An 18th-century château in southwest France
Château de Lassalle stands in Laplume, in the Lot-et-Garonne department of southwest France, on eight hectares of private grounds that include a wooded park. Agen is fifteen minutes away, and the villages of Laplume and Moirax are five minutes away.
Records of the estate go back to 1485, and the current Directoire-style house was built in the late 18th century. It was converted to a hotel in the early 1990s and has been owned by Christina and Sassan Aminzadeh since February 2022.
Green Yogi Traveler is a licensed Croatian travel agency — when you bring your group here, we handle the accommodation, transfers, meals and day-to-day logistics, so you can focus on your retreat.
At a glance
Amenities
- Dedicated yoga studio
- Crafting space
- Heated swimming pool
- Games room with billiard table
- Professional catering kitchen
- Orangerie for large events
- Summer kitchen with plancha
- Eight hectares with a wooded park
Exterior
12 or 15 bedrooms in the château
12-bedroom configuration
Twelve of the château's bedrooms, each with a private ensuite bathroom and views.
15-bedroom configuration
All fifteen of the château's bedrooms, each with a private ensuite bathroom and views.
Every room is set up with pillows, fresh bed linens, bath towels, hand soap, hair dryers and fans. Bed types and room sizes are not published, so we confirm the exact room allocation with the venue once your group is booked.
Yoga and practice spaces
The château has a dedicated yoga studio and a crafting space, with indoor areas for use in any weather and outdoor platforms and terraces for sessions. Several conference spaces and an indoor/outdoor orangerie are also available for larger gatherings.
Interior
The château has a recently renovated grand salon with a large kitchen and dining area, a formal dining room and a formal sitting room. A games room has a billiard table and a smart TV, and the pool house has showers and toilets.
Lot-et-Garonne and the villages around Laplume
From lawn games in the grounds to vineyards, bastide towns and hill villages within a short drive.
On the estate
- Swim in the heated pool, with sun loungers, parasols and tables
- Play croquet, pétanque, archery, cornhole or ping pong
- Forage for mushrooms in the grounds
- Spa services — massage, facials, manicures and pedicures
Nearby
- Moirax, 5 minutes away — home to a Cluniac abbey founded in the 11th century
- Laplume, 5 minutes away — a village perched on a hill
- Lectoure — a bastide town known for its antique shops, bars and restaurants
- Romieu, Nérac, Fourcès, Condom and Montréal — recommended villages to visit
- Gaec de Sahuc, a few minutes away — a local vineyard with free tastings
- Auberge Le Prieuré in Moirax, 5 minutes away — a Michelin-starred restaurant
- Hiking and biking trails, including the 15 km Brimont–Cap du Bosc route
- Local markets — Laplume on Fridays and Astaffort on Mondays, 8am–1pm (seasonal)
Further afield
- Buzet and Brulhois vineyards, about 30 minutes away
- A waterpark, about 20 minutes away
- Parc Naturel Agen Garonne in Boé, a lake with activities for children
- Horse riding at nearby facilities
- Duras, about 60 minutes away
- Bordeaux and Bergerac, about 90 minutes away
A chef and meals organized for your group
You can arrange a set number of meals in advance, tailored to your group — breakfast, lunch and dinner, brunch and dinner, or any other combination you prefer. We can bring in a private chef to cook at the château, book meals in local restaurants, or combine the two. Vegan, vegetarian, gluten-free and allergy requirements are all normal requests for us.
The château has a professional kitchen and a summer kitchen with a plancha, and the terrace has a gas barbecue and a covered dining area.
Ready to bring your group here?
Tell us about your group and we'll put together a proposal for Château de Lassalle — dates, room allocation, and everything included.