Medieval Castle Near Toulouse | Château de Trévien

We invite you to stay in our 15th-century château in Trévien in the Tarn department, a beautifully restored medieval castle near Albi and within easy reach of Toulouse. Built in 1440 and thoughtfully restored, Château de Trévien offers a unique historical stay near the hilltop village of Cordes-sur-Ciel.

Neslted in the peaceful countryside of the Ségala region of the Tarn, this authentic castle provides a memorable setting for travelers seeking accommodation in the Tarn and a distinctive experience of life in a historic estate.

Guests can choose from beautifully appointed private rooms or fully equipped château apartments—ideal for short holidays, long stays, or group accommodations. Whether you are planning a countryside escape, a romantic weekend in a castle, or a slow-travel experience, staying here offers a rare opportunity to immerse yourself in history while enjoying modern comforts.

The château is also available as a retreat and event venue, welcoming wellness retreats, creative workshops, artist residencies, seminars, and private group gatherings. Surrounded by nature and rolling farmland, the property is perfectly suited for hiking holidays, cycling trips, remote work stays, and digital detox retreats.

Located near Albi and within easy reach of many of Occitanie’s historic villages, our château is an inspiring destination for corporate retreats, intimate celebrations, and team offsite events in a truly memorable historic setting.

Experience life in a French château — where heritage, nature, and community come together for an unforgettable castle stay near Cordes-sur-Ciel in southwest France.

Enter into the great room on the main floor, where thick stone walls, vaulted stone ceilings, and generous seating create a welcoming space to gather, read, or unwind. An enormous historic fireplace—now fitted with a wood-burning stove—anchors the room, filling it with warmth and atmosphere throughout the seasons.

A coffee and tea station is always available, inviting you to linger a little longer. From here, the original flagstone hallway leads to a stone staircase—worn smooth by centuries of use—escorting you to two upper floors of guest rooms.