





Located in the heart of the Maurienne valley, on the heights above Saint-Michel-de-Maurienne, the Château du Vigny, formerly a wine-producing farm, has been restored into a guesthouse.

Welcome to our guesthouse, a welcoming haven designed for your well-being and peace of mind.
We invite you to stay in our self-catering cottage or in one of our three guest rooms, all carefully arranged to ensure tranquility, comfort, and privacy for everyone.
• THE GUEST ROOMS •
Charming, spacious, and comfortable, all our guest rooms feature a private bathroom (with either a bathtub or shower) and a private toilet.
Offering lovely mountain views, each room boasts its own distinct personality and unique charm, thanks to timeless décor that blends furniture and objects collected over time, reflecting our personal inspirations.
You can also enjoy our tea-time area and the fully equipped communal kitchen, or simply relax in the garden and on the terrace overlooking the mountains. Private outdoor parking is also available for your peace of mind.
The three guest rooms are located on the first floor of the Château.
• THE COTTAGE •
Cozy and inviting, our guest cottage offers a magnificent view of the mountains.
Located on the ground floor of the château, it has a private entrance and includes:
** Option to book our entire guesthouse for exclusive use, with a total capacity of 12 people.


The Maurienne Valley, the longest Alpine valley, stretches for 120 km between Italy and the Isère Valley. Home to legendary mountain passes and the Vanoise National Park, it offers magnificent settings where you can discover the mountains at your own pace, all year round.
In winter, the largest ski resorts are easily accessible just 10 minutes from the château: the 3 Vallées area via the Orelle–Val Thorens cable car, and—about 20 minutes away—the Galibier-Thabor area via Valmeinier.
In the warmer months, the legendary mountain passes of the world’s largest cycling area will be within easy reach: the Col du Galibier, the Col de la Croix de Fer, the Col de l’Iseran…

















































