blue Room", with boudoir, bathroom, WC (71m2), 150 cm double bed and panoramic views
  • "Green Room", with bathroom, WC (20 m2), 140cm bed and views over the grounds (1 guest)
  • "Yellow Room", vith bathroom, shower room, wc and walk-in wardrobe (58 m2), 2x80 cm double bed
  • "Pink Room", with bathroom and WC (27 m2), 2x90 cm or 180 cm double bed
  • "Adrienne de La Fayette" suite, with bathroom, shower/WC and additional bedroom (split-level) (63 m2), beds: 2x90 cm and 90 cm.

Prices

• Double room: €200-€300
  
• Suite: €300
  
  Extra bed: €50
  Breakfast: Included

Catering

Restaurant reservations on request.

Activities

To know

Location

• Take the A89, exit at Thiers west, then follow the D960 to Courpière, then the D7 to Vollore-Ville; or exit the motorway at Thiers east, then follow the N89 and D7 via Celles-sur-Durolle to Vollore-Ville. From the A89 exit to Vollore : allow 15 minutes.