The château

The Mas de l’Age is a castle built around 1407 and belonged to the noble Benoist family until the 19th century.

Their coat of arms still sits upon the stones of this half-millennium-old castle.

Coat of arms of the Château du Mas de l'Age
Azure, a chevron Or accompanied by three blessing hands Argent.

Today the Mas de l’Age is home to your hosts, history enthusiasts with a particular love of the Middle Ages. We will be delighted to share our knowledge of the place, of its period, and of the region.

Castle stained glass

Organize your stay

During your visit to Limoges, enjoy a rich cultural and artisanal heritage. Discover the famous Limoges porcelain by visiting its museums and workshops, stroll through the medieval streets of the historic center, or explore the Bishop's Gardens overlooking the Vienne. The city also offers many restaurants, markets, and events throughout the year for an authentic and friendly stay.

We are happy to advise you on places worth seeing and on the best local restaurants. You will receive our recommendations and our list of favourites as soon as you book.

Person walking on an old paved bridge towards half-timbered houses under a blue sky.
Lively terrace under garlands of colored lights in a paved street.
Clock tower of Limoges station illuminated at dusk.

Your hosts

As enthusiasts of medieval history, we will welcome you with warmth and authenticity. Keen to offer you a unique experience, we will gladly share the secrets of the château and of the region.

Every morning, a breakfast of local and responsibly sourced produce is served in your room or in the orangery: an essential start to the day.

Your hosts