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Domaine des Etangs

Massignac, France · Auberge Resorts · Grand Luxury

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First recorded in 1270 as the fief of the knights of Chasteigner de la Roche-Posay, this Charente château stayed in industrialist Didier Primat's family from the 1980s until his daughter, Garance, opened it as a hotel in 2015 and brought in Auberge Resorts to manage it in 2023. Its 2,500 acres of forest, farmland, and ponds surround the Michelin-starred restaurant Dyades, where chef Valentin Bouilleveaux, formerly of Yannick Alleno's kitchens and Joel Robuchon's Monaco restaurant, has cooked since April 2026.

About Domaine des Etangs

History

First recorded in 1270 as the fief of the knights of Chasteigner de la Roche-Posay, the château on 2,500 acres in the Charente region of southwest France passed in the 1980s to French industrialist Didier Primat. His daughter, Garance Primat, opened it to the public as a hotel in 2015; Auberge Resorts took over management in April 2023. Interiors across the château, the Longère farmhouse, and six scattered outbuildings were designed by Isabelle Stanislas. Its restaurant, Dyades, holds a Michelin star, first awarded in 2025 and retained in 2026.

The setting

Massignac, between Cognac and Limoges in southwest France. 2.6 km from Aventure Parc outdoor amusement park. 18 km from Golf International de la Prèze course.

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