Stay

Settle in. Stay longer than you planned.

Three distinct accommodations at the estate, for two to eighteen guests. Stay a few nights or a full week — the place rewards every extra day.

How it works

Three ways to stay — or take the whole estate.

The main château holds five bedrooms; the Porche gîte adds three more; the Diane apartment is its own private studio for two. Booked together, they sleep up to eighteen — perfect for a family week or a wedding party.

We hold a two-night minimum throughout the year. Many guests stay a full week. Bicycles and the gardens are yours to wander.

Chambre Bleue in the main house — pale blue walls, stone fireplace and crystal chandelier.
5 bedrooms· Sleeps 10

The Château

The main house. Five characterful bedrooms and four bathrooms — the two top-floor rooms share one — a drawing room, and the great kitchen at the heart of it all. Best for families, friend groups, and exclusive-use bookings.

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The Porche gîte — its own sitting and dining room.
3 bedrooms· Sleeps 6

Porche

A renovated stone gatehouse beside the main château. Three bedrooms, a self-contained kitchen and sitting room, and direct access to the pool. Ideal for two couples travelling together, or a family with older children.

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The Diane apartment — a private retreat for two.
1 bedroom· Sleeps 2

Diane

A self-contained one-bedroom apartment with its own entrance, kitchenette and sitting room. The most private of the three — chosen by couples who want the run of the gardens but a door of their own to close.

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Exclusive use

Take the entire estate.

For larger gatherings — a milestone birthday, a multi-generational holiday, a small wedding — the three accommodations can be booked together, giving you the whole house, the gardens, the pool, and eighteen beds across the estate (with sofa beds for a few more).

Exclusive-use bookings include a dedicated point of contact in the lead-up, flexible arrival and departure, and the option to add private cooking, a sommelier, or a wedding planner from our trusted local partners.

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Aerial view of Château de Mirande and its grounds.
Why stay longer

A few nights, or a full week.

The estate is small and quiet. Burgundy is large, varied and slow to give itself up. Guests who stay a week leave knowing more of the region — and of themselves — than the calendar would suggest.

1.

Arrive, breathe out.

  • Settle in through the late afternoon
  • Walk the meadows and orchard
  • Dinner in the village or at the house
2.

The Mâconnais by bicycle.

  • The Roche de Solutré and a cave tasting
  • Lunch in a vineyard village
  • Return through the back lanes
3.

Cluny & Tournus.

  • The abbey ruins and the medieval town
  • Market in Tournus, lunch by the Saône
  • St Philibert at golden hour
From

Rates that reward staying.

Nightly rates ease with the length of stay. A week costs meaningfully less per night than three. Winter and shoulder-season retreats receive the most generous reductions.

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