Three hundred metres from a former residence of the Knights of Malta, a fortified house once stood on the hillside. Its vaulted lower substructures still remain, formed by a series of transverse barrel vaults. It was upon these cellars that the present-day Chartreuse was built around 1630 by Jacques d’Aurout, Lord of La Palisse in Bigorre, appointed Mayor of Bergerac by Louis XIII in 1629.
Read moreWe are proud that our many commitments to exceptional hospitality have been recognised with the prestigious Michelin Key.
Read moreForget impersonal hotel standards !
At La Chartreuse du Bignac, every member of the team shares the same spirit — one of genuine, respectful and attentive hospitality.
You feel truly expected, gently accompanied, never overwhelmed.
A smile, the right word, a discreet gesture, a subtle attention… this is the quiet elegance of a service that is both human and natural — the true spirit of our home.
From the very beginning of the estate’s restoration, and every day since in the way we run it, preserving what surrounds us has been an obvious choice , a responsibility and a commitment we uphold at all times.
Read moreArchitectural excellence and interior design imbued with elegance; a quality of service guided by sincerity and attention to detail; a distinctive personality that reflects the soul of the house; a fair sense of value; and an active commitment to preserving the environment.
Here, every moment expresses the harmony between high standards, authenticity and a contemporary art of living.
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