Treat yourself to a romantic weekend in Saint-Émilion: a charming suite, a private spa, a candlelit dinner, and vineyards stretching as far as the eye can see.

Stays starting at €380 for two.

Imagine: a 19th-century building nestled in the heart of the Lussac-Saint-Émilion vineyards, absolute tranquility, golden light filtering through the vines.

It is here, at the Pavillon des Millésimes & SPA, that your getaway for two truly comes to life.

No need to look any further.

We’ve thought of every detail so that you have only one thing to do: enjoy each other’s company.

A getaway for two, far from it all The Pavillon des Millésimes is an exceptional guesthouse where you’re welcomed just like at home—only better.

Five distinctive suites and 2 studios, each with its own character, in a historic, listed building that has stood the test of time since 1882.

Here, we take our time. Breakfast is served with local and seasonal produce.

The landscaped garden opens onto the heated pool.

And when evening falls, the table d’hôtes takes over—bistronomic cuisine that’s worth the trip on its own.

Here, we take our time.

Breakfast is served with local and seasonal produce.

The landscaped garden opens onto the heated pool.

And when evening falls, the table d’hôtes takes over—bistronomic cuisine that’s worth the trip on its own.

What our guests say****: rated 4.9/5 on Google and 9.6/10 on Booking.com—over 1,400 travelers welcomed each year.

Our package:

- 1 night**** in a charming suite with a view of the park or the vineyards

- 2 gourmet breakfasts** featuring local products

- 2 bistronomic dinners at La Table du Pavillon — bistronomic cuisine, regional wines

- 1 hour of spa treatment You arrive, and we take care of everything. You leave with memories.

The Pavillon’s SPA:

your haven of well-being
Our SPA area is designed for couples.

A Jacuzzi, a subdued atmosphere, a moment of absolute calm amidst the Bordeaux vineyards.

No lines, no hustle and bustle.

The SPA is reserved exclusively for you for an hour—because a romantic weekend is also about spending time together in privacy.

Saint-Émilion: the most beautiful setting for a getaway for twoLe Pavillon des Millésimes is ideally located in Lussac, just 10 minutes from the medieval village of Saint-Émilion, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

**What awaits you in the surrounding area:**

- The cobblestone streets and terraces of Saint-Émilion

- Château tours and tastings at the finest vineyards

- Strolls through the vineyards at sunset- Local markets and regional artisans

We know the region like the back of our hand and love sharing our favorite spots.

Upon your arrival, we’ll create a customized itinerary tailored to your preferences.

What’s the occasion?

This romantic weekend is perfect for:

- A couple’s anniversary or a special proposal

- Valentine’s Day or a gift for a loved one

- A spontaneous getaway to reconnect

- An intimate and elegant bachelorette or bachelor party

Want to personalize your stay? A bouquet of flowers, a bottle of fine wine in your room, a couples’ massage—just let us know, and we’ll take care of it.

Why book directly?

When you book directly on our website, you’ll enjoy:

- The best rate guaranteed — with no intermediary fees

- A personalized welcome — we’ll prepare for your stay in advance

- Special perks reserved for our direct guests

Frequently Asked Questions

**What time can we arrive?**

Check-in begins at 4:00 PM. We can accommodate early arrivals—just let us know.

**Is the spa truly private?**

Yes, during your one-hour slot, the space is reserved exclusively for the two of you.

**Can we extend our stay?**

Of course. We also offer this stay for 2 or 3 nights—contact us for a personalized quote.

**How do we get there?**

Lussac is 45 minutes from Bordeaux and its airport, and 10 minutes from Saint-Émilion.

Free public parking on site.

Ready to get away?

Le Pavillon des Millésimes awaits you in the heart of the vineyards. Choose your dates and let us take care of the rest.

What to Do in Saint-Émilion in 2 to 3 Days: Our Insider’s Guide
Saint-Émilion is much more than just a wine-growing village.

It’s a labyrinth of medieval alleyways, underground passages carved into limestone, vineyards stretching as far as the eye can see, and a culinary scene worth taking the time to explore.

In fact, two to three days is the perfect amount of time to enjoy it all without rushing.
We live in Lussac-Saint-Émilion year-round, and our guests always ask us the same question: “What shouldn’t we miss?” So here’s our itinerary—the one we recommend to every traveler who walks through our door.

Day 1 — The medieval village and its underground heritage
Morning: a dive into historyStart with the beating heart of Saint-Émilion. Lose yourself in the cobblestone alleys—here they’re called the “Tertres”—that wind their way up between the golden stone houses.

The atmosphere is unique, especially in the morning when the light skims the facades.
Don’t miss the guided tour of the underground heritage (about 1 hour). It’s an absolute must-see. Descend beneath the village square to discover four exceptional monuments: the Hermitage of Émilion (the cave of the Breton monk who founded the town in the 7th century), the Chapel of the Trinity and its medieval paintings, the catacombs, and above all the monolithic church—the largest underground church in Europe, carved out of the rock in the 12th century. 38 meters long, 12 meters high, carved from a single block of limestone. It’s impressive.

cave of the Breton monk who founded the town in the 7th century), the Chapel of the Trinity and its medieval paintings, the catacombs, and above all the monolithic church—the largest underground church in Europe, carved out of the rock in the 12th century. 38 meters long, 12 meters high, carved from a single block of limestone. It’s impressive.

Good to know: These monuments can only be visited with a guide, through the Tourist Office.

Be sure to book in advance, especially during peak season.

Afternoon: The Tour du Roy and the terracesClimb the Tour du Roy for a panoramic view of the rooftops and vineyards stretching to the horizon. Stroll back down to the Place du Marché, settle into a terrace seat, and sample the famous macarons of Saint-Émilion—a local specialty since 1620, no less.
Browse the artisan shops and wine cellars lining the streets. Each wine shop offers tastings, giving you the chance to discover the appellations in a relaxed setting.
Evening: Bistronomic dinnerFor dinner, at the Pavillon des Millésimes, our Table d’hôtes awaits you with market-fresh cuisine paired with the region’s finest wines.

Day 2 — The vineyards, by bike or on foot
Morning: A stroll through the vineyardsThis is THE highlight of a stay here. Leave the village and immerse yourself in the vineyards. Two options depending on your mood:
On foot — Several marked trails start directly from Saint-Émilion. The “Grandes Vignes” trail (about 8 km) winds through the most prestigious estates, offering magnificent views of the Dordogne Valley. You don’t need to be an experienced hiker; it’s hilly but manageable.By e-bike — This is our recommendation. Over 15 to 20 km, you’ll ride through the vineyards of Saint-Émilion and its neighboring appellations (Lussac, Montagne, Puisseguin).
You’ll pass by legendary names—Cheval Blanc, Ausone, Angélus—and the pace of cycling lets you truly enjoy the scenery.

Several rental companies offer e-bikes with pre-planned routes and tasting stops included.

Our tip: set out early in the morning; the light is extraordinary, and you’ll have the vineyards all to yourself.

Afternoon: Château tour and tastingBook a tour at a winery. Each château has its own character: some offer food-and-wine pairings, others picnics in the grounds, and still others private tours of the cellars and wine cellars.

A few suggestions for memorable experiences:
For a complete immersion: a Grand Cru Classé château with a tour of the cellars, an explanation of the winemaking process, and a guided tasting
For a friendly atmosphere: a family-run estate where the winemaker welcomes you personally and shares the history of his vineyards

For food lovers: a château offering a food-and-wine pairing lunch amidst the vineyards
We know the local winemakers personally—upon your arrival at the Pavillon, we’ll guide you to the estates that match your tastes and can make reservations for you.

Evening: relaxation and wellnessAfter a day in the vineyards, it’s time to unwind. At the Pavillon des Millésimes, our private spa awaits you: a jacuzzi, relaxation area, and absolute tranquility. Followed by dinner at our table—the perfect combination to end the day on a high note.

Day 3 — Hidden Gems Around Saint-Émilion
Morning: The Satellite AppellationsMost visitors stick to Saint-Émilion itself. That’s a shame, because the satellite appellations—Lussac-Saint-Émilion, Montagne-Saint-Émilion, and Puisseguin—are home to some hidden gems. The landscapes are just as beautiful, the winemakers more approachable, and the wines often offer remarkable value for money.

From the Pavillon des Millésimes in Lussac, you’re right in the heart of this area. We can organize a tasting tour for you at the estates we work with every day—our true favorites, the ones you won’t find in guidebooks.

Afternoon: Local Market and CraftsDepending on the day of your visit, enjoy the local markets. Local producers and artisans offer their specialties: aged cheeses, golden cannelés, homemade jams, foie gras, and Southwestern charcuterie. It’s also a chance to bring back meaningful souvenirs.

If you still have energy, head to the bastide town of Libourne (15 min)—a charming town at the confluence of the Dordogne and Isle rivers, with its arcaded square and pleasant riverbanks.

End of the day: sunset over the vineyards
Saving the best for last. There are viewpoints around Saint-Émilion and Lussac where the sunset over the vineyards is absolutely magical. We’ll point out our favorite spots—with a bottle to take along, of course.

What is the best time of year to visit Saint-Émilion?
Every season has its own charm, and honestly, there’s no bad time to visit:
Spring (April–May) — The vines are budding, the light is golden, and there are few tourists. It’s our favorite season.
Summer (June–August) — The days are long, the pool is a delight, and the village is bustling. Book your château tours in advance.
Fall (September–October) — Harvest season. The colors are vibrant, and activity in the vineyards is in full swing. A unique time for wine lovers.
Winter (November–March) — The village is quiet and intimate. Perfect for focusing on fine dining, the spa, and wine cellar tours without the crowds.
Where to stay in Saint-Émilion?

To make the most of a 2- to 3-day stay, we highly recommend staying at the Pavillon des Millésimes & SPA in Lussac—just 10 minutes from Saint-Émilion.
Why stay with us rather than in the town center?

Because here you’ll find the tranquility of the vineyards, a heated pool, a private spa, a table d’hôte that’s well worth the visit, and hosts who know the region inside out to create a tailor-made stay for you. All this in a historic building from 1882 with its charm intact.

Our Romantic Getaway & Spa Package — starting at €380 for two:1 night in a charming suite2 gourmet breakfasts2 dinners at La Table du Pavillon1 hour of private spa treatment
Rated 4.9/5 on Google and 9.6/10 on Booking.com

Practical Information

How to get to Saint-Émilion?

By car: 45 minutes from Bordeaux, 10 minutes from Lussac

By train: Libourne station (15 minutes from Saint-Émilion),

TGV from Paris in 2 hours and 30 minutes

From Bordeaux-Mérignac Airport: 50 min by car

Getting around:The village can be explored on foot (be warned, it’s hilly!)Electric bike rentals available for exploring the vineyardsA car is recommended for visiting satellite appellations and outlying châteauxFree public parking at the Pavillon des Millésimes

Budget to plan for:

Guided tour of the cellars: approx. €13/person

Wine tasting at a château: from free to €25 depending on the estate

Electric bike rental: approx. €35–65/day

Meal at a restaurant in Saint-Émilion: from €25 (bistro) to €80 (gourmet)

Ready to discover Saint-Émilion?

You now have everything you need for an unforgettable stay.

And if you’d like a personalized itinerary, we’d love to share our favorite spots—it’s what we’ve been doing for years.