Bourgons Castle

Charming bed-and-breakfast in Mayenne

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A vibrant estate in the heart of the Mayenne region

Nestled in the hills of the Mayenne region, the Château de Bourgon welcomes you for an exceptional stay. With 800 years of history, a 30-hectare estate, and unspoiled natural surroundings.

800 years history

30 ha domain

3 bed and breakfasts

Currently at Bourgon Castle

Concerts and Events 2026

Bed and Breakfast

Three exceptional rooms in a unique historic setting. Candlelit dinner by reservation; breakfast included.

Renaissance Room

À partir de 120 €/nuit

Aubusson Room

À partir de 130 €/nuit

Duke of Villeroy Room

À partir de 140 €/nuit

Explore the castle through photos

Explore the estate's photo albums—architecture, gardens, stables, and life at the château throughout the seasons.

The History of the Castle Through the Centuries

Bourgon Castle, first mentioned in 989, has stood the test of time, remaining at the heart of life in the Bas-Maine region. Discover the major milestones in its history through this timeline.

989 – 1214

Bourgon avant Bourgon

Before the name Bourgon became established, the site was under the temporal jurisdiction of Évron Abbey and its surrounding lands.

1218 – 1425

First Family: Couesmes

The Chronicles of Laval grant the fief of Bourgon to the de Couesmes family.

1425 – 1577

Second Family: Montécler

Charles II of Couesmes mortgaged the castle to secure his release. Jean II of Montécler took possession of the lands of Bourgon because the loan was not repaid.

1528

Construction de la chapelle

Construction of the castle chapel by Louis de Montécler.

1577 – 1728

Third Family: Souvré, Louvois, Villeroy

The marriage of Philippe-Emmanuel de Laval to Madeleine de Souvré brought Bourgon into the Souvré family line, and subsequently into the Louvois and Villeroy families.

1718

Construction of the dining room

Construction of the dining room by Louis de Neuville de Villeroy.

1728 – 1768

Quatrième Famille: Pouyvet de la Blinière

First sale of the castle.

1768 – 2004

Fifth Family: The Nicolais

Second sale of the château.

2004 – 2021

Sixième Famille: Ducatillon

Alain and Isabelle Ducatillon, a couple from northern France, bought the château from the de Corcelles family in 2004.

Bourgon and Biodiversity

The estate is home to remarkable flora and fauna—rare species, old-growth forest, wetlands, and Percheron horses.

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Sponsorship & Partnerships

Help preserve this exceptional heritage. We welcome patrons, partners, and companies interested in supporting the Château de Bourgon.

Support Bourgon

See all the concerts and events at the castle

Bourgon Castle hosts numerous events throughout the year: concerts, exhibitions, plays, outdoor movie screenings, community gatherings, forest outings, and much more