Château des Sénéchaux occupies the historic village of Bourdeilles, 9 kilometres from Brantôme in the heart of Dordogne's countryside. Built between the 15th and 17th centuries, its origins stem from the Manoir des Hélies, constructed around 1500 by Jean Bertaud, seigneur of Pouzols and Hélies, which served as the residence and seat of the Sénéchaux of the barony of Bourdeille. The château now operates as a four-star accommodation featuring three luxurious suites with original beams, stone walls, and antique furnishings, all with terraces overlooking the Dronne river. Amenities include sun terraces, gardens, live music, and rowboat access to the river, establishing it as both a historic landmark and a refined destination for discerning guests.
