FAQ
Château Léognan

The estate

Who owns Château Léognan?

Château Léognan has been owned by Philippe and Chantal Miecaze since 2007. Passionate about the Bordeaux terroir and the Pessac-Léognan appellation, they have undertaken the renovation of the estate and developed its wine-growing, hospitality and wine tourism activities. Now part of the BMF Group, the estate continues this work to enhance the estate and its vineyards.

What is Château Léognan wine?

The wines produced on the estate come from the Pessac-Léognan appellation, one of the most renowned in the Bordeaux wine region. They reflect the character of the local terroir and the expertise developed over the years by the estate’s teams.

How long does it take to get to Château Léognan from Bordeaux?

Situated on the outskirts of Bordeaux, the estate is about a 20- to 30-minute drive from the city centre, depending on traffic conditions.

Does Château Léognan have a spa?

A wellness centre welcomes visitors seeking relaxation in the heart of the countryside. Here, guests can enjoy treatments and massages, in partnership with the French brand Alaena. Private or group yoga classes are also available.

Where can you stay at a vineyard in Bordeaux?

For an experience amidst the vineyards, you can stay at Château Léognan, a peaceful setting just outside Bordeaux, in one of its rooms or suites, or in one of its treehouses.

Our activities

What activities are available at Château Léognan?

Visitors can enjoy a variety of activities, such as wine tastings, the spa, yoga, padel, cycle rides through the vineyards, horse riding and horse-drawn carriage rides, as well as family-friendly leisure facilities: a pétanque court, Mikado, Molkky and board games.

Can we book a couples’ massage at Château Léognan?

Yes, a range of treatments and massages can be booked for two people, so you can share a moment of relaxation in an intimate setting surrounded by nature.

Is it possible to go for a horse ride near Bordeaux?

Horse riding is available nearby through specialist partners. Subject to availability, horse-drawn carriage rides may also be offered on the estate.

Is it possible to go cycling in the vineyards around Bordeaux?

The roads winding through the vineyards of Pessac-Léognan are particularly well suited to cycling. They offer the chance to explore the region’s vineyard landscapes and iconic châteaux.

What is there to do around Pessac-Léognan during a stay?

The region offers a wide range of activities: visits to wine estates, exploring Bordeaux and its monuments, a trip to the Arcachon Basin, a walk around Lac Bleu, or a visit to the Cité du Vin.

Can you play padel at Château Léognan?

Yes, the estate has a padel court. It is available free of charge to hotel guests, subject to booking at reception, and is open to external visitors by booking, subject to availability. Combined packages allow you to combine a game of padel with a social get-together over a drink or lunch at Le Manège restaurant. A package combining padel with a relaxing session at the spa is also available.

The rooms

What types of rooms are available at Château Léognan?

Accommodation options include Superior, Deluxe and Prestige rooms with gardens, as well as family suites and treehouses nestled in the heart of the countryside.

What is the difference between the Deluxe and Prestige rooms?

The Deluxe rooms stand out for their elegant décor and comfort, whilst the Prestige rooms also feature a private garden, allowing guests to fully enjoy the surrounding natural setting.

Why stay at a wine estate near Bordeaux?

A stay in the heart of the vineyards allows you to explore the Bordeaux wine region, relax in unspoilt surroundings and enjoy quick access to the main tourist attractions in Bordeaux and the surrounding area.

Where can you find a unique place to stay in the Bordeaux vineyards?

The treehouses, set amidst the estate’s natural surroundings, offer a unique experience combining comfort, nature and a chance to unwind, just a few kilometres from Bordeaux.

Are tree houses suitable for families?

Some cabins can accommodate up to four people and are ideal for family holidays, whilst offering a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in nature.

Le Manège Restaurant

What sort of cuisine does Le Manège restaurant serve?

Le Manège has been run by head chef Marouane El Ghouasli since late 2025. Here, he creates a vibrant, sun-kissed cuisine, rooted in the local terroir of Pessac-Léognan and enhanced by his culinary background. The menu showcases seasonal produce and an approach that prioritises flavour and quality.

Where is the restaurant Le Manège located?

The restaurant is situated in the heart of the Château Léognan estate, within the Pessac-Léognan appellation, just a few minutes from Bordeaux.

Can you have lunch and dinner at Le Manège restaurant?

Yes, the restaurant welcomes guests every day for lunch and dinner, offering a gastronomic experience in a historic and natural setting.

Is the Le Manège restaurant open to non-residents?

Yes, the restaurant is open to both hotel guests and visitors wishing to experience the estate’s cuisine and atmosphere.

Which restaurant in Léognan should you choose to sample the cuisine of south-western France?

Le Manège serves the cuisine of chef Marouane El Ghouasli, rooted in the local terroir of Pessac-Léognan, in a unique setting that blends heritage, nature and vineyards.

Spa & Wellness

What treatments are available at the Château Léognan spa?

The wellness centre offers a selection of massages and facial and body treatments using products from the French brand Alaena.

Can I book a massage near Bordeaux?

Tailor-made relaxing massages and personalised treatments are available in a natural setting perfect for unwinding, just a few minutes from Bordeaux.

Where can you find a spa amongst the Bordeaux vineyards?

Tucked away in the heart of the Pessac-Léognan wine region, this wellness centre offers the chance to enjoy a moment of relaxation in the heart of the forest.

Why not treat yourselves to a bit of relaxation as a couple?

A range of treatments and massages can be booked so you can enjoy a relaxing moment together in an intimate setting.

Does the spa have a fitness area?

A fitness centre is open every day from 7.00 am to 10.00 pm to round off the estate’s wellness experience.

Wine tourism

What is wine tourism at Château Léognan?

Wine tourism offers visitors the chance to discover the world of wine through estate tours, guided tastings and social gatherings amongst the vineyards of the Pessac-Léognan appellation.

Where are Château Léognan’s vineyards located?

The estate is situated in the heart of the Pessac-Léognan appellation, on the famous Graves and Sauternes Wine Route, a few kilometres from Bordeaux.

Can we visit the Château Léognan vineyard?

Tours of the estate and wine tastings are organised all year round, subject to booking, so that visitors can discover the vineyards, the terroir and the wines produced on the estate.

Which grape varieties are grown at Château Léognan?

The vineyard consists mainly of Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot and Petit Verdot, grown on fine gravel soils resting on a clay-limestone subsoil.

Can you buy wine directly from the vineyard?

A shop open all year round, seven days a week, offers visitors the chance to discover and purchase the estate’s wines. We also offer a delivery service within France and to several other countries, including those in the European Union.

Our wines

What wines are produced at Château Léognan?

The estate produces several wines under the Pessac-Léognan appellation, as well as white and rosé wines under the Graves appellation. The range includes, in particular, Château Léognan, Le Calice de Léognan, Les Sarments de Léognan, the Cuvée Phoenix, Le Blanc and L'Eclat.

What is the appellation for Château Léognan’s wines?

Red wines are produced under the Pessac-Léognan AOC, whilst white and rosé wines are produced under the Graves AOC. These appellations are among the most renowned in the Bordeaux wine region.

What is Château Léognan’s top wine?

Château Léognan is the estate’s flagship wine. This red wine expresses the full richness of the Pessac-Léognan terroir, with aromas of dark fruits, spices and fine oak.

What is the difference between Château Léognan and Le Calice de Léognan?

Château Léognan is the estate’s flagship wine, whilst Le Calice de Léognan stands out for its more indulgent, approachable profile, characterised by ripe red fruits and spices.

What is the Cuvée Phoenix?

The Cuvée Phoenix is the estate’s prestige cuvée. It is characterised by its elegance, aromatic complexity and long finish, making it a benchmark amongst the estate’s wines.

Offers & events

Can we organise an event at Château Léognan?

The estate hosts private and corporate events in a setting that combines heritage, vineyards and natural beauty, close to Bordeaux.

What sort of events can be organised?

The estate’s venues are suitable for seminars, meetings, receptions, showrooms, product launches, birthdays, weddings or private events.

How many people can be accommodated?

The various modular spaces allow events to be organised for up to 90 participants, depending on the chosen layout.

Why hold a seminar at a vineyard near Bordeaux?

The natural setting, the facilities that blend historic charm with modern comforts, and the wine tourism activities create an environment that fosters team spirit and professional interaction.

Are there any team-building activities on offer?

Events can be enhanced with wine tastings, vineyard tours or experiences tailored to each group’s objectives.
 

 

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